Chaudron

House · Verzenay

Chaudron is a family Champagne house with its head office in Verzenay and its cellars in Vaudemange; the UMC profile gives no founding year.1,2

History

The Union des Maisons de Champagne gives no founding year for the house.1 The house's own pages give two different starting points: the home page places its start in the wine trade in 1820, while the history page says the Chaudron family settled in Verzenay on the Montagne de Reims in 1867.2,4 According to the home page timeline, champagne production began in 1934-35, Champagne Chaudron production in Verzenay started in 2000, and in 2008 the house moved production to its present site in Vaudemange.2 The history page counts seven generations of growers on the estate, with Luc Chaudron at the head of the seventh.4

Sites and wines

The head office is in Verzenay, the cellar and visitor centre in Vaudemange.2 The house gives later cuvée dates: Hélène Chaudron in 2014, the zero dosage B73 in 2017, a zero dosage blanc de noirs in 2020, and Grains de Pinot Blanc in 2024 as a numbered edition of 1,500 bottles.2 See brut nature.

Vineyard

The UMC does not publish a vineyard area and gives 2 vineyard villages.1

See also

Sources

  1. Union des Maisons de Champagne. Chaudron (UMC profile)
  2. Champagne Chaudron. Home
  3. Union des Maisons de Champagne (UMC). The Champagne Houses (member list)
  4. Champagne Chaudron. Our history

Facts checked on 2026-10-21