Lallier

House · Aÿ-Champagne · founded 1906

Lallier is a Champagne house in Aÿ, founded by René Lallier in 1906.1 The Union des Maisons de Champagne lists it in the Campari group, with 50 ha of own vines in 5 villages.2

History

According to the house, René Lallier founded it in 1906. His son Jean took over in 1938, after working at Deutz & Gelderman in Germany.1 James Lallier arrived in 1973; he renovated the cellars, bought vineyards and acquired the Lallier mansion in Aÿ.1 The oenologist Francis Tribaut acquired Lallier in 2004 and created the Réflexion R and Ouvrage wines.1 Dominique Demarville became cellar master and managing director in January 2021.1 See chef de cave.

The house keeps its ageing cellar in Aÿ and its production facilities in Oger, in the Côte des Blancs.1

Group, vineyards and wines

The UMC profile lists the group as Campari, 50 ha of own vines in 5 villages, and the wines Série R, Blanc de Blancs, Blanc de Noirs, Grand Rosé and Millésimes et Ouvrage.2 The house page opened for this article does not mention Campari. See blanc de blancs and blanc de noirs.

See also

AyRegionsOgerRegionsCôte des BlancsRegionsBlanc de blancsStylesChampagne label codes: NM, RM, CM, RC, SR, ND, MAStyles

Sources

  1. Champagne Lallier. Our Maison
  2. Union des Maisons de Champagne. Lallier (UMC profile)
  3. Union des Maisons de Champagne (UMC). The Champagne Houses (member list)

Facts checked on 2026-10-21