Champagne Gardet
Champagne Gardet
AboutChampagne Gardet
Charles Gardet founded the house in Épernay in 1895; his son Georges later moved it to Chigny-les-Roses in the Montagne de Reims. The Prieux family now leads the house, with Stéphanie Sucheyre in charge of the cellar. Gardet uses grapes from its own vineyards as well as those of partner growers.
The cellar holds stainless-steel tanks and old Allier-oak vats, alongside reserve wines and two perpetual reserves. Non-vintage wines spend about three years on lees, while vintage Champagnes age for eight to fifteen years. Brut Tradition, one of the house’s earliest wines, remains its signature non-vintage Champagne.
Champagne Gardet NV Brut Tradition
French Sparkling
White stone fruit, lemon and pear lead, with chalk, fresh yeast and warm toast adding savoury depth. Fine bubbles carry an expressive palate shaped by crisp acidity and clean mineral freshness. A gentle red-fruit note rounds the middle before the balanced, refreshing finish settles with quiet elegance.
Champagne Gardet 2012 Millésime Extra Brut Magnum 1.5 L
French Sparkling










