
A Legacy of Innovation
Pommery's champagne legacy began in 1858, transforming from wool trading to premium Champagne under Madame Louise Pommery. The introduction of the first brut Champagne in 1874, a dry style, catered to English high society's evolving tastes. This move established Pommery as a trendsetter, celebrated with releases like the Pommery Cuvée 150 Blanc de Blancs NV for its 150th anniversary in 2024.

Unique Cellars and Aging Process
Pommery's distinctive feature is its underground cellars, transformed from Gallo-Roman chalk quarries into a 12-mile network under Reims. These crayères maintain a constant temperature of 10°C, ideal for aging Champagne, storing over 20 million bottles. The winemaking process includes alcoholic fermentation, blending by Cellar Master Clément Pierlot, and a second fermentation for foam, followed by shaking, disgorging, and dosing. Pommery's approach prioritizes vintage selection and aging over dosage, contributing to its distinctive, elegant style.

Sustainability and Environmental Commitment
Pommery's commitment to sustainability is a modern hallmark, being the first wine house to achieve ISO 14001 in 1996 and holding "Sustainable Viticulture in Champagne" and "High Environmental Value" labels since 2014. Vineyards, part of the Vranken-Pommery Monopole Group managing 285 hectares, are progressively converting to organic farming, with 175 hectares targeted by 2020 harvests, reducing ecological footprints through organic vineyard management and energy-efficient production.

Product Range and Quality
Pommery offers a diverse range, from classic Prestige Cuvees like Cuvée Louise to innovative options like the POP series for casual enjoyment. Vintages like the 1996 Cuvee Louise Brut Millesime are notable, with 10 vintages rated above 95 points. Consumer reviews highlight its freshness, fruitiness, and value, with comments like "My favorite, Pommery never disappoints" and "Best champagne for the price ever!"

Cultural and Artistic Engagement
Pommery's involvement in the arts is a defining trait, rooted in Madame Pommery's vision and continued by Paul-François Vranken. They sponsor prestigious events like Art Basel 2024. The cellars themselves are artistic, with sculptures and a mix of Art Nouveau and Art Deco styles at Villa Demoiselle, enhancing the visitor experience. This cultural engagement sets Pommery apart as a brand that transcends winemaking.

Why choose Pommery?
Pommery champagne's special status is a blend of historical innovation, unique aging conditions, sustainable practices, high-quality products, and cultural engagement. Pommery offers a touch of class that customers will appreciate.
Food Pairing
For a perfect first experience, pair Pommery Brut with Apple Strudel and Pommery Rose with Eton Mess or Pavlova. These combinations are sure to delight your customers.
The Perfect Occasion
Anytime is the perfect occasion to enjoy Pommery Champagne, offering versatility for any event at your establishment.
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Enhance your drink menu with Pommery Champagne. Contact us to learn more about offering Pommery in your bar or restaurant and elevate your customer experience!