Our commitment to regenerative viticulture
Maison Perrier-Jouët has existed in symbiosis with nature since 1811, and the House has been a pioneer of regenerative viticulture since 2020. By taking good care of the surrounding flora, the vines and the soil, both deep down and at the surface level, regenerative practices help us to create a thriving ecosystem, boosting carbon capture and increasing our resilience to climate change. For Séverine Frerson, cellar master of Perrier-Jouët, this holistic, sustainable approach is about “stepping up to our responsibilities to the entire living world.”
A living terroir
The principles of regenerative viticulture are applied in the vineyards, including tilling the soil to encourage root growth, as well as grassing over to increase the fertility and drainage capacities of the soil, allowing for optimum water retention. Bee hives, low walls and trees are all vital sources of life, providing safe spaces for the local fauna to nest and live, enriching biodiversity season after season.
Exceptional Chardonnay
More than just sustainable, Perrier-Jouët's dedication for nature is reflected in strong commitments to the ecosystem as a whole. Meticulous care of the vines, paired with the natural richness of the extraordinary Champagne terroir, allows us to create the perfect conditions to produce Chardonnay grapes of outstanding elegance.