“Why aim for average when
you can achieve excellence?”

Beginning with Cuvée 728, the House declared its independence, embodied in the Manifeste des 700: to create the best possible blend each year.

Illustration artistique d'une bouteille de Champagne Jacquesson

From 728 to 748, twenty years of craftingthe Cuvées 700.

bouteille de la cuvée 748

PROGRAMME 2025

The 2025 Programme invites you to turn a new page in the history of Jacquesson, through our five new cuvées:

  • Cuvée No. 748,
  • Cuvée No. 743 Late Disgorgement,
  • Dizy Terres Rouges,
  • Avize Champ Caïn,
  • Dizy Corne Bautray.

THE CHAMPAGNE HOUSE

For over two centuries, Champagne Jacquesson has been cultivating the art of Champagne wine with passion, exacting standards, and creativity. Founded in 1798 in Châlons-sur-Marne by Claude and Memmie Jacquesson, the “Maison” is one of the oldest in the region.

Employé vérifiant le vin dans une cuve de bois au sein de la cave de Champagne Jacquesson
Bouteille de Champagne Jacquesson Cuvée 743 posée sur des bouteilles couchées dans la cave

THE BIRTHPLACES
OF THE CUVÉES

It goes without saying that our single-vineyard cuvées were born from the desire to reveal the richness and diversity of our Champagne terroirs. These wines express with precision the singular personality of their origins.

Cep de vigne ancien avec ses feuilles, dans les vignes de Champagne Jacquesson
Vignes de Champagne Jacquesson avec jeunes pousses et feuillage

COMMITMENTS

Our demarche is rooted in the deepest respect for our region, the vineyards, for which we are merely the custodians, and the men and women who walk these wine-growing lands every day and watch over our cellars and winery.

ŒNOTHÈQUE ARCHIVE

The Œnothèque is the House’s memory space: a living place where you can find all information on our cuvées, guardians of time, savoir-faire, and elegance.

Mouvement flou d’un geste sur des bouteilles de Champagne Jacquesson
Dégustation d’un verre de vin chez Champagne Jacquesson