Champagne Liébart-Régnier 'Les Sols Bruns' Brut NV

The Liébart and Régnier families are country people through and through, having been working the land for seven generations.

Maison Liébart-Régnier was established by Lucien Liébart and Georgette Régnier in 1960. Right from the start they have been independent winegrowers and the current generations - Laurent, Valérie and their daughters Alexandra and Marion – are proud to make the family estate’s Champagnes today.

The family owns 11 hectares of vineyards in the heart of the Vallée de la Marne, all handed down by their predecessors. They span both banks of the Marne in the communes of Vauciennes (Left Bank, the stronghold of the Liébart family) and Baslieux sous Châtillon (Right Bank, land inherited from the Régnier family).

The 35 parcels of vines thrive in clay and limestone comprised mainly of brown earth soils. We grow all seven Champagne grape varieties: Pinot Meunier, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and to a lesser extent the ancestral varieties of Arbane, Petit Meslier, Pinot Blanc and Pinot Gris which, perhaps forgotten, are still authorised in the Champagne appellation.

This diversity of grape varieties, combined with the terroir, offers us a broad aromatic spectrum for our blends but also for some truly unique single varietal Champagnes.

They firmly believe that they are simply borrowing the land from future generations so it is our duty to respect and protect it. Several years ago we adopted an eco-friendly approach as a way of showing the land and our customers the respect they deserve. 

HVE : in 2015 they achieved Level 3 of the French High Environmental Value certification. Based on performance indicators, it recognises farmers and winegrowers who are developing biodiversity and managing their fertiliser use in order to achieve self-sufficiency and protect the soil, water and air.

VDC : Viticulture Durable en Champagne. They obtained the Champagne region’s Sustainable Viticulture certification in 2018. This is official recognition of the winegrowers’ environmental efforts in three areas: their biodiversity footprint, carbon footprint and water footprint.

Mindful of the environmental and social challenges, each day they strive to improve their practices.