Maison Champagne Laurenti

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Status:
Operational

Established:
1923

Visitor Policy:
Not generally accessible

Tel:
+33 (0)3 2529 3232

Website:
View website

Address:
Rue De La Contrescarpe,
Les Riceys,
10340
Cote des Bars
France

Founded in 1923 by Joseph Laurenti, this family-owned house only make champagnes from Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grown on their own 45 hectare estate in Cote des Bars.

They make

Laurenti Brut

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