Gosset Champagne

Gosset — Champagne’s Oldest House

Founded in 1584 in Aÿ, Gosset is the oldest wine house in Champagne and one that has never lost sight of its origins. Long before bubbles defined the region, Gosset was crafting still wines from Pinot Noir, and that legacy continues to shape its style today. The house is fiercely independent in spirit, rooted in tradition but guided by a clear, uncompromising vision: Champagne as a wine first, not just a celebration. Everything here is built around purity, structure, and respect for fruit.

Gosset’s hallmark is freshness without aggression and power without excess. Fermentation is carried out without malolactic conversion, preserving natural acidity and giving the wines their signature tension and linearity. Pinot Noir plays a leading role, bringing depth, backbone, and subtle spice, while Chardonnay adds lift and precision. Long ageing on lees builds complexity slowly, resulting in Champagnes that are gastronomic, poised, and quietly authoritative, wines that reward attention rather than demand it.

What makes Gosset stand apart is its calm confidence. There’s no chasing trends, no stylistic shortcuts, just consistency, restraint, and an unwavering belief in Champagne as a serious, age-worthy wine. Presented in its iconic antique-style bottle, every cuvée feels like a conversation with history, refined, disciplined, and timeless. Gosset is Champagne for the table, not just the toast - elegant, structured, and profoundly assured.