Ruinart

Ruinart, the oldest Champagne house

Founded in 1729, Ruinart is the oldest Champagne house, renowned for the elegance and finesse of its cuvées. Combining historic know-how with exceptional chardonnay, Ruinart embodies fine champagne, from Blanc de Blancs to Rosé. Also discover our full selection of champagnes.

  • R de Ruinart Brut, champagne 75 cl de la Maison Ruinart

    R de Ruinart Brut

    R de Ruinart Brut

    Ruinart
    $445.69
    $445.69
  • Ruinart Blanc de Blancs – Champagne Le caveau des pépites

    Ruinart Blanc de Blancs

    Ruinart Blanc de Blancs

    Ruinart
    $869.97
    $869.97
  • Ruinart Millésimé 2016, champagne brut millésimé 75 cl

    Ruinart Millésimé 2016

    Ruinart Millésimé 2016

    Ruinart
    $883.36
    $883.36
  • Ruinart Rosé, champagne rosé 75 cl de la Maison Ruinart

    Ruinart Rosé

    Ruinart Rosé

    Ruinart
    $847.67
    $847.67

Frequently asked questions about Ruinart

Why is Ruinart associated with chardonnay?

Chardonnay is the house's signature grape, giving freshness and finesse. The Blanc de Blancs, made only from chardonnay, has become its emblematic cuvée.

Where are Ruinart champagnes aged?

In the crayères of Reims, former chalk quarries dug deep underground, where the temperature stays cool and stable all year round. These cellars are part of the Champagne sites listed as UNESCO World Heritage in 2015.

How should Ruinart champagne be served?

Serve it between 8 and 10 °C. Before opening, store the bottle lying down, somewhere cool and away from light.