Bollinger Group News Today

Last year’s acquisition of Hubert Brochard made Bollinger-owned Loire Valley winery Langlois-Chateau a serious player in Sancerre. Now that deal has prompted a refocusing of the business – prioritising Crémant de Loire and Sancerre – and a change of name. Richard Woodard reports.

Mentzendorff has added the first gin to its growing spirits portfolio, with no plans to "expand into mainstream spirits", the company told db.

Domaine Chanson’s foray into the Côte Chalonnaise with the acquisition of 50 hectares of vineyard says much about the changing face of Burgundy – with an increasingly bright light being shone on less heralded parts of the region. Richard Woodard reports.

The Bollinger Group has bolstered its presence in Burgundy by purchasing the 50-hectare Château d’Etroyes estate for an undisclosed sum.

Bollinger has snapped up French wine estate Château d’Etroyes, adding wine from the Burgundy appellations Mercurey and Rully to its roster.

Police in France have arrested more than 20 people suspected of being involved in an operation selling cheap red wine marketed as Bordeaux.

The Bollinger Group has made another foray into the Loire Valley by purchasing 60ha Sancerre estate Hubert Brochard for an undisclosed sum

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There's so much character and uniqueness in this storybook house. It sort of feels like it was taken from the pages of Hansel and Gretel, minus the creepy parts.

There's so much character and uniqueness in this storybook house. It sort of feels like it was taken from the pages of Hansel and Gretel, minus the creepy parts.