Founded in 1729, Ruinart holds the distinction of being the oldest established champagne house, born from a vision rooted in enlightenment, craftsmanship, and a deep appreciation for both nature and art. For nearly three centuries, Ruinart has remained true to its refined, luminous style, with Chardonnay at the heart of its identity.

Ruinart champagnes are celebrated for their purity, freshness, and bright expression. Known for their finesse and delicate minerality, they offer subtle citrus and floral notes that bring lightness and vibrancy to every sip. Their uniquely shaped bottles – inspired by 18th-century wine flasks – reflect a perfect harmony of tradition and modernity.

Ruinart is more than champagne – it’s a meeting point of winemaking excellence and artistic sensibility. The house regularly collaborates with artists, designers, and architects, embodying a lifestyle where elegance and creativity go hand in hand.