Charles Heidsieck

Maison Charles Heidsieck is named after its founder, a wine merchant famous for popularizing champagne in the United States, where he earned the nickname "Champagne Charlie", as well as being the protagonist of a diplomatic incident following his arrest. during the American Civil War. Legend has it that, condemned to death, Charles expressed as his last wish to share a glass of Champagne with his executors, who would have renounced to carry out the sentence, conquered by the gesture and the quality of his wine. The champagnes of Maison Charles Heidsieck fully embody the soul of their founder: a visionary and innovative gentleman, a lover of beauty and timeless elegance, whose ambition was the driving force behind the audacious choices that helped define the style that distinguishes these refined cuvées.