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Louis Roederer acquired Domaine Pierre Damoy, gaining nearly eight hectares of grand cru vineyards in Gevrey-Chambertin for its first Burgundy presence.

Louis Roederer has acquired Burgundy producer Domaine Pierre Damoy, marking its entry into the prestigious Burgundy wine region.

Champagne Louis Roederer expanded its portfolio by acquiring Domaine Pierre Damoy in Burgundy, including prime grands crus vineyards like Chambertin-Clos de Bèze.

Champagne Louis Roederer bought Burgundy's Domaine Pierre Damoy for hundreds of millions of euros, securing 8 hectares of Grand Cru vineyards.

Louis Roederer acquired the Pierre Damoy estate in Burgundy for an estimated 300 million euros, marking its first regional acquisition and raising concerns about escalating vineyard land prices.

Champagne Louis Roederer expanded its portfolio by acquiring Domaine Pierre Damoy, a Burgundy wine estate with grand cru vineyards.

Champagne Louis Roederer acquired Domaine Pierre Damoy, a Burgundy wine estate, marking its first venture into the region during its 250th anniversary.

Louis Roederer celebrated its 250th anniversary, reaffirming its dedication to quality and tradition, marked by the historical legacy of Cristal champagne and a modern focus on sustainable viticulture.

Champagne Roederer's acquisition of Domaine Pierre Damoy in Burgundy is facing a potential block by the French state, which requires compensatory measures due to concerns about vineyard concentration.

Louis Roederer, a family-owned Champagne house, emphasizes the value of time in its 250-year history of crafting quality wines while navigating economic and environmental challenges.

Champagne Louis Roederer celebrates its 250th anniversary by opening its private mansion for an art installation by Bianca Bondi before undergoing renovations.

Louis Roederer plans to acquire Burgundy's Domaine Pierre Damoy, diversifying its luxury beverage portfolio beyond champagne.

Louis Roederer is in exclusive talks to acquire Domaine Pierre Damoy, a prestigious Burgundy wine estate, as part of its diversification strategy.

Champagne Louis Roederer is acquiring Domaine Pierre Damoy, a highly regarded Burgundy wine estate with prime grand cru vineyards, expanding its portfolio of luxury wine properties.

Champagne Louis Roederer is negotiating to buy Domaine Pierre Damoy, a Burgundy Grand Cru estate, as part of its diversification strategy.

The State was ordered to compensate Champagne Louis Roederer and its insurer for damages to the company's Paris premises during a 2018 "gilets jaunes" protest.

Louis Roederer secured the top spot as the World's Most Admired Champagne Brand for 2026, consistently leading since 2018.

Jean-Baptiste Lécaillon, an experienced oenologist, leads Louis Roederer's vineyards and Champagne production while promoting sustainable viticulture.

The 2004 Cristal Vinothèque champagnes were unveiled after two decades of specialized aging, featuring a unique bottle rotation method to enhance quality, with prices up to €2,400.

Louis Roederer's Collection 246 Champagne blends multiple vintages with organic grapes and a perpetual reserve to express the 2021 vintage's fresh, precise character and sustainable terroir.