When wine is a family affair, you might say. Because Louis Roederer, one of Champagne's best known and most highly regarded houses, is also one of the last wineries in the region to still be owned by the same family that founded it. It was back in 1776. The company is located in Reims and since its inception it has distinguished itself from all the other maisons that bought a lot of grapes from traders, focusing on the acquisition of vineyards and plots in the best regions. The idea was to give life to great wines, having total control of the production. From the vineyard to the bottle. The result proved the Roederer family right and today they can count on a property of about 240 hectares, divided between the three best cru of Champagne, located between the Montagne de Reims, the Croquettes des Blancs, and the Vallèe de la Marne. The symbolic wine of the winery is undoubtedly the iconic Cristal, even if wine lovers all over the world recognize in all the wines of the maison a stylistic figure that is difficult to equal. Today, the Maison Louis Roederer is the largest producer of Champagne from biodynamic agriculture.