Grower Champagne, tailored to your needs, delivered to your door!
Sharing the passion for Champagne
During our many trips to the Champagne region, we discovered that Champagne is much more than just the regular Champagne Brands that aims for standardisation.
Grower Champagne, offers much more diversity and a true expression of terroir.
Unfortunately, they can be difficult to find, and we want to share our passion for Champagne with you, so we created ChampagneHub.
We work only with Small and Independent Champagne Growers; Growers that handle everything, from vine to bottle, themselves.
The result is expressive Champagne full of unique personality and character.
All the Growers we work with follow sustainable, organic or biodynamic practices.
We have created a unique Membership, tailored to your preferences, allowing you to experience the different villages and terroirs that gives every Grower Champagne its own unique expression and personality. We also want to show you that Champagne is not just an aperitif or for special occasions.
Every month we visit growers to carefully select some of the best Grower Champagnes and make it available to our members.
We will handle everything, ensuring that amazing Champagne is delivered to your doorstep when you want it!
ChampagneHub Memberships
As a ChampagneHub Member, you will receive a case, tailored to your wishes in terms of size and frequency.
Each case will contain a mix of carefully selected Champagnes, and we aim to show you as much variation as possible.
Start your membership now by selecting one of the choices available below.
The true expression of terroir
We only work with Growers that follow sustainable, organic or biodynamic practices and handle everything themselves, from vine to bottle. Our environmentally friendly Growers go the extra mile to create extraordinary Champagnes with a unique expression of terroir.
Latest Member Cases
The previous cases we have sent to our Members.
Members Case No 2 - July 2019
The member cases we shipped in July is a Grand Tour in Champagne. We went from Lhéry in the Ardre Valley to Buxeuil in the Côte des Bar. In between, we also visited the small village of Talus-Saint-Prix in the Côte des Blancs.
Members Case No 1 - June 2019
In late June we shipped the first cases of Champagne to our Members. The first case is an exciting trip around Vallée de la Marne yet a very diverse selection.
Members Case No 2 - July 2019
The member cases we shipped in July is a Grand Tour in Champagne. We went from Lhéry in the Ardre Valley to Buxeuil in the Côte des Bar. In between, we also visited the small village of Talus-Saint-Prix in the Côte des Blancs.
Members Case No 1 - June 2019
In late June we shipped the first cases of Champagne to our Members. The first case is an exciting trip around Vallée de la Marne yet a very diverse selection.
The Passionate Growers we work with
Latest Articles
Champagne as Nature intended
In later years a sustainable and hands-off approach to winemaking has been making big waves, and there is a definite trend towards more nature-focused wines. In the Champagne region, we also see a significant and focused trend towards Organic and Biodynamic winemaking Practices. While Champagne is yet a long way off fully embracing organic farming, it is clear to see that there is a serious commitment towards a greener approach in Champagne.
The Terroir of Champagne
There is a lot to know about the Terroir of Champagne. This video, courtesy of Comité Champagne, gives a good primer about the terroir, climate, grapes all making Champagne the fantastic drink it is.
2018 Champagne Harvest Notes
The Champagne harvest of the 2018 vintage proved to be generous in quantity with very healthy grapes, well ripe of excellent quality also the harvest was far richer in sugar and aromas then average. The wine is intense and vibrant with an extreme depth of flavours and tones, all showing very high potential and it will surely challenge, if not surpass, the historic vintages of '96, '02 and '08.
Champagne as Nature intended
In later years a sustainable and hands-off approach to winemaking has been making big waves, and there is a definite trend towards more nature-focused wines. In the Champagne region, we also see a significant and focused trend towards Organic and Biodynamic winemaking Practices. While Champagne is yet a long way off fully embracing organic farming, it is clear to see that there is a serious commitment towards a greener approach in Champagne.
The Terroir of Champagne
There is a lot to know about the Terroir of Champagne. This video, courtesy of Comité Champagne, gives a good primer about the terroir, climate, grapes all making Champagne the fantastic drink it is.
2018 Champagne Harvest Notes
The Champagne harvest of the 2018 vintage proved to be generous in quantity with very healthy grapes, well ripe of excellent quality also the harvest was far richer in sugar and aromas then average. The wine is intense and vibrant with an extreme depth of flavours and tones, all showing very high potential and it will surely challenge, if not surpass, the historic vintages of '96, '02 and '08.