
Bouvet Ladubay

Bouvet Ladubay –
Sparkling wine tradition from the tuff cellars of the Loire
Bouvet Ladubay is one of the oldest sparkling wine producers in the Loire Valley: Étienne Bouvet and Célestine Ladubay founded the house in 1851 in Saint-Hilaire-Saint-Florent , a town whose subsoil consists of massive tuff. In eight kilometers of natural cellars, the bottles mature at a constant temperature – a condition that benefits the traditional method and makes the fine perlage possible.
The Loire Valley grape varieties define the winery's style: Chenin Blanc brings freshness and a characteristic honey minerality, while Cabernet Franc provides structure and red fruit in the rosé blends. Today, the winery produces around seven million bottles annually, 60 percent of which are exported – including to the British Parliament, which lists Bouvet Ladubay as its official supplier.
What distinguishes these wines is the combination of meticulous craftsmanship and the Loire terroir: Crémant de Loire, Saumur Brut, and Rosé Excellence offer Champagne-like complexity at a price that allows for everyday enjoyment. Five generations of family experience are in every bottle.



















