Champagne Gabriel Boutet

Champagne house in Cumieres, Vallée de la Marne.

Village: Cumieres (Premier Cru)
Region: Vallée de la Marne
Founded: 1896
Cuvées in the guide: 3

Gabriel‌ Boutet is a small family house in Cumières, in the Vallée de la Marne, close to Hautvillers and Épernay. The Boutet brand was founded in 1896 by two brothers who had come to Champagne from the Creuse in 1860. After the death of Gabriel Boutet in 1971, his son-in-law Claude Millet began selling his entire production himself. Today the house is run by winegrower Luc Millet and Patricia, with their son Charles, a botanist and nature guide.

Vineyards The roughly 3 hectares lie on the slopes along the Marne, below the abbey of Hautvillers, on Cretaceous limestone soil; two thirds are premier cru. Pinot Noir dominates, alongside Chardonnay and Meunier.

Approach Since 1994 the grapes have been pressed at the Coopérative Louis Dupont in Cumières; blending and bottling take place at Union Champagne in Avize. The non-vintage brut ages on the lees for 3 to 5 years on average, the vintages for 5 to 14 years.

Champagnes

Brut Nature: with no added sugar, from grapes grown in Cumières.
**Miss Pat* Demi-Sec:** a generous demi-sec named after Patricia.
Constellation: created for a family celebration in 2025.

Cuvées by Gabriel Boutet

Gabriel Boutet Brut Nature

Blanc de Noirs · Brut Nature

New zero-dosage Blanc de Noirs from the estate's premier cru vineyards in Cumières, topped up with wine only.

Gabriel Boutet Constellation

Cuvée created for a family celebration in August 2025, on sale since summer 2026.

Gabriel Boutet Miss Pat* Demi-Sec

Demi-Sec

Rounded Demi-Sec version of the Miss Pat* cuvée.

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