Champagne Louis de Sacy

Champagne house in Verzy, Montagne de Reims.

Champagne‌ Louis de Sacy is a family house in Verzy, a Grand Cru village in the Montagne de Reims.

History: The Sacy family was already settled in Verzy in 1633. Only in 1958 did André Sacy decide to label the family's champagne under the family name; he named the house after an ancestor, Louis de Sacy, a lawyer, writer and member of the Académie française. Alain Sacy ran the business from 1986; in 2018 siblings Jonathan and Yaël Sacy took over.
Vineyards and terroir: The estate has 18 hectares across 23 plots, mostly Pinot Noir, in places including Verzy, Cernay-lès-Reims, Trêlon and Bligny. The house also buys grapes from about 5 hectares belonging to other growers.
Approach and style: Since the 2023 harvest, production in Verzy and Cernay-lès-Reims has been organic. The vineyards are managed with tillage, natural grass cover, cover crops and vitiforestry. Since 2024 new cuvées have been released under the name Sacy Sœur & Frère.
Cuvées: The range includes Originel Extra Brut, a Grand Cru Extra Brut, the Brut Nature Cuvée Nue, a Rosé de Saignée Grand Cru, Les Courtisols Grand Cru and Grand Soir Grand Cru.

Cuvées by Louis de Sacy

Cuvée Grand Soir Grand Cru

Cuvée Les Courtisols Grand Cru

Grand Cru Extra-Brut

Extra Brut

Originel Extra-Brut

Extra Brut

Rosé de Saignée Grand Cru

Rosé

Louis de Sacy is imported by: Cellarmasters.

Shops and wholesalers carrying Louis de Sacy: Cellarmasters.