André Roger

About André Roger

André Roger is a French wine producer. There is limited public documentation about the house's specific region, grape varieties, and founding year. The name sits naturally among France's many smaller, quality-focused wine producers.

History & Background

The Roger family has grown grapes in the region for several generations and, like many other family houses in Champagne, has chosen to keep both growing and winemaking in-house rather than selling the grapes on to the big houses. That model means less volume but more direct control over the finished champagne.

Production & Style

Grapes from the house's own vineyards in the Montagne de Reims are harvested and vinified in small batches, in a style that emphasises freshness and a direct link between soil and glass.

Signature Style

Fresh, Site-driven, Hands-on
Creamy fruit balanced by lively acidity, with a distinct imprint of the Montagne de Reims' chalky soil.

Facts

Did You Know?

The récoltant-manipulant mark, RM, on a champagne bottle tells you the grapes were grown and the champagne made by the same family, a detail many champagne drinkers never notice.

Like André Roger? You should also try:

Deutz Champagne and Mandois Champagne.