List of products by brand CHAMPAGNE MUMM
Founded on 1 March 1827 in Reims, the Mumm House stands as one of the defining references of the Champagne appellation. As the region's third largest négociant-manipulant, it combines a substantial vineyard presence with a blending expertise recognised across the world.
A House rooted in the history of Reims
It was in Reims, at the heart of the Marne, that the Mumm brothers laid the foundations of their House in 1827. By 1876, they had registered the Cordon Rouge label — a name that would become one of the most recognisable in Champagne. Nearly two centuries on, Champagne Mumm remains headquartered in Reims, where its cellars and blending expertise have been continuously refined. In 2005, the House was acquired by Pernod Ricard following the group's purchase of Allied Domecq, and today operates within the Martell Mumm Perrier-Jouët subsidiary. This corporate structure has not diminished the House's commitment to quality: Mumm continues to invest in its vineyards and to uphold the standards expected of a leading Champagne name.
Terroir and vineyard holdings
Champagne Mumm cultivates 218 hectares of vines spread across three of the appellation's most celebrated growing zones: the Montagne de Reims, the Côte des Blancs, and the Vallée de la Marne. This geographical spread gives the House access to a broad palette of terroirs — chalk, clay, marl, and limestone soils on slopes and hillsides with varied exposures — allowing its winemakers to assemble wines of genuine complexity and balance. The three principal Champagne varieties are all represented: Pinot Noir, which provides structure and depth; Chardonnay, which contributes freshness and finesse; and Pinot Meunier, which adds roundness and approachability to the blends.
Certifications and responsible viticulture
Mumm holds both HVE (Haute Valeur Environnementale) and Terra Vitis certifications across its vineyard holdings. These accreditations reflect a genuine commitment to reducing chemical inputs, preserving soil health, and managing the estate's environmental footprint — an increasingly important consideration for the House as it looks to the long-term stewardship of its Champagne terroirs.
The wine range
The House produces a full range of Champagne wines across several styles, from its iconic non-vintage blends to prestige cuvées. The range spans:
- Blanc (white Champagne) — led by the flagship Cordon Rouge Brut, offering a classic Champagne profile of freshness, biscuit notes, and fine mousse, built on a Pinot Noir-dominant blend
- Rosé Champagne — expressive and fruit-forward, drawing on the red fruit character of Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier from the Montagne de Reims and Vallée de la Marne
- Prestige and vintage cuvées — for those seeking greater depth and cellaring potential within the Champagne appellation
Why we have selected Champagne Mumm
At Halles Quercamps, we have listed Champagne Mumm for several straightforward reasons. First, the coherence and reliability of the range: from the entry-level Cordon Rouge to the more refined cuvées, the House delivers consistent quality across its Champagne appellation wines. Second, the accessibility of its flagship bottles makes Mumm an excellent choice for those building a cellar or seeking a dependable Champagne for entertaining. Third, the HVE and Terra Vitis certifications give confidence to buyers who are mindful of how their wines are grown. We particularly recommend the Mumm range to confirmed Champagne enthusiasts, as well as to those looking for a well-regarded name for gifts or celebratory occasions. At table, these wines pair naturally with shellfish, smoked salmon, or a fine cheese board — equally at home as an aperitif or alongside a celebratory meal.
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