Château de Boursault is a château in the Neo-Renaissance style, built on the ruins of a fortified castle that had belonged to the Barons de Boursault.
Finding a holiday apartment for a stay in Boursault can be part of your travel planning.
Culture
Madame Clicquot commissioned the architect Arveuf to build Château de Boursault in 1843.
Landscape
Château de Boursault overlooks the left bank of the Marne Valley.
Almost all the estate’s vines are located around Château de Boursault within a walled Clos, which also contains the winery, cellars and press house.
Wine
The vineyard of the Champagne Château de Boursault estate consists of the three traditional Champagne grape varieties Pinot Noir, Meunier and Chardonnay.
Champagne Château de Boursault is produced using a traditional artisanal method preserved for four generations.
Champagne Alain David & Fils is a family-run wine estate in Boursault that has been in existence for four generations.
At Champagne Alain David & Fils, the three Champagne grape varieties Meunier, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay are grown; they account for 67%, 16% and 17% respectively.
Experiences
Château de Boursault itself is not open to visitors.
A tour of the cellars of Château de Boursault can be booked.
Champagne Claude Michez offers a one-hour visit including tours of the vineyards and cellar, as well as a tasting of three cuvées.
The experience at Clos de Boursault includes a guided tour of the modern press house, winery and ageing cellars.
The experience at Clos de Boursault includes a tasting of three different wines.
The experience at Clos de Boursault ends with a tasting of three cuvées of Le Gallais Champagne on the terrace of the Abbaye, whose glass veranda offers views across the entire Marne Valley.
The experience at Clos de Boursault also includes a guided walk through the vineyards.
