SILLERYChampagne François Secondé · Grand Cru

For Australian venues · First shipment

Before Champagne
there was Sillery

For two centuries Sillery was reserved for the King of France, drunk at court and by the English nobility. The village then vanished into the blends of the great houses. Champagne François Secondé is the only récoltant-manipulant still bottling it under the village name.

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Vines on the Montagne de Reims

The history

From royal still wine to a rare Grand Cru — and a glass of Sillery in Patrick O’Brian’s novels.

The estate

A single small grower in a 92-hectare Grand Cru village on the Montagne de Reims.

Coming to Australia

Four Grand Cru Champagnes. Be first in line for an allocation from the first shipment.

Sillery at the table

France has celebrated with Sillery for two centuries. Join the celebration.

Three women raising Champagne flutes in a toast at a festive candlelit dinner table, captioned Celebrate with Sillery
The Hall of Mirrors at Versailles with chandeliers above a table set with crystal glasses, captioned Celebrate with Sillery
“Will you join me in a glass of Sillery?”
Patrick O’Brian, Master and Commander series