It is with a clear vision and an ambition deeply rooted in her family roots that Cléolia Clergé-André decided to found the Maison de Champagne Clergé-André. From the start, his project was obvious: to honor his family's heritage while infusing it with a new modernity.

The story begins in the light-filled valleys of Champagne, where the earth seems to whisper the stories of past generations. At the heart of this exceptional terroir, Odette and Laurent Rigaut, his great-grandparents, founders of Maison Rigaut-Bardoux in Chamery. Carefully passed on to the next generation, this passion was carried by his grandparents, then sublimated by his father, Pascal Clergé, pillar of the family tradition. His disappearance left Cléolia with a mission: to honor this heritage while building her own vision.

It is with this background full of stories and memories that Cléolia decided to found Maison Clergé-André. Not to rewrite history, but to continue it, to sublimate it. Aware that excellence always arises from collective work, she chooses to collaborate with passionate winegrowers and local cooperatives, where tradition and expertise come together to give birth to vintages that embody the soul of Champagne. In this partnership model, Cléolia does not seek to appropriate the gesture of development, but to be the guardian of vision and excellence. Each blend, each choice, is made so that each vintage reflects the richness of its roots and the modernity of the house.

Each Clergé-André bottle is a living testimony to this intergenerational transmission, a perfect balance between yesterday's heritage and today's ambitions. It is a champagne that tells a story: that of a family, of a terroir, and of a collaboration with those who work every day to reveal the best of Champagne.