Champagne Paul Déthune embodies a rich winemaking legacy that dates back to 1610, with Pierre Déthune following in the footsteps of his father, Paul, and previous generations, including his great-grandfather Léon and grandfather Henri. Growing up in the vineyards of Ambonnay, Pierre learned the intricacies of viticulture alongside his father, fostering a deep connection to the land and its heritage. Together with his wife Sophie, he honors their ancestors' courage and dedication by carefully considering their choices for the future. This commitment to preserving their cultural heritage is evident in their work as independent winegrowers, as they strive to leave a lasting positive impact on their community and the environment.

Dedicated to sustainable development, Pierre and Sophie have a three prong approach to sustainability focusing on creating a safe and pleasant workplace for their employees, ensuring the financial stability of their operations, and minimizing their ecological footprint with organic farming practices, solar energy and rainwater recovery systems. Their estate, which produces a remarkable range of ten champagnes, is entirely Grand Cru, showcasing the unique terroir of Ambonnay. This meticulous attention to quality and respect for both people and nature results in champagnes that are celebrated for their elegance, complexity, and authenticity. By embracing their role as stewards of a timeless heritage, the Déthunes not only honor their family's history but also contribute to the evolution of sustainable winemaking practices in the Champagne region.