Turnover: billion EUR ()
Country: France
Founded in 1729 by a former cloth and fabric merchant, Ruinart is the first and oldest champagne house in the world. The creation of the House coincides with the development of the French art of living, and the taste of "good and beautiful", of refinement. The first export took place in 1764 to Germany. Today, Ruinart is part of the MHCS company with other brands such as Krug and Moët et Chandon. As such, it belongs to the LVMH group under the control of Mr. Bernard Arnault.
Each of the brand's cuvées bears the distinctive signature of Chardonnay, which is the emblematic grape variety of Ruinart. The Blancs de Blancs are the flagship product of the house.
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The champagne market - France
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- Moët et Chandon (Groupe MHCS / LVMH)
- Champagne Mercier (Groupe MHCS)
- Champagne Canard Duchêne
- Veuve Cliquot Ponsardin (MHCS Groupe)
- Mumm (Pernod Ricard Groupe)
- Laurent Perrier Groupe
- Champagne Charles de Cazanove
- Champagne Ruinart (Groupe MHCS)
- Lanson
- Intermarché
- Bollinger
- Nicolas Feuillatte
- Bonvallet Champagne
- MHCS (LVMH groupe)
- Piper Heidsieck
- Charles Heidsieck
- Dom Pérignon (LVMH groupe)
- MHCF Groupe (Dom Pérignon)
- Vranken Pommery
- EPC Champagne - Grinclair
- Gratien & Meyer
- Champagne Salon (Laurent Perier groupe)
The Spirits Market - France
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- La Martiniquaise Bardinet
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- Coquerel Distillerie
- Vinet Delpech
- Bacardi
- Pernod Ricard
- Suntory
- Campari
- Marie Brizard Wine And Spirit
- Giffard
- Moët Hennessy (MHCS LVMH)
- Dom Pérignon (LVMH groupe)
- Champagne Ruinart (Groupe MHCS)
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- Champagne Mercier (Groupe MHCS)
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