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Maison Jèrôme Lefevre 

Producer: Jérôme Lefevre          

 

Region: Champagne

 

Appellation: Champagne

 

Grape Variety: Pinot Meunier, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay            

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Age of Vines: Planted in 1971

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Soil: Mostly Sandy

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Total: Productions: 2,000 bottles

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Feature: Certified Organic 

            

            

 

 

 

 

Seeking to further push experimentation, Jérôme Lefevre started a mico-negoce in 2017 called Champagne Jérôme Lefevre. At the far western edge of Champagne’s Marne Valley, Jérôme Lefevre is quietly redefining what contemporary Champagne can be.

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A former art critic and curator turned grower-producer, Lefevre farms just 1.5 hectares organically by hand, deeply influenced by the natural farming principles of Masanobu Fukuoka (no tilling, no pesticides, no fertilizer, no weeding, no pruning).

 

His wines move between two worlds: Champagne Delalot, focused on terroir and precision, and Jérôme Lefevre, a more experimental project inspired by art, music, oxidation, texture.

 

Production remains tiny, the wines intensely personal, and each cuvée feels closer to an artwork than a formulaic release. Maison Jérôme Lefevre remains one of the most compelling under-the-radar projects in Champagne today - balancing old-vine farming, minimal intervention, artistic instinct, and a refusal to follow trends. 

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Playing with Fire II Rose Brut Nature R20

90% Pinot Meunier, 10% Pinot Noir

Age of Vines: Planted in 1971

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Appellation: Champagne

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Village: Charly sur Marne 

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Soil: Clay & Limestone

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Vintage: NV

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Alcohol: 13.5%

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Farming: Certified organic, Fukuoka influence

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Winemaking: Rosé d’assemblage based on Pinot Meunier with the addition of Pinot Noir red wine at disgorgement. This wine has been made with a soft voluntary oxidation. Disgorged on January 2025 without dosage.

      

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Champagne Brut Cuvée Hunger for Speed R22

Pinot Meunier

Appellation: Champagne

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Village: Mont de Bonneil 

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Soil: Clay & Limestone

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Vintage: NV

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Alcohol: 13.45%

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Production: 1,500 bottles

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Farming: Certified organic, Fukuoka influence
 

Winemaking: All grapes are hand-harvested, then sorted and destemmed, pressed into 4-year-old barrels and aged for 11 months with monthly batonnage. Bottled in August 2023 and disgorged in January 2025 without dosage.

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Champagne SUPERGROOVALISTICMACERATIONSTUFF 2020

Pinot Meunier

Appellation: Champagne

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Village: Oeuilly

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Soil: Clay & Limestone

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Vintage: NV

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Alcohol: 13%

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Production: 300 bottles

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Farming: 3rd year in organic conversion
 

Winemaking: All grapes are hand-harvested, then sorted and destemmed, 8 days of maceration, aging 4 years in one used 228L barrels

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Champagne No Title Required 2023

Chardonnay

Appellation: Champagne

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Village: Mont de Bonneil

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Vineyard: Les Douaires

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Soil: Clay & Limestone

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Vintage: 2023

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Alcohol: 10.25%

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Production: 900 bottles

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Farming: Certified organic, Fukuoka influence

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Winemaking:  All grapes are hand-harvested, pressed and aged for 1 year in used barrel.

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Champagne No Title Required 2023

Pinot Meunier

Appellation: Champagne

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Village: Mont de Bonneil

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Vineyard: Les Chouttes

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Soil: Clay 

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Vintage: 2023

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Alcohol: 9.8%

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Farming: Certified organic, Fukuoka influence

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Winemaking: All grapes are hand-harvested, then sorted destemmed and pressed, aged for a few months in 4 used 228L barrels and fiber glass tank

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Composition #4

Pinot Noir

Age of Vines: Planted between 1971 and 1989

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Appellation: Champagne

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Village: Saulchery

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Vineyard: Les Chapelles

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Soil: Mostly Sandy

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Vintage: 2023

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Alcohol: 12.25%

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Production: 900 Bottles

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Farming: Certified organic, Fukuoka influence

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Winemaking: All grapes are hand-harvested, then sorted and destemmed, 7 days of maceration, aged 1.5 years in used 228L barrels.

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