A team dedicated to the quality of wines

Olivier
Vigneron

Technical Director
and Cellar Master

With over 25 years in the Group, each year has been different, and I enjoy having such a diversity of activities in my work, all guided by a passion for wine, always with the same goal: to craft cuvées in the House's style.
Always with the idea of learning from experience in order to look towards the future.
The constant pursuit of improvement, of understanding terroirs, techniques, and every detail in execution, is also essential.
In my work, I am always in awe of the power of nature, of the winemakers’ determination to produce the best grapes in this land with its harsh and changing climate, culminating in the thrilling harvest period, which is a very special time for me.

What I also love is the life of fermentations, the magic of tastings and blending, the creation of effervescence, and the slow aging of the cuvées in bottle. All of these steps are, for our team, moments of reflection and continuous improvement. This constant self-questioning is a priority in my work.
Ultimately, if someone raising a glass of Laurent-Perrier in New York, Tokyo, Paris, or elsewhere is happy in that moment of conviviality among friends, then our work is a success.

Christine
Carré

Director of Oenology
and Winemaking

When I arrived in 2001, 24 years ago, I had the opportunity of meeting and working with a team that revealed to me what Champagne Laurent-Perrier truly is.
From their work, they created this heritage. They passed on to us their know-how, their knowledge, and the joy of creating—without forgetting discipline, of course.
Throughout my journey within the House, I was fortunate to discover the various roles within the production department. Each one plays a part in the creation and quality of Laurent-Perrier champagnes. We all share the same passion and the same commitment to excellence and to the quality of the wines.
It is a team effort that allows us to preserve this knowledge and pass it on to future generations.

Emmanuel
Robinet

Director of Vineyards
and Grape Supplies

First and foremost, working for a globally renowned Champagne House recognized for its High-Quality and precise Cuvées.
Then, two aspects of my daily work mean a lot to me: the vineyard and our partners.
Ensure the management of the House’s vineyard, allowing it to produce high-quality grapes, while deeply respecting environmental regulations and considering the well-being of the staff working there throughout the year.

Building and maintaining strong relationships with the House’s partners, who place their trust in us by selling a portion of their grape production—some of them for several generations. Maintaining a climate of trust between all these winegrowers and the Laurent-Perrier House, even in an uncertain economic environment.
Lastly, another important mission is representing Laurent-Perrier with local economic authorities such as the Champagne Committee, customs, and many others. For this final point, my previous roles within the Champagne Committee help me every day.

Sébastien
Cocteau

Director
of Vineyards

The vineyard and its’ soil are a passion that never leaves you. Every harvest is a new adventure, shaped by nature, climate, techniques and constantly changing standards, nothing is ever fixed. My goal is clear: to produce grapes with a high level of excellence. It is a team effort, together we take on challenges, share our know-how and move forward with demanding and humble behavior. The vineyard is also a place for innovation: robotics, artificial intelligence, adapting to climate change... So many exciting topics that shape the future of our profession and make us vibrate every day.
Being a winegrower within the Laurent-Perrier Group means combining tradition and modernity, local roots and a look to the future, in our beautiful region. The future cannot be built without this strong team, that I have the chance to accompany every day. And for all these reasons: our passion is our vine.

Nelly
Gambier

Director of Supply chain
and Logistics

Having to adapt to an unstable international context, to respond to constantly changing legislation, while ensuring the quality and safety of products throughout the entire chain to meet the expectations of our customers. The challenge of tomorrow is to protect and develop our operational and human excellence. The Laurent-Perrier Group has an extraordinary know-how, a real legacy to preserve and to be inscribed in the future. Deeply grateful for the values instilled, the passion for work, and the DNA passed on over the past 18 years, the future must be faced with those same weapons.

Benjamin
Dorigny

Group Industrial Director

First of all, there is the technical dimension and innovation. New technologies, robotics, and industrial computing are constantly evolving. They require curiosity, rigor, and vision. My main mission is to guarantee the reliability, performance and adaptability of the production tools, improving their ergonomics in order to serve the quality of the wines.
I came to Laurent-Perrier in 2019, I succeeded my father. Since then, I have been fully involved and now hold the position of Industrial Director. For more than 20 years, I have remained driven by the same passion for excellence.

Philippe
Gille

Director of
Production and Packaging

My work is my passion, and what I like the most is managing my team and a pursuit of customer satisfaction. I constantly approach managing my teams with the same enthusiasm, to help them to develop their potential. The success of a team depends on communication and mutual respect. My responsibility lies in creating a positive and motivating environment.
I am also deeply committed to the quality of our wines. Each detail counts, and I make sure that our champagnes reach the highest quality standards. Satisfying our customers is my priority; their feedback is essential to continuously improve ourselves. Every interaction is an opportunity to learn and grow.

Production team: Emmanuel Robinet, Nelly Gambier, Olivier Vigneron, Christine Carré, Sébastien Cocteau, Benjamin Dorigny, Philippe Gille.