Visita Ar Lenoble a Damery

Q: Can I visit Ar Lenoble?

Yes. You can visit Ar Lenoble. Simply click here to book your visit.

Q: Is Ar Lenoble opened today?

We invite you to check the availabilities of visits by clicking here.

Q: Which types of experience are proposed by Ar Lenoble?

Ar Lenoble only proposes visite e degustazioni: • 1 - Visite e degustazioni

Q: Do I need to book to visit Ar Lenoble?

In order to ensure your spot and to be welcomed in the best conditions, it is preferable to book before going there. You can book for free up to 15 hour(s) before by clicking here.

Q: What are the cancellation conditions for Ar Lenoble?

You can cancel your booking free of charge up to 14 day(s) before the start of your experience. After this deadline, we invite you to contact us so that our teams can help.

Q: Does Ar Lenoble propose experiences for groups?

The maximum reception capacity of Ar Lenoble is 12 person(s). To find out more and book, click here. You can also make a specific request if your group is larger by clicking here

Q: How much costs a visit at Ar Lenoble?

The price of Ar Lenoble experiences varies between 50,00 € and 50,00 €. To find out more and book a visite e degustazioni, click here

Q: Is it possible to privatize Ar Lenoble for a visit?

Ar Lenoble offers to live some of his experiences privately. It means that you will be the only group when living the experience. Here are the private experiences of Ar Lenoble: • Visita e scoperta

Champagne Azienda vinicola / vignaiolo

AR Lenoble is one of the rare producers in Champagne that has been consistently family-owned and entirely independent since the very beginning. Sister-and-brother owners Anne and Antoine Malassagne are the great-grandchildren of Armand-Raphaël Graser. They took over in 1993 from their father and in just over twenty years, they have quietly yet confidently transformed AR Lenoble into one of the jewels of the Champagne region. AR Lenoble was the second House in Champagne to be awarded the “Haute Valeur Environnementale” certification as part of a legal measure implemented under French law in 2007 to encourage sustainable development.