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Champagne Bollinger
Founded in 1829 in Aÿ, France, Champagne Bollinger has long been synonymous with refined taste and meticulous attention to detail. Family-owned and independent, the House is guided by a pioneering spirit that embraces innovation while remaining true to the most esteemed artisanal traditions. Whether through the continued use of its own resident cooper to maintain its over 4,000 oak barrels, or through carefully considered innovation in its winemaking approach, Bollinger achieves a distinctive balance between heritage and forward-thinking excellence.
This partnership reflects a deep, profound and shared historic connection with the United Kingdom. Both Aston Martin and Champagne Bollinger hold Royal Warrants, with Bollinger supplying the Royal Household continuously since 1884. As official partners, Aston Martin and Champagne Bollinger will create unforgettable experiences that blend performance, craftsmanship, and artistry.
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As Official Champagne partner, Champagne Bollinger will be present at key Aston Martin experiences and VIP events across the globe, from exclusive launches to intimate customer gatherings. Whether celebrating a victory on the grid or raising a glass at a private unveiling, Champagne Bollinger will be there to elevate each moment with its unique character and style.
“At Aston Martin, we believe in creating unforgettable experiences that blend performance, craftsmanship, and artistry. The partnership with Champagne Bollinger exemplifies this spirit through its uncompromising quality, family heritage, and elegant design. We are delighted to welcome them into the Aston Martin world.”
Stefano Saporetti, Director of Brand Diversification at Aston Martin
Champagne Bollinger and Aston Martin are committed to responsible drinking and advocate that no one should drink and drive. NEVER DRINK & DRIVE messaging will be integrated into all brand activations around the partnership.
