The vineyard has been owned by only two families in 300 years, and today it is the hands of Pauline Bich Chandon-Moët. In 2017, the place was awarded the "Best of Gold" in the "Architecture and Landscape" category of the Best of Wine Tourism competition. The tour of the cellars is fascinating, as you look around the vines, the room where the wine is aged in barrels and the ultra-modern concrete vats. On the estate, abandoned quarries have formed remarkable caves.