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Domaine Laurier Champagne

California sparkling with a French soul, poured in Commack since 1978.

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The story

The story behind Domaine Laurier

Domaine Laurier was founded in 1978 in western Sonoma County, in Forestville, and built its name on a simple idea: a California sparkling house with a French soul. The label is carried forward today by fourth generation winegrower Joseph J.D. Franzia. Grapes now come from California vineyards and the wine is made in Napa and Ceres.

What separates Domaine Laurier from the tank fermented crowd is method. It is traditional bottle fermentation, methode champenoise, with hand riddling, so the bubbles form inside each bottle the slow way. The grapes are the noble pair, Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. Legally it is California sparkling wine, not French Champagne, and the label has always been honest about that.

The lineup

Explore the Domaine Laurier range

Domaine Laurier keeps a tight lineup: one Brut in two sizes, plus a still Cabernet. The Brut is the one to know.

ExpressionTypeProof / ABVTasting notes
Champagne Brut 750mLCalifornia sparkling, methode champenoise11% to 12% ABVChardonnay and Pinot Noir, fine bead, dry finish
Champagne Brut 187mLCalifornia sparkling, methode champenoise11% to 12% ABVSingle serve split, same Brut, chilled fast
Cabernet Sauvignon 750mLStill red wineNot stated on labelCalifornia Cabernet, everyday table red
Out of stockDomaine Laurier - Cabernet Sauvignon 750 mL - CabernetWineDomaine Laurier - Cabernet Sauvignon 750mL$9.99Out of stockChampagneDomaine Laurier - Champagne Brut 750mL$10.99ChampagneDomaine Laurier - Champagne Brut 187mL$4.99
Buying guidance

Which Domaine Laurier is right for you?

Here is the honest math. Domaine Laurier Champagne Brut 750mL sits at $10.99, which is real Champagne method sparkling for the price of two cocktails. The 187mL split is $4.99, and it is the smart way to try the house before committing to a full bottle, or to stock a party without opening a 750 you will not finish. The Cabernet Sauvignon 750mL is $9.99. Prices are as listed and can move with the market.

The Weeknight Bubbles DrinkerDomaine Laurier Champagne Brut 750mL

Methode champenoise at $10.99 means Tuesday can be a toast night.

The Party HostDomaine Laurier Champagne Brut 187mL

Splits chill fast, no half empty bottles, easy to hand out.

The Red With Dinner CrowdDomaine Laurier Cabernet Sauvignon 750mL

A $9.99 California Cabernet for the table, no ceremony required.

Make the most of it

Domaine Laurier cocktails and pairings

Brut loves salt and fat, so keep it simple.
Good to know

Domaine Laurier questions, answered

Is Domaine Laurier real Champagne?
No. True Champagne must come from the Champagne region of France. Domaine Laurier is an American sparkling wine produced and bottled in California, made in the traditional method but legally labeled California sparkling wine.
Where is Domaine Laurier wine made?
Domaine Laurier is produced and bottled in California. The brand started in western Sonoma County and Forestville, and today grapes are sourced from California vineyards and the wine is made in Napa and Ceres.
What grapes are used in Domaine Laurier sparkling wine?
Domaine Laurier sparkling wine uses the traditional noble sparkling varietals, Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. Those two grapes are the classic backbone of bottle fermented sparkling wine in California and in France alike.
What is the alcohol content (ABV) of Domaine Laurier Brut?
Domaine Laurier Brut typically ranges from 11% to 12% alcohol by volume, depending on the specific bottling. That is standard strength for traditional method sparkling wine and close to most French Champagne.
How is Domaine Laurier sparkling wine made?
It is made using the methode champenoise, the traditional method. The secondary fermentation that creates the bubbles happens inside each individual bottle rather than in a large tank, and the bottles are hand riddled.
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