The Grand Prix Henriot de la restauration aims to encourage one or more dynamic and enterprising owners of historical monuments to undertake a restoration campaign while respecting and maintaining local know-how.
The Fondation Mérimée has been awarding this Grand Prix Henriot de la Restauration, with the support of Maisons & Domaines Henriot, since February 2022.
This prize is a financial support for the restoration of a building, public or private, classified or registered as a historical monument (building, garden or park).
It was awarded to Geoffrey Malaval, owner of the Hôtel de Rouvière in Marvejols (Lozère).

Maisons & Domaines Henriot, which this year became the first institutional sponsor of the Fondation Mérimée, also wished to create a new prize with the Foundation: the Grand Prix Henriot de la restauration. With an exceptional endowment of €100,000, this prize aims to encourage the owners of historical monuments in their safeguarding and restoration projects, in the respect of traditional and local know-how.
For this first edition, the Fondation Mérimée received more than fifty applications. The jury of the Grand Prix Henriot de la restauration was chaired by Gilles de Larouzière, CEO of Maisons & Domaines Henriot, and composed of Robert de Metz, secretary of the Fondation Mérimée; Frédéric Didier, chief architect of historical monuments; Henri de Lépinay, engineer and architect; and Charles Personnaz, director of the Institut national du patrimoine.
The prize was awarded to Geoffrey Malaval, owner of the Hôtel de Rouvière in Marvejols (Lozère).
Photo : ©Gilles de Larouzière

Maison Henriot is pleased to present its new creation, initiated by Gilles de Larouzière Henriot, 8th generation of the family: Henriot L’inattendue.

Maisons & Domaines Henriot renews its commitment to the Mérimée Foundation.
“With this patronage, Maisons & Domaines Henriot confirms the lifelong commitment of a family and its Estates to safeguarding and showcasing the treasures that constitute the richness of French heritage. I have a special thought today for Joseph and Dominique Henriot who have long supported this family commitment. » Gilles de Larouzière Henriot, Chairman & CEO Maisons & Domaines Henriot.

Beaux Frères is pleased to announce that its two emblematic cuvées The Beaux Frères Vineyard and The Upper Terrace will be now internationally distributed, outside of North America and Japan, by three prestigious Bordeaux merchants: CVBG, Duclot and Joanne.
“We are delighted to partner with these three internationally renowned merchants and are convinced that they will successfully expand the global distribution of Beaux Frères wines” stated Gilles de Larouzière Henriot, Chairman and CEO of Maisons & Domaines Henriot.

Eight generations of the Henriot family have contributed to create the Maison Henriot’s Mémoires collection by carefully cellaring the bottles. A century after crafting of the first vintage of this collection, the Millésime 1921, Gilles de Larouzière Henriot had the desire to share with the world this legacy and his family’s savoir-faire, which represents a piece of the history of Champagne.
“The Henriot Mémoires Collection embodies specific years, through the Cuvées des Enchanteleurs, a blend of the House’s six founding crus, and the Millésimes, expression of the singular caracter of one year. The vintages we chose to release are guided by the tasting and the emotion that it brings”.
Gilles de Larouzière Henriot
Président de Maisons & Domaines Henriot

Champagne Henriot is very proud to release the new Cuvée Hemera 2006.
For several years, Maison Henriot has been working on finding a perfect balance between freshness and character. The Cuvée Hemera, named after the Greek Goddess of Daylight, is one of the finest expressions of this quest.
In ancient Greek times, Hemera would unveil night to reveal the day’s first rays of light.
It embodies the quintessence of Henriot style and symbolises the passage from the darkness of the cellars, where time weaves its magic, to the radiant brightness of the tasting.

Maison Henriot is proud to announce the appointment of Alice Tétienne, who won the trophy of Cellar Master of the Year 2020 at the Trophées Champenois.
This trophy has been organized by Bulles et Millésimes magazine since 2015. The objective of these awards is to highlight the various actions which help to promote the “King of the wines” throughout the world.
Photo credit : ©Michel Jolyot