Exhibition at the museum
An immersive exhibition in the heart of the Avenue de Champagne.
The year 2025 marks the 10th anniversary of the UNESCO World Heritage listing of the Coteaux, Houses, and Cellars of Champagne, which includes the Avenue de Champagne in Épernay, as well as the 100th anniversary of the avenue’s current name.
As part of this double celebration, the Museum of Champagne Wine and Regional Archaeology, located on the Avenue de Champagne alongside Maison Boizel, has chosen to dedicate an exhibition to the history of Champagne. Running from October 15, 2025, to April 6, 2026, the exhibition combines scholarly insight with sensitivity, offering a fresh perspective on Champagne—its identity, its representations, and the unique cultural role it plays in society.
Maison Boizel is proud to be a sponsor of this nationally significant exhibition, entirely dedicated to the image and social dimension of Champagne—a drink long associated with celebration, sharing, French art of living, and innovation. The exhibition highlights this intangible aspect, a key element of the universal value that earned the Champagne sites their World Heritage status—a vision that Maison Boizel has shared since its founding in 1834.
