Founded in 1086, Chateau Ricey-Bas carries nearly a millennium of history within its 25-hectare park in the southern Champagne vineyard belt. The twelfth-century vaulted cellar and 7.6-metre-high stone hall give receptions a monumental scale rarely found outside the region's most established estates. Candlelit stone interiors open through glass doors onto a vast courtyard, blending indoor warmth with the wide skies and vineyard-edged horizons that define this corner of the Aube department. The southern Champagne position places the estate in Rose des Riceys territory, one of France's smallest and most distinctive appellations.
Exclusive weekend hire from Friday to Sunday allows couples to plan a full programme across the grounds, from a courtyard aperitif to a cellar dinner. With 32 beds across 13 rooms on-site and parking available, guests can stay within the estate walls throughout the celebration.
A twelfth-century cellar and 7.6-metre stone hall within 25 hectares of parkland in the heart of southern Champagne.







