Champagne stocks: the listed houses you can actually buy
Most Champagne is made by private houses or LVMH-owned brands you can't buy directly. A short list of pure-play Champagne groups do trade in Paris — and they're the only way to own the category on a public market.
The backdrop favours the category: in the latest Liv-ex readings Burgundy has overtaken Bordeaux as the largest share of fine-wine trade value (~29.3% vs ~26.4%, Bordeaux's lowest since 2020), and Champagne demand has been renewing as Bordeaux corrects. That's a read on the physical fine-wine market, not these equities — but it's the context in which “how do I invest in Champagne?” keeps getting asked. Below are the three listed houses, their live prices, and how each sits inside the BoomCellar Wine Stock Index.
Listed Champagne houses
The listed Champagne houses tracked by the BoomCellar Wine Stock Index, each with its ticker, Paris listing venue and latest quoted price.
| House | Symbol | Exchange | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Laurent-Perrier | LPE.PA | Euronext Paris | 80.20 EUR |
| Maison Pommery & Associés | POMRY.PA | Euronext Paris | 10.10 EUR |
| Lanson-BCC | ALLAN.PA | Euronext Growth Paris | 27.00 EUR |
Laurent-Perrier (LPE.PA)
Family-controlled grande marque Champagne house, listed in Paris. One of the few ways to own Champagne on a public market.
Maison Pommery & Associés (POMRY.PA)
Second-largest Champagne group: Pommery and Vranken, plus Provence rosé and port. Formerly Vranken-Pommery Monopole; the Paris listing now trades as POMRY.PA (previously VRAP.PA).
Lanson-BCC (ALLAN.PA)
Champagne group of houses including Lanson, Chanoine Frères and Philipponnat — plus Heidsieck & C° Monopole, acquired from Vranken in January 2026. Formerly LAN.PA; moved to Euronext Growth.
Prices typically 15–20 min delayed, in local trading currency; market caps approximate (methodology).
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