The real thing, sourced directly from France.
These polished aluminum champagne buckets came from the bistros, brasseries, and private cellars of the Champagne region — made for actual use, not decoration, which is exactly why they look so good. Each one is branded for a specific Champagne house, from grand maisons to small family négociants, and carries the kind of patina and presence that no reproduction can replicate.
Classic tapered form, ribbed body, side handles. Built to chill a bottle and outlast everything else on your bar cart. Use them as intended, or fill them with stems, dried grasses, or a trailing vine and let them do what they've always done — make a room feel like somewhere worth being.
Available in multiple Champagne house brands — select your maison below.
Canard-Duchêne (Black & Gold Label) — Founded 1868. Official purveyor to the Russian Imperial court. The classic.
Canard-Duchêne (Green Label) — The later era of a storied house. Same eagle crest, softer colorway, honest patina.
Paul Royer Grand Vin Brut — Small négociant from Aÿ, one of Champagne's most prestigious villages. Understated and elegant.
De Venoge — Founded 1837. Pioneer house on the Avenue de Champagne in Épernay. First ever illustrated Champagne label.
Vve. Chauvet et ses Fils — "The Widow Chauvet and her sons." Épernay house with a name that tells its own story.
Cheurlin-Dangin — From Celles-sur-Ource in the Aube. Rare: comes with its original lid.
Bricout, Avize — Grand Cru village on the Côte des Blancs. Ring pull handles. The most formal bucket in the group.
