Located in the heart of the Marna Valley, it combines old methods with modernity.

At the beginning of 1900, the great-grandfather Léon Tribaut worked some plots of vines and cultivated his vegetable garden to sell his vegetables to the Epernay market every Saturday.

In the 1930s, his son Roger became director of the vineyard at Dizy and Epernay for the Lanson Champagne house, where he remained in office until his retirement in 1965. In all these years he manages in parallel the family vineyard transmitted by his father and expands it by buying plots on the slopes of Romery.

He was succeeded by his son Michel, who developed his activity through bottling and marketing in France and abroad.

In 2015 ROMAIN & CINDY TRIBAUT carry out the family tradition.

The wine house of Romain Tribaut uses two vines; a Chardonnay Grand Cru variety of Côte des Blancs and a Meunier variety of the Marna Valley.