Champagne Roland Philippe Père & Fils is a champagne house that has been around since 1952. It is located in the charming Champagne village of Châtillon-sur-Marne, in the Marne Valley. The history of this village is of great importance, because on the top of the hill stands the remarkable statue of Pope Urban II, who was born and lived there until he became famous for organising the first crusade. The vineyard extends over six hectares, allowing the harvest of the three Champagne grape varieties, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier, and the blending of the wines. The range comprises eight cuvées such as the Carte Noire Brut, the Carte Noire Demi - Sec, the Carte Blanche Brut, the Rosé Brut, the Millésime Brut, the Blanc de Blancs Brut, the Cuvée Spéciale and the Cuvée Chlo'Ice. The winery markets its Champagne through direct sales in its premises, as well as for export since 2019 and in seven depots located in the regions of Grand Est, Hauts de France, Rhône Alpes and Centre Val de Loire. The village is close to the A4 motorway (9km) towards Paris (125km) and Reims (35km), and close to Epernay (18km) and Dormans (11km).