Famus champagne brand.

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The origin of the company dates back to 1836 in Reims, initially under the name of Dubois-Gossart.

The Dubois-Gossart company was taken over by Joseph-Narcisse Greno (1810-1892), the company's traveler-trader, to create the Dubois & Greno house.

André Wibert succeeds Dubois on his death and forms, with Greno, the general partnership Wibert & Greno.

In 1856, Alexandre Louis Pommery (1811-1858), a wool merchant in the region, changed his activity to get into champagne with Greno. Together they founded the company Pommery & Greno. 

The Pommery widow will then take control of the company, assisted by Narcisse Greno until 1860. She will make the house Pommery one of the greatest brands of champagne.

The LVMH group acquired the company in 1991.