This year marks an extraordinary moment in the history of Madame Veuve Point! 120 years ago, our Pouilly-Fuissé wines, crafted by the vision and dedication of our founder Jeanne Marie Point, received the prestigious Grand Prize at the 1904 World’s Fair in St. Louis.

This honor symbolizes the excellence, innovation, and craftsmanship that have been at the heart of our house since its inception. Jeanne Marie Point, a pioneer in the art of winemaking, was able to capture the essence of the Burgundy terroirs to create unforgettable wines that continue to delight palates around the world.

Discover more about the inspiring women who have contributed to our house’s history, and about the 1904 World’s Fair that crowned our wines with success.

Today, as we celebrate this remarkable anniversary, we pay tribute to the legacy of Madame Veuve Point and her unwavering commitment to excellence. We’re proud to perpetuate her legacy by continuing to produce wines of exceptional quality, carrying within them the very essence of our history.

“Thank you to everyone who has contributed to our success over the decades, and to all those who continue to support our house. Together, we’re writing a new page in our history every day, honoring the past while looking to the future with optimism and determination.“

Géraldine Point, Great-Great-Granddaughter