Champagne Cowgirl

I grew up in Sonoma Valley as a farmer’s daughter. Surrounded by multi-generational winery families, I learned early what community, family, hard work, and faith really mean. I went from public school to Catholic school, got into my share of small-town country night trouble, and never missed Sunday mass. Love, caring for one another, and showing up for people were always at the center.

After earning my degree in marketing, my passion for travel and great bubbly led me to Champagne, France in 2021. The place felt instantly familiar—like Sonoma, but with bubbles. That trip planted the seed for Champagne Cowgirl: a club dedicated to bringing exceptional champagne and sparkling wines from family-owned producers in France, Italy, Argentina, Spain, and beyond straight to people here at home.

This journey has brought me full circle, back to the community that raised me. I’m excited to share these wines and the real stories behind them with fellow sparkling wine lovers. Whether it’s a bottle at your table or a future trip to meet the families who make them, Champagne Cowgirl is about the connections that tie great wine regions and families together.

At Champagne Cowgirl, we celebrate family, friends, faith, community, and country with a Western sensibility that feels both elegant and down-to-earth. Raised on hard work and simple faith, I believe in being a badass with class—honoring the grit of farming life while enjoying the luxury in the glass. These days you’ll mostly catch me drinking champagne (though this cowgirl still loves her tequila), and I couldn’t be happier to share this ride with you.

As a champagne and premium sparkling wine club, our mission is simple: to deliver distinctive bottles from multi-generational, small-to-midsized family producers and help elevate the moments that matter most to you and your families. We focus on grower Champagnes, limited-production sparkling wines, and special finds you won’t see on store shelves—all with the warmth and authenticity of our California roots.