Drink responsibly
Our commitment
At VALORÉ Champagne, we believe that discovering champagne should be approached with moderation, responsibility and respect for individual choices.
Aware of the risks associated with alcohol consumption, the Maison seeks to encourage an informed and responsible approach.
Health and safety must always take precedence over any consideration relating to the consumption of alcoholic drinks.
1. Making informed choices
Alcohol consumption poses health risks, even in small quantities.
These risks may vary depending on drinking frequency, the quantities consumed, individual characteristics and circumstances.
VALORÉ encourages everyone to seek information from the relevant health authorities and follow the recommendations applicable in their country.
The choice not to drink alcohol must always be respected.
2. Drinking in moderation
Where drinking alcohol is legally permitted and there are no contraindications, quantities should be limited and excessive consumption avoided.
No level of alcohol consumption guarantees the complete absence of health risks.
It is also important to include alcohol-free periods and never regard alcohol as a social necessity.
3. Protecting minors
Alcoholic drinks must not be offered or promoted to anyone below the legal age.
Age requirements vary between countries and must be respected by all consumers, distributors and other parties concerned.
VALORÉ directs its champagne-related communications exclusively at adults legally entitled to access this content.
4. Pregnancy and breastfeeding
Drinking alcohol during pregnancy can have serious consequences for a child’s development.
It is recommended to abstain completely from alcohol during pregnancy and when planning a pregnancy.
Avoiding alcohol while breastfeeding is the safest option. Any specific questions can be discussed with a healthcare professional.
5. Driving and safety
Alcohol impairs attention, judgement, coordination and reflexes.
It is essential not to drive after drinking alcohol, even when the amount consumed seems small.
This precaution also applies to operating machinery and taking part in potentially hazardous activities.
6. Health and specific circumstances
Drinking alcohol can be particularly dangerous in certain circumstances, including:
During pregnancy.
When taking certain medicines.
Where medical conditions or contraindications are present.
Before activities requiring alertness and coordination.
Where there are difficulties related to drinking or alcohol dependence.
If in doubt, seek advice from a healthcare professional.
7. Respecting individual choices
No one should be pressured to drink alcohol.
VALORÉ encourages consideration for others, respect for individual decisions and an understanding of different personal circumstances.
Abstaining from alcohol is a choice that must be fully respected.
8. Information and support
National health authorities and public health organisations provide information on alcohol-related risks and sources of support.
Anyone seeking advice can contact the relevant health services in their country.
For general information at an international level:
World Health Organization
www.who.int
9. Responsible communication
VALORÉ aims to communicate in a way that respects the rules governing alcoholic drinks in the countries concerned.
The Maison’s communications must not encourage dangerous behaviour, excessive drinking or drinking by minors.
Locally required health information and warnings must be included on the relevant materials.
VALORÉ Champagne
Alcohol consumption poses health risks. Drink responsibly.
