| Champagne vineyard | |
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the Champagne vineyard is located in the departments of Aisne, Aube, Marne, Haute-Marne, Seine-et-Marne in the sub-region Champagne-Ardenne herself in the region Northeast of France in France. On July 4, 2015, “Hillsides, houses and cellars of Champagne” were listed as world heritage.
Understand
An itinerary, necessarily including: the tourist visit of its sites and its heritage; the discovery of its inhabitants with their culture and their environment. Obviously, in a wine region the discovery of their assets can also be a complementary goal.
- The interest of this inventory is to locate the names of farms sometimes known throughout France, Europe or the world, and which for connoisseurs will be able to create a route with unparalleled simplification.
- Interprofessional Committee for Champagne Wine (CIVC)
- General Syndicate of Champagne Winegrowers 17.19 Avenue Champagne, 51200 Épernay,
33 3 26 59 55 00
Regions
- The Champagne vineyard is planted on the eastern slopes of the Paris Basin: Côte de l'Ile de France, Côte de Champagne, Côte des Bar, as well as the slopes of the valleys of the rivers of this wine-growing region: Marne valley, of its tributary, the Vesle valley and its tributary valley of the Ardre. The peculiarity of the soils is that the earth is mainly chalky.
The Geographical Area ofChampagne appellation (Champagne Viticole) covers 5 departments: Aisne (02), Aube (10), Haute-Marne (52), Marne (51), Seine-et-Marne (77) and concerns fourteen regions. That is to say a total of 635 municipalities (2014):
- The mountain of Reims
- The Marne Valley and the tributary valleys
- The Epernay region
- The White Coast
- The Côte des Bar
- The Massif of Saint-Thierry
- The Butte de Nogent l´Abbesse
- The Vesle Valley
- The Valley of the Order
- The Surmelin Valley
- The Congy - Villevenard region
- The Côte de Sézanne
- The Vitry-le-François region
- The Butte de Montgueux
- Some plots of the champagne appellation (20 ha) are found in Île-de-France in the municipalities of Citry, Nanteuil-sur-Marne and Saâcy-sur-Marne (Seine-et-Marne).
- The area of grape production of the Champagne vineyard is smaller, in four areas, it concerns 319 municipalities:
- 39 in Aisne - 63 in Aube - 2 in Haute-Marne - 212 in Marne - 3 in Seine et Marne. It brings together the 17 champagne terroirs:
- La Montagne de Reims (department of Marl (51))
- The Marne Valley (Marl (51), Aisne (02) and Seine et Marne (77))
- The White Coast (Marl (51))
- The Aube vineyard, on the Côte des Bars (Bar-sur-Aube and Bar-sur-Seine in theDawn (10))
- Each village constituting a cru, that is to say the product of a terroir and a climate; there are 302 vintages. The largest champagne cellars are in Épernay and Reims.
Cities
- Reims
- Epernay
- Troyes
- Bar-sur-Aube
- Chateau-Thierry
Techniques related to the Champagne vineyard
The types of wines produced are sparkling white and rosé
- History - Climatology - Geology - Grape variety - Work in the vineyard - Harvest - Vinification - Classification - Marketing - Conservation
Terroir or Cru
Definition of a cru in Champagne
- Each municipality producing wines of different quality depending on their exposure and the land occupied by its vineyards, the notion of vintage applies to entire municipalities.
- The best terroirs (the most chalky) give the best grapes and each commune is assimilated and identified with a cru.
Classification of Champagne vintages
- The municipalities are classified according to a scale of wines which goes from 100% to 80% depending on the quality of the grapes produced.
- The Champagne terroirs are classified into three categories: Grands Crus, Premiers Crus Where Other wines.
- The wines from the communes, for which the quality of the grapes produced, is classified at 100% are Grands Crus; 90% to 99% are Premiers Crus; 80% to 89% are Other wines.
- This classification or scale reflects the quality of the grapes and not that of Champagne, and makes it possible to establish the selling price of the kilo of grapes to traders.
“Grand cru” terroirs
- This classification is the most prestigious designation in the A.O.C.
- For these villages classified as Grand Cru, the grapes that make up a cuvée must come exclusively from the plots of these villages.
- The information on the label of a Grand Cru is Grand cru, or in some cases maybe downgraded to Premier Cru.
- Of the 319 vintages in the champagne production area, only 17 are entitled to the appellation Grand cru.
Reims mountain
- Ambonnay
- Beaumont-sur-Vesle
- Bouzy
- Chouilly
- Louvois
- Mailly-Champagne
- Puisieulx
- Sillery
- Tours-sur-Marne
- Verzenay
- Verzy
White Coast
- Avize
- Aÿ
- Crying
- Le Mesnil-sur-Oger
- Oger
- Oiry
“Premier cru” terroirs
- For these villages classified as Premier Cru, the grapes that make up a cuvée must come exclusively from the plots of these villages.
- The information on the label of a Premier Cru is Premier Cru or in some cases, a Grand Cru can be downgraded on purpose.
- Of the 319 vintages in the champagne production area, only 42 are entitled to the “Premier Cru” appellation.
Reims mountain
- Bezannes
- Billy-le-Grand
- Bisseuil
- Chamery
- Chigny-les-Roses
- Cormontreuil
- Coulommes-la-Montagne
- Pitfall
- Jouy-lès-Reims
- Les Mesneux
- Ludes
- Montbre
- Pargny-lès-Reims
- Rilly-la-Montagne
- Sacy
- Sermiers
- Taissy
- Rates
- Trepail
- Three-Well
- Vaudemange
- Villedommange
- Villers-Allerand
- Villers-Marmery
- Villers-aux-Nœuds
- Vrigny
White Coast
- Bergères-lès-Vertus
- Coligny (Val-des-Marais)
- Cook
- Etrechy
- Serious
- Virtues
- Villeneuve-Renneville-Chevigny
- Voipreux
Marne Valley
- Avenay-Val-d'Or
- Champillon
- Cumières
- Dizy
- Hautvillers
- Mareuil-sur-Ay
- Mutigny
- Pierry
“Other vintages” terroirs
- Only the mention Champagne appears on the label
- The 260 vintages that make up the production area of “other vintages” champagne.
Champagne wine brotherhoods
| Appellation | Name of the Vineyard Brotherhood | Representation | |
|---|---|---|---|
* Commanderie du Saulte Bouchon Champenois) 68, Grande Rue, 10110 Celles Sur Ource,  33 3 25 38 50 22, fax : 33 3 25 38 56 09 | Grand Master: Jean-Pierre Vezien | ||
| * Brotherhood of the Order of the Côteaux de Champagne 39, rue de Talleyrand, 51100 Reims, 33 3 26 40 16 68, fax : 33 3 26 40 14 66 | Commander: Yves Dumont | ||
| * Brotherhood of Saint-Vincent d'Avenay 3 Boulevard Jules Ferry, 51160 Avenay, 33 3 26 57 75 91 | President: Jean Augustin | ||
| * Brotherhood of Saint-Vincent de Cumières Town Hall, 51480 Cumières, 33 3 26 55 14 33 | President: Daniel Etienne | ||
| * Brotherhood of the Aldermen of Bouzy BP19, 51150 Bouzy, 33 3 26 57 01 54, fax : 33 3 26 57 09 97 | Grand Master: Jean-Paul Brice - Secretary: Laurette Secondé | ||
| * Brotherhood of Winegrowers of Sézanne in Champagne 29, Rue d'Epernay, 51120 Sézanne, 33 3 26 80 60 73, fax : 33 3 26 81 32 39 | Grand Master: Maurice Dugay | ||
| * Confrérie des Vignerons des Côteaux de Coiffy 52400 Coiffy Le Haut, 33 3 25 84 26 92, fax : 33 3 25 90 06 01 | Grand Master: Aristide Camus - Chamberlain: Janine Noël | ||
| * Brotherhood of Muids Montsaugeonnais 23, avenue de Bourgogne, 52190 Vaux Sous Aubigny, 33 3 25 90 04 65, 33 3 25 88 31 61 (President) | Grand Master: Julien Mielle - President: Robert Gy | ||
| * Brotherhood of Pinot Meunier 4, route de Villiers, 02310 Charly sur Marne, 33 3 23 82 11 87, fax : 33 3 23 82 36 87 | President: Patrick Grassiot | ||
| * Brotherhood of the Golden Saber La Grange Aux Loups, 8, rue du 11 Novembre, 60300 Apremont, 33 3 44 25 33 79, fax : 33 3 44 24 22 22 | Grand Master: Jean-Claude Jalloux | ||
| * Order of Champenois Vines 49 Rue Turenne, 51100 Reims, 33 3 26 36 01 12, fax : 33 3 26 85 13 78 | Grand Master: Jean-Marc Corvisier |
Major houses and producers of the Champagne vineyards
- Directory of Champagne Winegrowers
This page is not an advertising site and the list of professionals is not exhaustive but allows you to have a range with their personal site (when it is finished) and certain positions.
Non-exhaustive list of Champagne Houses:
| Appellation | Large houses and Producers of the vineyard of Champagne AOC | Area | |
|---|---|---|---|
| * 1 Champagne Henri Abelé (1757) 50 Rue de Sillery, 51100 Reims, 33 3 26 87 79 80 – (Freixenet Group (Spain) | |||
| * 2 Champagne Ayala (1860) 2 Boulevard Nord Ay, corner 2 rue Edmond de Ayala, 51160 Aÿ – (Bollinger family) | |||
| * 3 Champagne Beaumet (1878) 57 Rue de Verdun, 51200 Épernay, 33 3 26 51 19 19 – (depends on Maison Jeanmaire) | |||
| * 4 Champagne Beaumont des Crayères (1953) 64 Rue De La Liberté, 51530 Mardeuil, 33 3 26 55 29 40 – (Cooperative cellar with 240 members) | |||
| * 5 Champagne Besserat de Bellefon (1843) Lanson International Diffusion - 66, rue de Courlancy, 51100 Reims (Originally from Aÿ), 33 3 26 78 52 16 – (Lanson-BCC Group (via Maison Burtin)) | |||
| * 6 Champagne Château de Bligny (1911) 14 Rue du Chateau, 10200 Bligny, 33 3 25 27 40 11 – (G. H. Martel & Co Group) | |||
| * 7 Champagne Henri Blin et Cie (1947) 5 Rue de Verdun, 1 Rue Moulin, 51700 Vincelles, 33 3 26 58 20 04 – (Cooperative cellar with 31 members) | |||
| * 8 Champagne Boizel (1834) 46 Avenue de Champagne, 51200 Épernay, 33 3 26 55 21 51 – (Lanson-BCC Group) | |||
| * 9 Champagne Bollinger (1829) 20 Boulevard Maréchal de Lattre De Tassigny, 51160 Aÿ, 33 3 26 53 33 66 – (Bollinger family) | |||
| * 10 Champagne Canard-Duchêne (1868) 1 Rue Edmond Canard, 51500 Ludes, 33 3 26 61 11 60 – (Alain Thiénot Group) | The cellar can be visited | ||
| * 11 Champagne De Castellane (1895) 57 Rue de Verdun, 51200 Épernay, 33 3 26 51 19 19 – (Laurent-Perrier Group) | The cellar can be visited | ||
| * 12 Champagne Charles de Cazanove (1811) 8 Place de la République, 51100 Reims, 33 3 26 88 53 86 – (Rapeneau Group) | The cellar can be visited | ||
| * 13 Champagne Chanoine Frères (1730) Allée du Vignoble, 51100 Reims, 33 3 26 36 61 60 – (Lanson-BCC Group) | |||
| * 14 Champagne Deutz (1838) 16 rue Jeanson, 51160 Aÿ, 33 3 26 56 94 00 – (Louis Roederer Group) | |||
| * Champagne Dom Perignon (1670) – Dom Pérignon is a vintage cuvée made from Champagne wine. It is produced, during exceptional years, by the Champagne house Moët & Chandon | |||
| * 15 Champagne Nicolas Feuillatte (1972) Chemin départemental 40, 51530 Chouilly, 33 3 26 59 55 50 – (Union of cooperatives) | |||
| * Champagne Gauthier (1858) 51200 Epernay – (Lanson-BCC Group) | |||
| * 16 Champagne Gosset (1584) 12, rue Godart Roger, 51200 Épernay (51160 Aÿ), 33 3 26 56 99 56, e-mail : [email protected] – (Renaud-Cointreau) | |||
| * Champagne Heidsieck & Co Monopoly (1785) Contact Vranken-Pommery Monopole, 5 place du Général Gouraud, 51100 Reims – (Vranken-Pommery Monopole Group) | |||
| * 17 Champagne Charles Heidsieck (1851) 12 Alley of the vineyard, 51100 Reims – (Descours family (EPI) since 2011 (ex-Gpe Rémy Cointreau)) | |||
| * 18 Champagne Henriot (1808) 81 Rue Coquebert, 51100 Reims – (Family of Joseph Henriot) | |||
| * 19 Champagne Jacquart (1964) 34 Boulevard Lundy, 51100 Reims, 33 3 26 07 88 40 – (Alliance Champagne) | |||
| * 20 Champagne Krug (1843) 5 r Coquebert, 51100 Reims, 33 3 26 84 44 20 – (LVMH Group) | |||
| * Champagne Charles Lafitte (1848) 51200 Epernay – (Vranken-Pommery Monopole Group) | |||
| * 21 Champagne Lanson (1760) 66 Rue de Courlancy, 51100 Reims, 33 3 26 78 50 50 – (Lanson-BCC Group) | The cellar can be visited | ||
| * 22 Champagne Laurent-Perrier (1812) 32 Avenue de Champagne, 51150 Tours-sur-Marne, 33 3 26 58 91 22 – (Laurent-Perrier Group) | |||
| * 23 Champagne Mercier (1858) 68 Avenue de Champagne, 51200 Épernay, 33 3 26 51 22 22 – (LVMH Group) | The cellar can be visited | ||
| * 24 Champagne Moët & Chandon (1743) 20 avenue de Champagne, 51200 Épernay, 33 3 26 51 20 20, e-mail : [email protected] – (LVMH Group) | The cellar can be visited | ||
| * 25 Champagne Mumm (1827) 29 and 34 Rue du Champ de Mars, 51100 Reims – (Pernod Ricard Group) | The cellar can be visited | ||
| * 26 Champagne Joseph Perrier (1825) 69 Avenue de Paris, 51000 Châlons-en-Champagne, 33 3 26 68 29 51 – (Alain Thiénot Group) | The cellar can be visited | ||
| * 27 Champagne Perrier-Jouët (1811) 28 Avenue de Champagne, 51200 Épernay – (Pernod Ricard Group) | |||
| * 28 Champagne Philiponnat (1522) 13 Rue du Pont, 51160 Mareuil-sur-Aÿ, 33 3 26 56 93 00 – (Lanson-BCC Group) | |||
| * 29 Champagne Piper-Heidsieck (1785) 12 Rue du vignoble, 51100 Reims, 33 3 26 84 43 00 – (Descours family (EPI) since 2011 (ex-Gpe Rémy Cointreau)) | |||
| * 30 Champagne Pommery (1836) Boulevard Henry Vasnier, 51100 Reims – (Vranken-Pommery Monopole Group) | The cellar can be visited | ||
| * 31 Champagne Louis Roederer (1776) 21 Boulevard Lundy, 51100 Reims, 33 3 26 40 42 11 – (Rouzaud family) | |||
| * 32 Champagne Pol Roger (1849) 18 Avenue de Champagne, 51200 Épernay – (Independent & family house) | |||
| * 33 Champagne Ruinart (1729) 4 Rue des Crayères, 51100 Reims, 33 3 26 77 51 51 – (LVMH Group) | The cellar can be visited | ||
| * 34 Champagne De Saint-Gall (1966) 7 Rue Pasteur, 51190 Avize, 33 3 26 57 94 22 – (Union Champagne) | |||
| * 35 Champagne Salon (1921) 5 Rue de la Brèche d'Oger, 51190 Le Mesnil sur Oger, 33 3 26 57 51 65 – (Laurent-Perrier Group) | |||
| * 36 Champagne Marie Stuart (1867) 14 Rue des Moissons, 51100 Reims, 33 3 26 40 19 36 – (Alain Thiénot Group) | |||
| * 37 Champagne Taittinger (1734) 9 Place Saint Nicaise, 51100 Reims, 33 3 26 85 45 35 – (Pierre Taittinger and Crédit Agricole Nord-Est) | The cellar can be visited | ||
| * 38 Champagne Thiénot (1985) 4 Rue Joseph Cugnot Business park, 51500 Taissy, 33 3 26 77 50 10 – (Alain Thiénot Group) | |||
| * 39 Champagne from Venoge (1837) 33 and 46 Avenue de Champagne, 51200 Épernay, 33 3 26 53 34 34, 33 3 26 53 34 35 – (Lanson-BCC Group) | |||
| * 40 Champagne Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin (1772) 12 Rue du Temple, Avenue du Général Giraud, Rue Saint-Léonard, Rue Albert Thomas, 51000 Reims, 33 3 26 89 54 40 – (LVMH Group) | The cellar can be visited | ||
| * Champagne Vranken (1979) Contact 5 place du Général Gouraud, 51100 Reims – (Vranken-Pommery Monopole Group) | The cellar can be visited |
This page is not an advertising site and the list of professionals is not exhaustive but allows you to have a range with their personal site (when it is finished) and certain positions.
Non-exhaustive list of small * Champagne houses:
| Appellation | Producers of the vineyard of Champagne AOC | Area | |
|---|---|---|---|
| * Champagne Agrapart & Fils (1894) 57 Avenue Jean Jaurès, 51190 Avize, 33 3 26 57 51 38 | |||
| * 41 Hélène Bertaux-Boulard (1952) 1 and 4 Rue du Tambour, 51480 La Neuville-aux-Larris, 33 3 26 51 97 04 – Bouzy (Independent house, ex Champagne Raymond Boulard) | |||
| * 42 Champagne Billecart-Salmon (1818) 40 Rue Carnot, 51160 Mareuil-sur-Aÿ, 33 3 26 52 60 22 – (Independent house) | |||
| * Champagne Binet (1849) 9 Rue André Pingat, 51100 Reims, 33 1 46 98 07 83 – (Independent house at 30 Rempart du Midi, 51190 Avize, taken over in 2014) | |||
| * Champagne Ferdinand Bonnet Father and Son (1922) Allée du Vignoble 12, Boulevard Henry-Vasnier 4, 51100 Reims, 33 3 26 84 43 50 – Plots in Avize, Oger, Vertus (Descours family (EPI) since 2011 (ex-Gpe Rémy Cointreau)) | 10 | ||
| * 43 Champagne Dominique Boulard & Filles (1952) 13 Place du General de Gaulle, 51480 La Neuville-aux-Larris (La Neuville-aux-Larris), 33 3 26 51 46 31, e-mail : [email protected] – (Independent house, ex Champagne Raymond Boulard) | |||
| * 44 Champagne Francis Boulard (1952) Route Nationale RD 944, 51220 Cauroy-les-Hermonville (La Neuville-aux-Larris), 33 3 26 61 52 77 – Bouzy (Independent house, ex Champagne Raymond Boulard) | |||
| * 45 Champagne Brice (1994) 22 Rue Gambetta, 51150 Bouzy, 33 3 26 52 06 60 – (Independent and family house) | |||
| * 46 Champagne Cattier (1918) 12 Rue de la Belle Image, 51500 Chigny-les-Roses, 33 3 26 03 42 11 – (Independent company) | |||
| * Champagne Dehu (1787) 3 Rue Saint-Georges, 02650 Fossoy (Upper Marne Valley), 33 3 23 71 90 47 | 12 | ||
| * 47 Champagne Delamotte 5 Rue de la Brèche d'Oger, 51190 Le Mesnil sur Oger – 5th oldest Champagne house. (Laurent-Perrier) | |||
| * Champagne Delbeck (1832) 51100 Reims – (Bankruptcy of Financière Martin (Champagnes Bricout-Delbeck) in 2003) | |||
| * Champagne Pascal Doquet 44 Chemin du Moulin de la Cense Bizet, 51130 Vertus, 33 3 26 52 16 50 | |||
| * 48 Champagne Drappier (1808) Rue des Vignes, 10200 Urville, 33 3 25 27 40 15 – (Family house) | |||
| * 49 Champagne Duval-Leroy (1859) 69 Avenue de Bemmental, 51130 Vertus, 33 3 26 52 10 75 – (Family house) | |||
| * 50 Champagne Charles Ellner (1972) 6 Rue de la Côte Legris, 51200 Épernay, 33 3 26 55 60 25 – (Family house) | |||
| * Champagne Egly-Ouriet 9 Rue de Trepail, 51150 Ambonnay, 33 3 26 57 00 70, 33 3 26 57 82 26 | 12 | (10 in Ambonnay - 2 in Verzenay and Bouzy) | |
| * Champagne Fleury (1895) 43 Grande-Rue, 10250 Courteron, 33 3 25 38 20 28 | 15 | Pioneer of biodynamics in Champagne 1989 | |
| * Champagne Franck Pascal 1 Bis Rue Valentine Régnier, 51700 Baslieux-sous-Châtillon, 33 3 26 51 89 80 | 7 | winemaker handling in biodynamics | |
| * Champagne René Geoffroy (house founded in the 17th century) 4 Rue Jeanson, 51160 Aÿ, 33 3 26 55 32 31 | |||
| * Champagne Pierre Gimonnet & Fils 1 Rue de la République, 51530 Cuis, 33 3 26 59 78 70 | |||
| * Champagne Henri Giraud (house founded at the beginning of the 17th century) 71 Boulevard Charles de Gaulle, 51160 Aÿ, 33 3 26 55 18 55 | |||
| * 51 Champagne Paul Goerg (1950) 30 Rue du Général Leclerc, 51130 Vertus, 33 3 26 52 23 96 | |||
| * 52 Champagne Jeeper (1949) 3 Rue Savigny, 51170 Faverolles-et-Coëmy, 33 3 26 05 08 98 | |||
| * Champagne Jacquesson (1798) 68 Rue du Colonel Fabien, 51530 Dizy, 33 3 26 55 68 11 | |||
| * Champagne Janisson-Baradon and son (1922) 9 Place de la République, 51200 Épernay, 33 3 26 54 45 85 | 9,5 | ||
| Grand cru | * Champagne Larmandier-Bernier 19 Avenue du General de Gaulle, 51130 Vertus, 33 3 26 52 13 24 | 15 | And in Cramant, Chouilly, Oger and Avize. |
| Grand cru | * Champagne A.R. Lenoble 35 Rue Paul Douce, 51480 Damery, 33 3 26 58 42 60 | Chouilly | |
| Grand Cru | * Champagne Mailly Grand Cru (1929) 28 Rue de la Liberation, 51500 Mailly-Champagne, 33 3 26 49 41 10 | ||
| * Champagne Mandois (1735) Pierry | 35 | Vertus, Pierry and Chouilly | |
| * 53 Champagne Pierre Moncuit 11 Rue Persault Maheu, 51190 Le Mesnil-sur-Oger, 33 3 26 57 52 65 | 19 | (including 15 in Mesnil) | |
| * Champagne Philippe Martin (1892) 355 Rue du Bois des Jots, 51480 Cumières, 33 3 26 55 30 37 | |||
| * Champagne Moutaux 2 Rue des Ponts, 10200 Bligny, 33 3 25 27 40 25 | Coast of Bars | ||
| * Champagne Moutard Diligent 4 Rue des Ponts, 10110 Buxeuil, 33 3 25 38 50 73 | Coast of Bars | ||
| * 54 Champagne Bruno Paillard (1981) Avenue de Champagne, 51100 Reims, 33 3 26 36 20 22 | |||
| * 55 Champagne Pannier (1899) 23 Rue Roger Catillon, 02400 Château-Thierry, 33 3 23 69 51 30 | |||
| * Champagne Jacques Picard 12 Rue de Luxembourg, 51420 Berru, 33 3 26 03 22 46 | |||
| * Champagne Philipponnat (1910) 13 Rue Pont, 51160 Mareuil-sur-Aÿ, 33 3 26 56 93 00 | 21 | From the Boizel Chanoine Champagne group (11-1997) | |
| Premier Cru | * Champagne R. Pouillon & Fils 17 Rue d'Aÿ, 51160 Mareuil-sur-Ay, 33 3 26 52 63 62 | ||
| * 56 Champagne Prin Père & Fils (1977) 30 Rempart du Midi, 51190 Avize, 33 3 26 53 54 55 – (Independent & family house) | |||
| * Champagne JH Quenardel (1906) 5 Rue de Reims, 51100 Ludes, 33 3 26 61 10 52 | |||
| * Champagne Jacques Selosse 5 Rue Oger, 51190 Avize | 7,5 | Avize, Cramant, Oger, Le Mesnil-sur-Oger, Aÿ, Ambonnay and Mareuil-sur-Ay | |
| * Champagne De Sousa 12 Place Léon Bourgeois, 51190 Avize, 33 3 26 57 53 29 | White Coast | ||
| * Champagne Tarlant 21 Rue de la Coopérative, 51480 Œuilly, 33 3 26 58 30 60 | Marne Valley | ||
| * Champagne Devaux Hameau de Villeneuve, 10110 Bar-sur-Seine, 33 3 25 38 63 85 | |||
| * Champagne Daniel Etienne 166 Rue de Dizy, 51480 Cumières, 33 3 26 55 14 33 | |||
| * Champagne Gremillet Rue Envers de Valeine, 10110 Balnot-sur-Laignes, 33 3 25 29 37 91 | 39 | Coast of Bars | |
| * Champagne Ghislain Payer and Daughter 18 Rue des Longs Champs, 51480 Fleury-la-Rivière, 33 6 30 44 66 11 | 4 | ||
| * Champagne Padovani Pascal 1 Rue de Micaille, 51380 Vaudemange, 33 3 26 67 97 49 | |||
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Quotes
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References
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- Bettane Desseauve wine guide
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- Wine guide-Gault & Millau
- Guide Hachette des Vins
- The wine review of France
- Le figaro.fr wine
- The little Loisel wine guide
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