When the first flowers peek their colourful heads out of the ground, people are drawn to colour. No wonder rosé champagnes are so popular in spring. Ten years ago, Champagne Nicolas Feuillatte created its Réserve…
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History The roots of the Franck Bonville champagne house date back to around 1900. At that time, shortly after the phylloxera crisis,…
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History “The smallest of the Champagne vineyards are those of Sillery, and yet no wine of the Marne enjoys a greater renown”.…
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An invitation from the German importer Véritable made it possible for me to visit the Maison for the first time in July…
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History Viticulture in the Gonet family goes back a good 200 years. A legacy that has been passed down from father to…
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A great champagne only achieves perfection through the harmony of its components: In particular, through the blending of different origins and grape…
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The cooperatives in Champagne are changing. Of course, they still produce large quantities of base wines for the major trading houses. But…
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It was his first visit to Berlin. Frédéric Panaïotis, chef de cave of the Ruinart champagne house founded in 1727, was a…
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History Wines from the Côte de Sézanne are mentioned as early as the Middle Ages, and until the phylloxera crisis they went…
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