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Les Orizeaux Chartogne-Taillet ----(sparkling white)
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Les Orizeaux Chartogne-Taillet
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About the producer

The Taillet family has been settled in Champagne for many generations. The vineyard is located in Merfy, 8 km from Reims, on the Saint-Thierry massif, in the "small" Montagne de Reims. Since 2006, Alexandre Chartogne has taken over from his parents and, in just a few years, has managed to make great progress in the domain thanks to a focus on biodynamics, working on horseback to avoid soil compaction, extensive plot selection and planting vignes franches or free vines. In the cellar, Alexandre works with oak, stainless steel, amphora, and cement barrels. The result: skilfully and carefully made champagne, rooted in its terroir. A domain that continues to progress… follow it very closely!

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Characteristics of the producer and cuvée

Region: Champagne

Producers and wineries: Chartogne-Taillet

Colour: sparkling white

Grape variety: Pinot Noir
Food and wine pairings: : Bar en croûte de sel, Abondance, Cocktail de crevettes

Appellation: Champagne

Owner: Chartogne-Taillet

Viticulture: environmentally friendly More information....

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Auction history Les Orizeaux Chartogne-Taillet ----
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