Pinot Noir — The Backbone of Champagne
Pinot Noir is the most widely planted grape variety in Champagne and gives many champagnes structure, body, and red fruit.
Grape Varieties
The grapes of Champagne — from Chardonnay to Arbane.
Pinot Meunier — The Underestimated Third
Pinot Meunier is often overlooked, but it's the soul of many champagnes. Fruit, accessibility, and charm — why this grape variety deserves more respect.
Pinot Blanc — The Silent Rarity
Pinot Blanc in Champagne: An almost forgotten grape variety that creates surprises in a few cuvées.
Petit Meslier — Nearly Extinct
Petit Meslier is one of the rarest grape varieties in Champagne. High acidity, floral aromas — a relic from times past.
Fromenteau — The Champagne Pinot Gris
Fromenteau, also known as Pinot Gris, is one of the forgotten grape varieties of Champagne. Rare, but fascinating.
Chardonnay — The Queen of Champagne
Chardonnay in Champagne: Why this grape variety produces the most elegant champagnes. Terroir, style and personal experiences.
Arbane — The Dinosaur of Champagne
Arbane is the rarest authorized grape variety in Champagne. Few hectares, few bottles, great character.