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Champagne Vincent et Fabienne Naudé: the passion and tradition of a family-run house for 5 generations. Since 1970, the Naudé family has passionately cultivated 8 hectares of vines at Charly-sur-Marne. Their know-how gives birth to exceptional champagnes that regularly win awards. Come and meet these passionate winegrowers and discover their unique cuvées, whose bottle paintings are veritable works of art. Let yourself be charmed by the history and know-how of this family of winemakers. A unique experience in the heart of Champagne!

On this estate, the family cultivates an 8-hectare vineyard. Since 2015, Maison Léguillette-Romelot has been operating the Clos du Mont Dorin, a unique terroir. Respectful of tradition, they cultivate traditional grape varieties (pinot noir, pinot meunier and chardonnay). But they are also pioneers, reviving three ancient grape varieties: Pinot Blanc, Petit Meslier and Arbanne. Their aim? To give champagne a unique aromatic originality and complexity.

To discover the origins of this house, you'll have to go back to 1855. At that time, the family's first winegrower ancestor sold his wines to coachmen and boatmen when they stopped at his inn. The family has kept this symbol alive ever since. In a vineyard full of character, the house cultivates 72 plots using biodynamic agriculture. Tradition and Terre d'Émotion, two unique ranges born of the atypicality so dear to the House. Champagnes that express the terroir and passion of a family.

Since 1946, the Baron-Fuenté family has been cultivating vines with passion and respect. Three generations have built this estate, now run by sisters Claire, Lise and Aline. On 55 hectares, they craft exceptional champagnes, the fruit of unique know-how and a strong commitment to the environment.

L'Enchanteresse, la Préférence, l'Emancipée... all names that reflect the personality and creativity of these pioneering women. Come and discover the old cellars and taste Baron-Fuenté champagnes, an unforgettable experience.

Today, as Independent Winegrowers, the owners work a vineyard of 8 ha in a reasoned viticulture approach. Their land is mainly planted with meunier grapes. Within this fifth generation of winegrowers, innovation, research and experience are the key words that guide their daily work. Eight charming cuvées, regularly acclaimed, are to be discovered. A favorite is the Magic Vintage 2013 and its honey notes on the finish.

As early as 1903, Louis Fallet already distinguished himself by obtaining several awards for the elegance of his wines and the mastery of his vineyard. Today, it is Adrien and Paul who perpetuate the ancestral know-how inherited for more than four centuries. These harvesters-manipulators work today a vineyard of 18 ha distributed and produce wines of authenticity which one takes pleasure in tasting. Thanks to parcel-based vinification and rich and balanced blends, these champagnes with a singular temperament will make you discover the unique style of this house.

For three generations, the soul and know-how of Robert Léguillette, the founder of the House, has been breathing life into this beautiful 8-hectare estate. Located on clay-limestone slopes and facing south/southeast, the vines are planted with meunier and chardonnay. To make every moment sparkle, the House offers a wide range of wines, boxes and large containers that you will find on the e-boutique. A favorite is the Vieilles Vignes 2013 and its fleshy fruitiness.

For over 500 years, the Beudel family has passionately cultivated the land and then the vines on the hillsides. In 1954, Lucien Bedel gave a new lease of life to the estate, which today covers 7 hectares. Harvesters-manipulants and independent winegrowers, the Beudel family elaborate their champagnes from A to Z, using grape varieties such as pinot noir, pinot meunier and chardonnay. Discover also ratafia, a traditional liqueur whose recipe is carefully guarded. Champagne Beudel is the story of a family, a terroir and know-how.