10€ discount with the code "BIENVENUE" (for a purchase of 80€ or more)
🥂 Until June 30, it's time to treat yourself ! 50 discount for purchases of €500 or more, and €125 for purchases of €1,000 or more (excluding shipping costs).
10€ discount with the code "BIENVENUE" (for a purchase of 80€ or more)
🥂 Until June 30, it's time to treat yourself ! 50 discount for purchases of €500 or more, and €125 for purchases of €1,000 or more (excluding shipping costs).
0,75L
This wine is very versatile and can be enjoyed during a meal or as an apéritif. It shows surprising character and boldly positions itself as a contemporary vintage or even a vintage to hold and cherish.
The nose is delicate, revealing floral, tangerine, lightly toasted bread and chalk aromas. On the palate, although the mineral and saline structure is pronounced, there's a certain roundness in the middle and finish. The texture of this wine is subtle, as if barrel aging has given it a beautiful patina. This cuvée is crafted to perfection and invites you to take another sip.
Their terroirs are mainly located in Mesnil-sur-Oger.
In paying tribute to their ancestors through the choice of name, they also wanted to celebrate the feminine presence already well established in their home. Perhaps they were influenced by the name of their street, Margot, which inevitably recalls a certain great Queen. It's possible, even probable. For in their family, symbolism has held a special place for several generations. In 1986, his father Bernard entrusted him with the keys to the winery. At the time, Didier Dzieciuck was 21 years old and had trained in Gionges, at a renowned school. More specifically, an internship with a fellow winemaker opened his eyes to the pleasure of working in the cellar. With this knowledge, he gradually laid the foundations of his winemaking method. These are milestones he would be delighted to return to, to refine or question, as his passion for winemaking becomes clearer through experimentation.
The Caserne Chanzy invites visitors and residents of Reims to dine at the restaurant La Grande Georgette. The name was inspired by a tradition dating back to the 1920s: naming a large establishment after the wife of the barracks captain.
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