Champagne Dourdon-Vieillard
Champagne house in Reuil, Vallée de la Marne.
- Village
- Reuil
- Region
- Vallée de la Marne
- Cuvées in the guide
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Champagne Dourdon-Vieillard is a family estate in Reuil, in the Vallée de la Marne. Since 1812 generations have succeeded one another in the vineyard, and from the 1960s the family has made its own cuvées of character. In 2005 Fabienne Dourdon-Vieillard took over the estate after ten years in marketing.
Vineyards The vineyard has 62 plots with three grape varieties, lying between river and plateau on clay-limestone soil. This diversity allows blends with a strong identity. The estate takes a reasoned approach with attention to biodiversity, and is certified HVE and VDC. Meunier is the house's historic grape variety.
Champagnes Les Intemporelles:
- Extra-Brut « La Malicieuse » and Tradition « La Conviviale » (also demi-sec)
- Grande Réserve « L'Impertinente » (70% Chardonnay, malolactic fermentation blocked on the Chardonnays)
- Rosé Intense « La Ravissante » (also demi-sec) and Instant Meunier 2019 « La Fringante » (100% Meunier)
Les Singulières:
- Blanc de Blancs Millésimé « L'Aérienne » and Prestige Millésimé « L'Éclatante »
- Vieille Vigne Millésimée « La Gracieuse »: blanc de noirs from vines over 40 years old
- Instant Boisé « L'Ambitieuse »: Pinot Meunier without malolactic fermentation, extra-brut
The estate also makes a ratafia champenois.
Cuvées by Dourdon-Vieillard
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