100% Pinot Noir 10% red wine aged in oak barrels 20% reserve wines from previous vintage Terroir: Écueil  4 years bottle aging Dosage: 1,5g/l

100% Pinot NoirDosage 3g/lMaturation in barriqueBottle ageing: 2 yearsWith reserve wines from the previous yearJanne JUN25: A multi-layered and powerful champagne, a great accompaniment to food. Notes of violets, blackberries & nuts. Creamy and spicy. Lots of power!Stefanie JUN25: Rich, full, spicy champagne. A must for all fans of wood ageing! Lean back, close your eyes & simply enjoy.

100 % Pinot NoirDosage 2g/lPinot Noir from Écueil, Villedommange and Chamery (Premier Cru)Matured in 600 l wooden barrels & stainless steelBottle ageing: 7 yearsRosé de Saignée, no malolactic fermentationNicola FEB24: Super beautiful release, really great and balanced aromatics.Moritz FEB24: Primarily juicy forest berries underscored by a fine spice and beautiful freshness. All very balanced. Long finish. Good as a companion to food or just by itself.

Still wine - not Champagne100% Pinot Noir From the single vineyard "Les Hautes Sources Souris" - southern orientation With indigenous yeast No sulfur at harvest Bâtonnage: Only when the wine needs itNicola OCT24: Light-footed, delicate, super balanced cool red wine, ultra-fine tannins, very precise, beautifulFabio OCT24: Dark spice, violets, earthy, terracotta, crisp but very fine tannins. At the same time juicy and elegant, multi-layered, finesse & length, very strong.Tilman OCT24: Fine but grippy tannin, beautiful dark fruit, light and fresh, juicy, beautiful length, precise, floating, red flowers.

100% Pinot NoirDosage 1g/lMaturation in stainless steelBottle ageing: At least 4 yearsunfined & unfilteredNicola OKT23: Super nice Pinot Noir fruit, straightforward and polished due to the ageing in steel tanks, really nice!David OKT23: Beguiling fruit on the nose, lots of pressure on the palate, multi-faceted and very precise, you can feel that Pinot is a matter close to Thibaud's heartNicola APR22: Extremely strong, wow, really great flavour, with power, freshness, pressure, body, great finish!

100% Pinot NoirDosage: 1g/lSingle Plot Les Maréchaude in Courmas, planted 1984-1987Southwest exposureVinification: in BarriqueBottle ageing: 2-3 yearsNicola JAN26: Concise, very skillful use of wood, benefits from longer opening, chocolatey, gentle spiciness, great, smooth.

100% Pinot NoirDosage 0g/lMatured in stainless steelBottle ageing: At least 3 years75 hours maceration, fermentation in wooden barrelsStefanie JUN25: powerful, intensely berry rosé, great structure, not just for zero dosage fans!Nicola FEB24: Racy, juicy, subtle fruit, hearty character with drinkability.Moritz FEB24: Very pleasant red fruitiness (strawberry & cherry), but also a slight greenish spice can be found in the glass. With a bit of time and air, a very fine scent of violets joins in. On the palate, ultra juicy, really a mouthful of wine, the present acidity makes everything light-footed, which gives one an extreme drinkability.

100% Pinot NoirDosage 0g/lMaturation in barriqueBottle ageing: 2 yearsNicola OKT25: Super complex, great body, strong character with great balance, harmonious and drinkable, mega! Smokiness, energy, lots going on.Nicola OKT23: Smoky nose and super burgundian style: top integrated wood, nutty complex finish. Strong!Lukas FEB23: Ripe apple and peach on the nose, fine floral notes in the background. Yellow fruit on the palate, juicy peach, with hints of citrus fruit (lemon-lime) on the finish. The very nice acidity makes for a super draw and great drinkability.Nicola FEB23: Great grip, grip, racy, ultra-fine and precise wood maturation, spicy, minimally herbal

100% Pinot Noir From the single vineyard PolisotDosage 0g/lMatured in wood & barrique for 9-10 monthsBottle ageing: At least 3 yearsTilman FEB25: Clearly ripe fruit, rich. Little acidity & wood, thus somewhat more accessible.

100% Pinot Noir Dosage: 0g/l  

Still wine - not Champagne100% Pinot Noir 12 months barrel aging Only 300 bottles/year

100% Pinot Noir 80% vinified in oak, 24 months aging on the lees With malolactic fermentation Dosage: 5g/l

100% Pinot NoirDosage 4g/lFrom the single vineyard Les Rosiers in VenteuilAged in wooden barrelsBottle ageing: 3 years42 hours maceration, no malolactic fermentation, unfiltered and unfined

100% Pinot Noir Dosage 0g/l From the plots: Les Champs Saint-Martin, L'Espérance 5 years of bottle agingNicola OCT24: Straightforward, berry fruit, dark fruit. Elegant, puristic, but profound aromas, very fine spiciness from the wood ageing, long nutty finish.Tilman OCT24: Initially somewhat reductive and closed, but then opens up quickly. Slightly bitter, even more profound than Anthologie, structured, fresh, clear and mineral!Fabio OCT24: Somewhat closed, with more air comes fine red fruitiness, citrus peel, chalky, straightness runs through, very complex, strong finish. Giuseppe Lauria Chedredaktion Editor-in-Chief APR23: Beautiful, radiant rose gold. Characterful appearance with a wide-ranging bouquet with raspberries, red fruits tossed in butter, the finest butter pastries, all accompanied by saline undertones, a touch of Williams pear resonates. Powerful, masculine but with a lot of enamel. The mousseux is very juicy and gives the champagne an invigorating freshness and subtle tension right through to the long, tart, fresh finale. 18/20 –2030 Nicola MAI22: Strongly vibrant, long, nice wood influence, complex! Paula Bosch SEP22: This single-varietal Pinot Noir was pressed white, given 5 years to mature in the bottle and bottled without dosage. The result is a very spicy, uncompromising, bone-dry Champagne with a salty note, a powerhouse with great character. If you are looking for a link to Burgundy in Champagne J.M. Labruyere, you have the best example with Paradoxe. Despite the tremendous richness in the mouth - a whole cello concerto takes place here - each sip remains in harmony and balance, without corners and edges, the fine, compact mousse caresses the palate. The animating acidity makes the Paradoxe an ideal food companion from caviar to langoustine, Breton turbot in Beurre Blanc with morels to a zabaglione with crepes and caramel ice cream. What distinguishes this champagne is its seasoning full of character. Moritz OCT22: The beautiful rose gold is radiant in the glass. The paradox is characterized by an angular dark berry fruit. The mousseux is very juicy and gives the champagne a pleasant freshness. The finish is long and slightly tart, which gives the wine even more excitement.  

100% Pinot NoirDosage: 1,5g/lAssemblage using 5-6 vintages. Average age of the vines: 32 years  Vinification: 75% used wood, 25% enamel tank; 65% without malolactic fermentation, 35% with. Terroir: Les Beurys du bas, Les goisses, les secs, les fournettes, les genettes, les bas touret, les vaux saint basles, La pierre aux larons, les Bouités, les grandes ruelles. More full-bodied and vinous than the Blanc de Blancs. Complex, deep fruits, and elegant with a long finish. Nicola FEB24: (has those green aromas again that I can't place) Winey, full-bodied, strength, intensity, elegance. Moritz FEB24: Juicy blackberry, licorice, and a nice cardamom spice give the BdN great complexity. On the palate, full-bodied and juicy, but somewhat leaner than the Blanc de Blanc. The tight acidity provides a beautifully long finish. Tasting FEB20: Extremely long, elegant, great pinot fruit, dense, harmonious, balanced, not too heavy, creamy, acidity very well integrated  

100% Pinot NoirDosage 0g/lSingle plot in  Verpillières-sur-OurceAged in acacia barrels for 1 yearBottle ageing: At least 36 monthsAgeing under corkTilman OCT25: Nice and generous on the palate, somewhat oxidative in style, yet still straightforward. The ageing in acacia wood gives it an exciting, slightly funky aroma, but wonderfully integrated. Very fine perlage!

Still wine - Coteaux Champenois100% Pinot NoirFrom AÿAged in wooden barrels

Still wine - Coteaux Champenois100% Pinot NoirFrom AÿAged in wooden barrels

100% Pinot NoirSingle plot in ChavotDosage: 2g/lVinified in small oak barrels

100% Pinot NoirDosage 0g/lMatured in stainless steelBottle ageing: At least 3 yearsNo added sulphur, old vines planted in 1968Tilman FEB25 (about vintage 2018): Funky, slightly herbaceous, nutty & very independent. A little dirty but at the same time creamy with a nice soft texture.

100% Pinot NoirDosage: 0g/lFrom the single vineyard La SablonniereTerroir: limestone and clay (illite)Age of the vines: Approx. 40 yearsWithout malolactic fermentation3 years bottle ageing under corkAgeing in woodTilman OCT24: Lively acidity, beautifully taut, still youthful, compact. Storage potential!Fabio OCT24: Fresh apple sauce, lemongrass, rather light - nothing red-fruity, great length, tighter.

100% Meunier From Rilly-la-Montagne, Ludes, Trois Puits, Verzenay and MaillyDosage: 2,5g/lVinification: 9 months in Barrique (225l)Bottle ageing: 3 years aged under corkNicola Oct25 - Base 2021: very vinous, powerful nose, pronounced oak influence, juicy, pure Pinot Noir fruit, minimal tannins provide some grip, reductive style. 2021 is also very cool in style; later releases will be even more generous.Nicola OKT25 (Degu MAI25): Dark aromatic, earthy, bready, then the fruit appears: blackberry, blueberry. Strong with structure, quite complex, wood influence well integrated. The Meunier was more open at the same tasting date; this one will benefit even more from a bit of additional aging.

100% Pinot NoirDosage 5g/lFrom the single vineyards Les Chaillots in Écueil and Les Hautes Vignes in Charly-sur-MarneAged in wooden barrelsBottle ageing: At least 6 yearsOld vinesMoritz OKT22: Incredibly expressive and profound. The nose changes by the minute. From dark berry fruit to chocolate & cocoa to a certain smokiness. The acidity is taut and playful, yet the whole champagne is very round. Spicy notes are also prominent on the palate and the finish is extremely long. A very complex champagne that needs to be explored

100% Pinot Noir Dosage: 3g/l Bottle ageing: approx. 25 months Maturation: 25% inox tanks, 50% oak barrels, 25% concrete eggs Spontaneous fermentationNicola OCT24: Spicy, powerful, vinous, expressive flavour. A powerhouse with wonderful use of wood!Tilman OCT24: Fruity, berry nose, slightly spicy on the palate, supporting acidity, light tannin, enough structure, round, especially in the finish with good fullness, nicely balanced.Fabio OT24: Rather red-fruity, noticeable use of wood, fine yeast notes, certain creaminess on the palate, nice balance. Moritz OCT22: A truly powerful Blanc de Noir characterized by dark berries. A concise wood spice and the dark berries also run through on the palate. All components are charmingly rounded and deliver a mouthful of wine.