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Champagne Jeeper: the art of precision

At Jeeper, excellence begins in the vineyard. For this Champagne Maison, vineyard management is rooted in meticulous attention to the soil and the close observation of the vine. Managed with the care and precision of a grower-producer, each parcel of this estate vineyard is closely monitored to ensure accurate control of yields and ripeness. This rigorous approach allows for harvests to be timed by grape variety, cru and locality, preserving the purest possible expression of each terroir.   Jeeper cultivates 90 hectares across some of Champagne’s finest villages. From the Montagne de... Read more

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Tasting of iconic cuvées: Italy

Selected highlights of stunning cuvees from Italy each worthy of the world’s finest cellars!   Parusso, Bussia Vigna Munie 2015 Barolo DOCG Riserva : 96/100 An intensely expressive nose, vibrant...

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Morlet Family Vineyards

A path from Champagne to the U.S.  Luc Morlet, a fifth-generation winemaker from Champagne, found love in California, where he relocated in 1996. In 2010, Luc and his wife Jodie revived a historic...

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Moët & Chandon

Grand Vintage Trilogy, a story of resilience and sublimation With a presentation box featuring the son (2016 vintage), the father (2009 vintage), and the grandfather (2000 vintage) of the House,...

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Château Petit Val

Muse du Val 2015 Saint-Émilion Grand Cru Color: clear and bright, with a moderate ruby core and light tawny rim. Nose: high maturity, with leather, licorice, wet tobacco leaf, turned earth with...

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Château Cavalier

Château Cavalier unveils its premier Grand Blanc in Côtes de Provence Since 2012, Château Cavalier, nestled in Vidauban in the heart of Provence’s Argens Valley, has been passionately committed to...

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SommelierS International tasting at the Reims City Hall

Champagne has not lost its sparkle. Despite rumors of a “bubble burst” due to smaller shipments in 2023 and lower sales at the beginning of 2024, this appears more like a post-boom correction than...

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