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Mono-cépage — Champagne produced exclusively from a single grape variety permitted in Champagne: Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Meunier, Petit Meslier, Pinot Blanc, Pinot Gris, or Arbane. This style is relatively uncommon, making it particularly interesting as it allows the character of a specific grape variety and terroir to shine through more clearly.
Therefore, Mono-cépage can be found in different sub-regions of Champagne, depending on the dominant grape variety. It is produced by both Maisons de Champagne and Vignerons Indépendants.
- Maison de Champagne — a Champagne House that produces wine from grapes purchased from different growers, often from several villages and sub-regions.
- How to identify — usually a more polished, harmonious, and consistent style, focused on brand recognition.
- Vigneron Indépendant — an independent grower who cultivates their own vineyards and produces Champagne from their own harvest, controlling the entire process from vineyard to bottle.
- How to identify — often a more expressive, terroir-driven, and individual style, reflecting the specific grower and estate.
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