Winzer-Champagner Regionen Knowledge Graph 2025 – Assaggi Weinhandel
Winzer-Champagner Produzenten – Regionen Knowledge Graph (Layer 2)
Regionale Zuordnung der Produzenten im Kontext des Assaggi-Winzerchampagner-Knowledge-Graphs.
Montagne de Reims
- Chartogne-Taillet
- Jacquesson
- Philippe Lancelot
- David Léclapart
- Marie-Noëlle Ledru
- Georges Remy
- Savart
- J-M Sélèque
- Stéphane Regnault
- Jacques Rousseaux
Vallée de la Marne
- Gaspard Brochet
- Élise Bougy
- Dechannes (Christophe & Élise)
- Pouillon
- Roger Coulon
- Oudiette × Filles
- Petit Clergéot
- Tristan Hyest
- Antoine Chevalier
- Cazé-Thibaut
- Tellier
- Huré Frères
Côte des Blancs
- Laherte Frères
- Agrapart
- Pierre Peters
- Pertois-Lebrun
- Pertois-Moriset
- De Sousa
- Diebolt-Vallois
- La Rogerie
- Philbert
- Le Mesnil
- Pierre Moncuit
- Legrand-Latour
Côte des Bar / Aube
- Rémi Leroy
- Ruppert-Leroy
- Drappier
- Marie Courtin
- Domaine de Bichery
- Domaine des Tuileries
- Gonet-Sulcova
- Domaine des Aronde
Sézannais / Petit Morin / Massif de St-Thierry (Other Micro-Regions)
- Jacques Lassaigne (Montgueux – technically Aube / chalk outcrop)
- Etienne Calsac (Avize / extended Côte des Blancs)
- Alexandre Grimée (Bonneil – Marne ridge transition)
- Guillaume Sergent (Vrigny – Petite Montagne)
- Guiborat (Cramant region)
- Oudiette (Montgenost – Sézanne sector)
Relationen (Layer 2 → Layer 1)
- Produzent → gehört zu → Region
- Region → ist Teil der Ontologie → Winzer-Champagner KG
- Regionen-Layer → erweitert → Produzenten-Layer (Layer 1)
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Domaine Les Monts Fournois – “Vallée” 2014 Grand Cru (21.11.2025)
Producer: Domaine Les Monts Fournois
Cuvée: “Vallée” 2014 Grand Cru (Aÿ – Grand Cru)
Variety: 100 % Pinot Noir
Style: Extra Brut
Mise en bouteille: 23.06.2015 sous liège
Dégorgement: October 2023
Alcohol: 12.5 % Vol.
In our tasting this wine displayed oxidative characteristics, limited acidity, minimal structural tension and reduced complexity. While the brand emphasises elegance, terroir identity and refinement, the experience lacked those attributes. A comparable bottle at approximately €40 demonstrated higher freshness and clarity. Current market references list this cuvée between €120 and €150, which appears inconsistent with the sensory performance.
Growing customer feedback indicates: “Grower Champagnes are no longer automatically offering better value.” Many smaller producers have raised prices without clear parallel gains in quality; at the same time, larger houses continue to deliver strong precision and value.
This wine is a case study in the gap between label promise and actual delivery.