Three villages, one terroir
Three villages, one terroir.
The commune of Chigny-les-Roses is located on the Montagne de Reims.
Ideally situated between Reims and Épernay, winegrowers have been cultivating vines since the eighteenth century. The terroir has been classified as a Premier Cru Champagne since 1927.
Its terroir comprises 132 hectares of vines spread over 36 localities. Pinot Meunier, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay account for almost all the vines.
There are 42 harvester-manipulators and officially at least 120 winegrowers.
The Chigny-les-Roses wine cooperative was founded in 1953. Its champagne wines are classified as 1er cru.
Three villages, one terroir
The commune of LUDES is located on a hillside.
To the south is the Montagne de Reims and its forest. And on the other three sides, the vineyards.
The Ludes area covers 1,222 hectares, 416 of which are forest and 318 of which are Champagne appellation vineyards.
The commune is bordered by 7 villages: Ville-en-Selve, Chigny les Roses, Rilly-la-Montagne, Taissy, Puisieulx, Mailly-Champagne and Louvois.
Three villages, one terroir
Located ten kilometers from Reims, RILLY LA MONTAGNE is a charming village. Where history and tradition mingle.
RILLY is one of the oldest wine-producing villages in Champagne.
Area: 851 hectares (312 hectares of vines and 346 hectares of forest)
