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THE CELLAR AT CHAMPAGNE DRAPPIER BORDEAUX TRAVEL VINCENT COUCHE LAURENCE PLOYEZ 28
CHAMPAGNE TREND tial and expressiveness from my vineyard sites whilst showing utmost respect for the environment, soil quality and the fruit with the most accurate yields possible”. A FAMILY TASTING WITH IMPORTERS IN THE VINEYARD AT CHAMPAGNE VINCENT COUCHE CHAMPAGNE PLOYEZ-JACQUEMART: IN THE HEART OF THE WINE REGION No self-respecting appellation enthusiast can miss a stop at this location. Behind the vineyards of Ployez-Jacquemart is a passion for outstanding Champagnes which are snapped up by demanding customers who appreciate the French lifestyle. Created in 1930 by Marcel Ployez and his wife Yvonne Jacquemart, this family-run company is now represented by Laurence Ployez who took over from her father Gérard. As a third-generation winegrower, she perpetuates the house’s founding values of tradition, high standards and a firm local footing. “Our Champagnes are first and foremost very pure, fine wines”, she points out. “All our blends are produced entirely from firstpress juice so that the fruit can express its finest qualities. Winemaking techniques are aimed at producing this result with regular racking and the shortest possible time spent on the lees”. All the Champagnes are matured on racks after riddling. Their flavour profile is the catalyst for deciding whether they will be marketed as zero dosage or Brut nature. Lengthy cellar maturation hones acidity and is conducive to this approach to flavour with no added sugar. “Our 2013 Blanc de Blancs Zero Dosage and our 2015 Blanc de Noirs Vintage are perfect expressions of their vineyard sites and grape varieties”, claims Ployez. “They invariably stem from unique harvests which cannot be replicated every year and therefore account for no more than 10% of our sales”. THE CELLARS AT CHAMPAGNE PLOYEZ-JACQUEMART CHAMPAGNE COLLARD-PICARD: FINESSE AND PURITY In an industry where competition is fierce, Collard-Picard manages to successfully achieve a WINTER 2023 • GILBERT & GAILLARD - THE FRENCH EXPERTS ON WINE 29
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Page 5 and 6: EDITORIAL PHILIPPE GAILLARD - EDITO
Page 7 and 8: Have you ever savored the exquisite
Page 9 and 10: NEWS FRAPIN 1990: TOTAL GRATIFICATI
Page 11 and 12: BORDEAUX MARKETS LEFT TO RIGHT, BRO
Page 13 and 14: ALL THE VINEYARDS BELONGING TO BORD
Page 15 and 16: IN EUROPE, BORDEAUX VINEAM ACHIEVES
Page 17 and 18: 4 covers: France, Spain, Italy, Sou
Page 19 and 20: GÉRALDINE LEFEBVRE-LOPEZ, THE OWNE
Page 21 and 22: BORDEAUX MARKETS The Lopez family h
Page 23 and 24: THE RESPECTABLE VALUES OF PREMIUM C
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Page 27: CHAMPAGNE TREND Europe or more matu
Page 31 and 32: TASTING TASTING RARE RARE BOTTLE BO
Page 33 and 34: WINEMAKER DAVID CHABOCHE AND MANAGI
Page 35 and 36: ITALY TERROIR THE RIVE DI ROLLE, BE
Page 37 and 38: NAZARENO AND STEFANO POLA, THE FATH
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Page 43 and 44: FOUR GENERATIONS OF THE BRESSAN FAM
Page 45 and 46: SOUTH AFRICA GRAPE FAIRVIEW HARVEST
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Page 49 and 50: WINEMAKER KLAAS STOFFBERG AND ASSIS
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Page 63 and 64: GREECE DISCOVERY the most tradition
Page 65 and 66: ITALY FOCUS EDOARDO FREDDI CONNECTS
Page 67 and 68: LOWER CROP LEVELS IN ITALY IN 2023
Page 69 and 70: HOW ARMAGNAC, COGNAC AND GIN ARE RE
Page 71 and 72: PATRICE PIVETEAU, CELLAR MASTER AT
Page 73 and 74: LÉGENDES LÉGENDES DAVID FLOIRAC,
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Page 77 and 78: THE VEUVE GOUDOULIN TEAM, LEFT TO R
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VÍSSIMO, THE BRAZILIAN CHAMPION BY
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ARI GORENSTEIN, CEO OF VÍSSIMO SPR
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BRAZIL IMPORTER WHEREAS TRADITIONAL
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LOIRE VALLEY DISCOVERY CHÂTEAU D
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LOIRE VALLEY DISCOVERY brother Maxi
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LOIRE VALLEY DISCOVERY grape variet
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ANTOINE VÉRON AT DOMAINE LAVIGNE S
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MALBEC, THE SIGNATURE VARIETAL THAT
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A TEAM DRIVEN BY A VERY CLEAR PHILO
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ARGENTINA GRAPE other varieties. We
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FAMILIA CROTTA PRODUCES 18 MILLION
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PATRICIO PEREYRA IRAOLA, DIRECTOR O
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SPAIN APPELLATION THE CHARDONNAY AN
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CÉSAR AND JUAN LANGA GONZÁLEZ, WI
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BODEGAS LANGA’S EXPORTS TO OVER 3
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CHRISTEL WEEMAES AND CHRISTOPHER HE
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SPAIN APPELLATION ALL ¡HOLA! CAVA
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STARS & WINE SARAH JESSICA PARKER H
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CONTACT DETAILS Loire Valley - Page
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SPAIN - CAVA D.O. OUR WINTER SELECT
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