Champagne Francinet Remy
Like so many champagne makers, Thierry Francinet can trace his family tree back for centuries.In this short video he talks about his vineyards, his champagnes and what makes them different from the big brands.
Champagne Godmé – Cuvée Les Alouettes Saint Bets 2004
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Rosé Champagne with Potato Crisps
http://www.mymaninchampagne.com On St. Valentine’s Day, or at any time in fact, you can enjoy rosé champagne and you don’t have to have exotic food to go with it. Lepreux-Penet ‘ La Vie En Rose’ is one you’re sure to enjoy
Champagne Didier Ducos Absolu Meunier
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Everyone enjoys discovering a great little wine from an unknown producer – something that you can’t find on very supermarket shelf. Well here’s a champagne that’s exactly like that, what’s more it’s made from a little known grape called Pinot Meunier, so it’s really quite rare. In this video.
Champagne Didier Ducos
http://www.mymaninchampagne.com Didier Ducos is a grower champagne from the small village of St. Martin d’Ablois lying between La Vallée de La Marne and La Côte des Blancs. It’s not the most famous village, but one which is well worth getting to know and you can find out why in this short video.
Champagne Roger Manceaux Blanc de Blancs
La nouveauté 2012 au Champagne Roger MANCEAUX : le Blanc de Blancs
Roger Manceaux on #Champagne Day
Brother and sister Patrick Manceaux and Agnès Givry make terrific champagne at excellent prices – a real value for money choice. Nice people too.