Champagne Drappier Rose Brut Rose Magnum《ZTF293》

Drappier Champagne is located in Urville, Aube, in the southernmost sub-region of the Champagne region. The vineyard currently covers over 70 hectares, with an additional 50 hectares of leased vineyards. 70% of the vineyard is planted with Pinot Noir, 15% Pinot Meunier, 5% Chardonnay, and 5% old-growth varieties such as Arbane and Petit Meslier. Inheriting the unique style of the Côte des Bar hillsides, Pinot Noir is "in the family's blood." The soil here contains a significant amount of Kimmeridgian limestone from the Late Jurassic period, rich in marine microbial fossils. The resulting champagne exhibits a firm, rich flavor, layered aromas, and a distinct minerality, all hallmarks of Drappier Champagne.

Drappier Champagne's own vineyards are all certified organic and ECOCERT-certified. They are managed according to organic and natural methods, without the use of herbicides or pesticides. Hand weeding is carried out with hoes, plowing is done with horse-drawn plows, and the land is left fallow. Ground cover is controlled to promote biodiversity and maintain a natural balance in the vineyards. The winery's commitment to climate change has earned it the title of ECOACT-certified carbon-neutral Champagne House. To reduce greenhouse gases, the house utilizes naturally cooled cellars, introduces electric vehicles and tractors, and eliminates fossil fuels. The house adheres to measures such as self-generated electricity (75% photovoltaic power) and low-carbon bottles (80% recycled glass). Even Antoine's beloved horse, Ida, cultivates the land organically to reduce its carbon footprint and prevent soil erosion. This truly is a traditional winery steeped in compassion and care.