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Welcome to Champagne! More precisely in the Marne valley where Olivier Marteaux puts his heart into his work to make exceptional champagne that is out of the ordinary.
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Welcome to Champagne! More precisely in the Marne valley where Olivier Marteaux puts his heart into his work to make exceptional champagne. The history of the vineyard begins in 1950 when Olivier's grandfather, a nurseryman, decided to plant vines. Since the year 2000, Olivier has taken up the torch. He manages the vineyard according to a sustainable culture mode by respecting and preserving the environment. We like these champagnes that are out of the ordinary!
The history of our estate began around 1950 with my grandfather who started a wine nursery business (grafting of vine plants), in order to plant our own land, but also the sale of vine plants to other winemakers. Later, my father took over and extended the vineyard to several villages in the Marne Valley.
"For me, the winegrowing profession was an obvious choice! Vines and wine have been part of my daily life since childhood. As a child, I accompanied my parents and grandparents to the vineyards. Later, I studied at the Lycée Viticole d'Avize, and did internships at several wineries.""We run our vineyard according to a sustainable cultivation method, respecting and preserving our environment as much as possible. We don't inherit the land from our parents, we just borrow it from our children, which is why we protect it."