In 1687, according to local records, Pierre TARLANT (1648-1744) began cultivating vineyards. He was the first winegrower, in Gland, in the Aisne district. Then Michel Tarlant (1687-1744) and his son Michel (1716-1773) both continued in the direction that was to be the destiny of future generations.
In 1780, Louis Tarlant (1750-1806) and his wife Marie-Madeleine went to live in Oeuilly in the Marne, and started planting their vineyards, an i...
We feel it is particularly important that our wines reveal the diversity of the sub-soil, the vineyards and the blends of our estate. Each parcel lays claim to its own identity and we listen to that complexity and do all we can to let it sing in the wine we make from it.
Surface: 14 hectares on 4 different "crus"
Layout: 55 parcels located in the village of Oeuilly, Boursault, St-Agnan and Celles-lès-Condé.
Geology: Chalk, Sparnacien ...
Since the beginning, our family has always pressed their grapes in a traditional way. Today this deep knowledge allows us to use pressing techniques, carried out immediately after picking, adapted to allow each of our plots to keep their special character. We are careful to respect the whole of the grape, and obtain a unique high quality must by paying particular attention to pressing procedures.
Presses: Two Coquart new generation presses
...Jean-Mary, who took a professional diploma at the Avize Champagne academy is a winemaker who is passionate about his vineyards and his wines. Above all, a man of the soil, he looks after his vines with vigilance because "a great wine demands high class grapes". He monitors, masters and applies techniques which respect the terroir and the varieties, thanks to his extreme competence in viticulture. The signature and characteristics of Tarlant Ch...
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