In 2000, Cédric Bouchard decided to found his own Champagne house, Roses de Jeanne. At that time, he was the smallest owner to produce Champagne, with a total surface of 1.09 hectares. The domaine continues to grow and evolve. Bouchard increased his holdings by combining 1.37 hectares of vines previously owned by his father with his own assortment of prime parcels. Although his father’s holdings were originally bottled under the Inflorescence ...
Cédric Bouchard's Domaine is located in Landreville, a quiet village on the Côte des Bar. Its vineyards cover around 3 hectares of vines, mainly planted with the Pinot Noir grape variety. This terroir is characterized by clay-limestone soils that contribute to the richness and complexity of the grapes.
After experimenting and sharing his knowledge with his father, he decided to produce unique and recognizable Champagne wines, different from all others, which include the following principles:
The specialty lies in the production of Champagnes known as "Blanc de noirs", made exclusively from the Pinot Noir grape variety. He takes pride in producing pure wines that reflect the terroir, using traditional, artisanal methods. Each cuvée is an authentic expression of the Côte des Bar terroir, and he is known for avoiding excessive use of sulfites, allowing natural aromas to express themselves fully.
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