Dom Caudron bears the name of the village's most famous priest, who in 1929 donated 1000 francs to wine growers to enable them to set up the cooperative. The 23 wine producers along with the priest therefore joined forces and bought a pressing room with the aim of getting the most value from their grapes. Today, their estate occupies 120 hectares located in Passy Grigny, in the Marne valley. The Passy Grigny wine cooperative produces Champagne...
The grape harvest is ten days of togetherness and reunion: all the vine growers come together around the press centre. In the Champagne Dom Caudron vat house you’ll find juice categorised by grape variety, maturity and terroir. Accurate work can be carried out on the wine during the blending after Passy-Grigny’s different vineyards have been profiled.
Aside from being a chance to celebrate the end of a year of work together, it’s also an o...
Dedication from the vine growers and team of Champagne Dom Caudron has made it possible to put different blends together by categorising winemaking by terroir. Everything is monitored throughout the year: methods are adapted to express the terroir in the vineyards and the tanks are checked to reveal the full potential of future champagnes.
Tasting the base wine is a highlight when you discover future wine from the year’s harvest and reunit...
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