Champagne

Question 1

What are the 4 kinds of vine training systems allowed in Champagne?

Answer 1

• Chablis
• Cordon
  -Guyot
  -Valle de la Marne

Question 2

What VTS are permitted for Grand Cru and Premier cru vineyards?

Answer 2

-Chablis
-Cordon

Question 3

What VTS are permitted for Grand Cru and Premier cru vineyards?

Answer 3

-Chablis
-Cordon

Answer 4

The average density in Champagne is 8,000 vines per hectare. There is no maximum vine density, although 10,000 vines per hectare is not uncommon and 18,000 is considered a practical maximum even for nonmechanized vineyards.

Answer 5

The average density in Champagne is 8,000 vines per hectare. There is no maximum vine density, although 10,000 vines per hectare is not uncommon and 18,000 is considered a practical maximum even for nonmechanized vineyards.

Answer 6

vineyards planted en foule. French for “in a crowd,” this term refers to a method of planting vines that relies on a layering system

Question 7

at least 90% of all Chardonnay vines in Champagne are trained by this method,