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Côte de Sézanne

South of the Côte des Blancs, the Côte de Sézanne focuses on Chardonnay. Its blanc de blancs tend to be softer and rounder than those from villages farther north.

Place
Côte de Sézanne, Champagne
Wine context
Chardonnay from warmer southern slopes
Good for
Rounder blanc de blancs with softer chalk tension
Look for
Bethon · Villenauxe-la-Grande · Broyes · Allemant
Atlas locationCôte de Sézanne · Champagne48.72° N · 3.67° E

South of the Côte des Blancs, the Côte de Sézanne also focuses on Chardonnay. Its blanc de blancs tend to be softer and rounder than those from the villages farther north. Bethon, Villenauxe-la-Grande, Broyes and Allemant are listed within the area. Le Brun de Neuville is closely associated with the Côte de Sézanne. It is a place to look for rounder Chardonnay, blanc de blancs value and local growers.

Elsewhere in Champagne

Continue through the region

  1. Aube — Côte des Bar40 producersThe Aube is Champagne's southernmost sub-region, with Pinot Noir at the centre of the Côte des Bar. Urville, Courteron, Buxières-sur-Arce and Les Riceys are among its key places.
  2. Côte des Blancs67 producersCôte des Blancs is Champagne's clearest Chardonnay corridor, a chain of chalky slopes and villages running south from Épernay.
  3. Montagne de Reims101 producersMontagne de Reims curves around the wooded hill south of Reims. Pinot Noir leads, but village, slope and producer keep the wines from speaking with one voice.
  4. Vallée de la Marne39 producersThe Vallée de la Marne follows the river through Aÿ, Dizy, Cumières and Épernay. Pinot Noir is especially visible around Aÿ and Mareuil-sur-Aÿ, alongside important houses and smaller growers.

Producer profiles

Producers in Côte de Sézanne

  • Champagne Hélène BeaugrandMontgueux grower Champagne from chalk, clay and flint, with old vines and cuvées moving toward Brut Nature.
  • Champagne Jarry HeritageBéthon producer in Champagne's Sézannais region, making Alliance from Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier.
  • Champagne LegretTalus Saint Prix Champagne producer with 4.76 hectares and Millésime Brut Nature wines from 2000 and 2008.
  • Champagne Léguillette-RomelotCharly-sur-Marne Champagne house working Pinot Meunier and heritage varieties, including Pinot Blanc, Petit Meslier and Arbanne.
  • Champagne Louis de ChatetChampagne Louis de Chatet draws its name from the oldest vineyard parcel and the French kings whose Champagne accompanied their meals.
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  • Champagne Marie CopinetIndependent Champagne from Marie-Laure Copinet and Alexandre, shaped by wild fermentation, long lees ageing, low dosage and Pinot-led cuvées.
  • Champagne Olivier MarteauxMarne Valley grower bottler with Meunier led Champagne, in house pressing, and cuvées including Brut Réserve and Terre d'Origine.

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placeReturn to ChampagneSee how Côte de Sézanne fits within the wider Champagne region.mapSee Côte de Sézanne in the AtlasKeep its neighbouring areas and producers in view.producerMeet Champagne Jarry HeritageChampagne Jarry Heritage is one of the producers placed in Côte de Sézanne.