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A new step in Telmont’s organic journey: Réserve de la Terre Rosé

A new step in Telmont’s organic journey, shaping the future of Champagne.
We are proud to unveil the second opus of our manifesto cuvée: Réserve de la Terre Rosé. 
 
Crafted exclusively from organic grapes, grown without herbicides, synthetic pesticides, synthetic fungicides, or chemical fertilizers, this cuvée embodies our conviction: 
Great Champagne begins with living soils.
 
A mosaic of terroirs gives this wine its depth and precision:
- Taissy Premier Cru, where chalk and clay soils and south-to-southwest exposures bring freshness, minerality, and structure
- Damery, with its fossil-rich marls and gentle south-to-southeast slopes, adding roundness, depth, and refined fruit expression
- Champignol-lez-Mondeville, where stony clay-limestone soils ensure slow maturation and precise structure
 
The blend: 43% Meunier, 34% Chardonnay and 23% Pinot Noir, including 15% vinified as red wine.
 
This new opus of “Réserve de la Terre Rosé” is composed of three vintages:
- 2022 (73%), blessed with sunshine and exceptional quality
- 2021 (16%), challenging yields yet outstanding grapes
- 2020 (11%), generous and high-quality
 
The result?
A powerful, sun-filled rosé, opening on toasted notes reminiscent of sourdough bread and ripe red fruits, while the palate stands out for its solar intensity and remarkable freshness, with subtle hints of graphite and blood orange. The finish lingers on a noble saline bitterness, gently lifted by a touch of spice, leaving a long, balanced impression.
 
And because every detail matters, this cuvée is bottled in green glass, made with up to 87% recycled content (unlike transparent glass, which contains none).
 
At Telmont, everything starts with nature, in our vineyards.
And when the Earth is beautiful and respected, the wine speaks for itself.

SOURCE: CHAMPAGNE TELMONT