Winery presentation by Gault&Millau
In 1947, the Monthelon-Morangis cooperative winery was founded in Monthelon, a village on the southern slopes of Épernay. Remaining independent, it now markets its champagnes under the Colette & Gaston brand. Its cuvées are crafted from the 70 hectares of vineyards owned by its member growers, planted on hillsides with soils rich in limestone, clay, and chalk. The various aging processes—in stainless steel, concrete, barrels, and demi-muids—give each of the brand’s eight cuvées its own unique characteristics. Chardonnay and Meunier are the house’s primary grape varieties.
Map
Bottles from the winery
Colette & Gaston
Le Village
90
/
100
Champagne
Vintage :
2020
Type :
Brut Nature
Classification :
1er cru blanc de noirs millésimé
Varieties :
Pinot meunier
Budget :
€45 to €80
