Independent Champagne producers: Top trends & names to look out for
Key trends and the exciting names to know...
Organic wines are made from grapes grown without the use of pesticides or chemical fertilisers, and with a minimum of additives in the cellar.
Many of the top producers in Bordeaux, Burgundy and the Loire have led the way in the increasing popularity of this form of wine production.
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Key trends and the exciting names to know...
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The famed 47-hectare walled vineyard of Chateau Latour, known as L'Enclos, has converted entirely to organic farming for the 2015 vintage.
Organic growers in Champagne believe they have 'proven themselves' in 2014 after a wet August increased tension with their non-organic counterparts over the use of sprays.