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Côteaux Champenois

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Which duo should I choose to discover white and red Côteaux Champenois from the same estate?

Vouette et Sorbée’s L’Entre Deux comes in both white and red, both non-vintage. This duo lets you discover both colors without changing estates or cuvée names.

Which vintages can I compare in the Camille range by Roederer?

Camille de Roederer Côteaux Champenois wines are available in 2020 and 2022, in both white and red. You can therefore compare two vintages in the same color, or pair white and red from the same year.

Which white wines can I explore beyond the Camille and L’Entre Deux cuvées?

Alexandre Bonnet’s Côteaux Champenois Blanc is non-vintage, while Ruppert-Leroy’s is from the 2019 vintage. They broaden the discovery to include two other estates; however, the information provided does not allow them to be distinguished by their flavor profiles.

Which red cuvées complement Camille and L’Entre Deux?

The selection also includes Bollinger’s “La Côte aux enfants” from 2019 and Pierre Paillard’s Les Mignottes from 2018. These two wines let you explore other producers, but their different vintages do not make for a same-year comparison.

Which geographical reference points can help explore this Côteaux Champenois category?

All the wines are from Champagne. Among the specified subregions, the Côte des Bars is associated with both L’Entre Deux wines from Vouette et Sorbée, while the Montagne de Reims is indicated for Alexandre Bonnet’s white wine, Bollinger’s “La Côte aux enfants,” and Pierre Paillard’s Les Mignottes.