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A Family Legacy in the Heart of Champagne

For four generations, the Barbichon family has passionately cultivated vineyards in Gyé-sur-Seine, a picturesque village in the Côte des Bar. Once lesser-known, this region has gained prominence thanks to visionary vintners like the Barbichons, who have harnessed its rich terroirs to produce exceptional champagnes.

A Deep Commitment to Biodynamics

Under the guidance of Thomas and Maxime Barbichon, the estate transitioned to biodynamic farming, achieving Demeter certification in 2012. This holistic approach respects natural cycles and aims to enhance the vitality of the soil and vines, resulting in authentic and expressive wines.

Diverse Vineyards in Harmony with Nature

The estate spans 9 hectares, primarily around Gyé-sur-Seine, Courteron, and Celles-sur-Ource. The plots, predominantly planted with Pinot Noir, also include Chardonnay, Pinot Meunier, and Pinot Blanc. The average vine age is 30 years, contributing to the complexity and depth of the produced cuvées.

Cuvées Reflecting the Terroir

Among the estate's signature champagnes, the "Brut Blanc de Noirs" stands out with its blend of Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier, offering aromas of brioche, apricot, and pear, supported by vibrant acidity. The "Réserve 4 Cépages" is a unique assemblage of Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier, Chardonnay, and Pinot Blanc, characterized by remarkable freshness and notes of yellow fruits and bread crust.

An Invitation to Discover

Champagne Robert Barbichon welcomes enthusiasts eager to explore the world of biodynamics and taste authentic champagnes that reflect the family's expertise and the rich terroir of the Côte des Bar.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How to store Robert Barbichon wines to preserve their aromas?

To best preserve your Robert Barbichon bottles, keep them in a cool, dark place with a stable temperature, ideally between 12 and 15°C. Proper storage ensures the richness and finesse of the aromas, which you can then fully enjoy.

What food and wine pairings are recommended with a Robert Barbichon wine?

Robert Barbichon wines pair perfectly with refined dishes such as roast chicken, white meats, or aged cheeses. Their subtle balance enhances each bite, offering a harmonious tasting experience.

What types of soils characterize the Robert Barbichon vineyards?

The Robert Barbichon vineyards benefit from clay-limestone soils rich in minerals, offering a unique and elegant expression to the grapes. This exceptional terroir contributes to the complexity and finesse of the wines produced.

How many appellations are available in the Robert Barbichon range?

The Robert Barbichon range covers several prestigious Bourgogne appellations, allowing you to discover different regional expressions. This offers great diversity for enthusiasts wishing to explore the subtleties of the Bourgogne terroir.

Where to buy Robert Barbichon wines online?

You can buy Robert Barbichon wines directly from the Grands Bourgognes shop, which guarantees authentic products, quality customer service, and fast delivery so you can quickly enjoy your purchases.