Club Trésors de Champagne

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Club Trésors de Champagne, also known as the Special Club, is a prestigious association of Champagne producers in the Champagne region of France. Established in 1971, the club aims to showcase the diversity and quality of champagne produced by its members, who are all independent vineyard owners and winemakers. The Club Trésors de Champagne is renowned for its strict selection process and the exceptional quality of the champagnes produced under its label.

History[edit | edit source]

The Club Trésors de Champagne was founded with the goal of promoting the unique qualities of champagnes produced by independent growers. The founders were motivated by a desire to distinguish their high-quality, terroir-driven champagnes from the more widely available commercial brands. Over the years, the club has grown in prestige and now includes a select group of producers who meet its rigorous standards of excellence.

Membership[edit | edit source]

Membership in the Club Trésors de Champagne is limited to producers who adhere to the club's strict guidelines, which include sustainable viticulture practices, hand harvesting, and a commitment to producing traditional method champagnes that express the unique character of their terroirs. Members are selected through a rigorous evaluation process that includes tasting and assessment of their wines by a panel of experts.

Special Club Champagne[edit | edit source]

One of the most distinctive features of the Club Trésors de Champagne is the Special Club champagne, which is produced by each member using only their best grapes from exceptional vintages. These champagnes are bottled in a unique, specially designed bottle that bears the Special Club logo, signifying their quality and origin. The Special Club champagnes are subject to additional quality controls and are released only after they have met the club's stringent standards.

Activities[edit | edit source]

The Club Trésors de Champagne organizes various activities to promote its members' champagnes, including tastings, educational events, and participation in international wine fairs. These events offer wine enthusiasts the opportunity to discover the diversity and quality of champagnes produced by the club's members.

Impact[edit | edit source]

The Club Trésors de Champagne has played a significant role in promoting the recognition of high-quality champagnes produced by independent growers. It has helped to elevate the status of grower champagnes in the global wine market and has contributed to the growing appreciation of terroir-driven champagnes among consumers and wine professionals alike.

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