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Besserat de Bellefon Wine
One of the last great
independent and family-run
Champagne Houses.
When he inherited the
Champagne House in 1833,
the aesthete and
entrepreneur Louis Roederer
took a visionary approach to
enriching his vines, aiming to
master every stage of the
wine’s creation. He forged
the wine’s unique style,
character, and taste. In the
mid-nineteenth century,
Louis Roederer acquired
some of Champagne’s grand
cru vineyards—an approach
that contrasted sharply with
contemporary practices..
While other Houses bought
their grapes, Louis Roederer
nurtured his vineyards,
familiarized himself with the
specific characteristics of
each parcel, and
methodically acquired the
finest land. Louis Roederer’s
guiding principle was that all
great wine depends on the
quality of the soil, a passion
for tradition, and an astute
vision of the future; the fame
and reputation of the House
of Louis Roederer was firmly
established. His heir, Louis
Roederer II was equally
enlightened and adopted his
father’s conscientious
approach to the production
of champagne, patrimonial
estate management, and
instinctive audacity. |
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