A free-spirited winegrower at the heart of Trois-Puits
Périne Baillette Chartogne, is now the owner of the family Champagne in the village of Trois-Puits in the Montagne de Reims. She lives and breathes for her wines. She has also perfectly succeeded in expressing with talent each terroir of each vintage.
The family now owns 3.65 hectares of Grand Cru and produces around 13,000 bottles.
Most of the grapes (35 years old) come from Rilly-la-Montagne and Trois-Puits, there is also Chardonnay from Verzenay Grand Cru.
Since 2010, no pesticides have been used on the vines. She also tries to use as little machinery as possible so that the vines grow wild.
Two horses (Tarzan and Saumur) often roam the vineyard. These horses belong to her husband, Alexandre Chartogne, who today runs the famous Maison de Champagne Chartogne-Taillet in Merfy.
