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Small Champagne growers gain acclaim for terroir-driven wines amid climate challenges and holiday demand.
In Champagne, small grower-producers are gaining recognition for crafting wines that reflect specific vineyards and vintages, contrasting with large houses that blend grapes and use reserve stocks for consistency.
These artisanal wines, though more expensive and harder to find, are praised for authenticity and craftsmanship, with top producers like Agrapart and Vilmart available in select markets.
Climate change and frost risks are increasing challenges, prompting some producers to expand into regions like England, but growers remain dependent on local conditions.
As Champagne consumption rises during holidays, proper opening techniques are emphasized due to annual injuries or deaths from flying corks.
Los pequeños productores de Champagne ganan elogios por sus vinos impulsados por el terroir en medio de los desafíos climáticos y la demanda de vacaciones.