Dehours & Fils
Champagne house Dehours & fils is located in Cerseuil (Mareuil-le-Port), a village on the south bank halfway along the Marne valley that extends west of Épernay.
This valley is mainly planted with Meunier : it is a late-flowering grape that is very resistant to spring frosts, which are common in this area.
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Fourth-generation winemaker Jerôme Dehours has extensive experience with Meunier, with approximately two-thirds of his plantings being Meunier .
The estate's vineyards are spread across 42 plots between the villages of Mareuil-le-Port, Troissy, and Oeuilly. The viticulture is environmentally friendly and chemical-free.
With their differences in soil type, altitude, age, sun exposure and grape variety, they form the richly varied base material for Dehours champagnes.