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The house
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We
are pleased to welcome you in Rizaucourt, a picturesque village 7
kilometers far from Colombey Les Deux Eglises. Our family farms a
4-hectare vineyard over the communes of Rizaucourt, Argentolles and
Dolancourt, at the ends of the Côte des Bars.
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CHAMPAGNE BRUT :
Robe or clair, nez simple de fruits blancs. Bouche équilibrée, simple et droite, où l'on retrouve les parfums perçus au nez. Il se sert au moment de l'apéritif. 30 % pinot noir, 35 % pinot meunier.
CHAMPAGNE BLANC DE NOIR :
Robe or. Nez puissant de fruits rouges. Un vin de caractère. 100 % pinot noir.
CHAMPAGNE BLANC DE BLANC :
"Chardonnay" Vin souple et léger. Robe jaune, nez très fruité, accompagne harmonieusement les entrées et les poissons. 100 % Chardonnay.
CHAMPAGNE BRUT ROSE :
Robe rose orangée soutenue aux reflets de feu. Nez très sirop de fruits rouges, bonbons. Bouche équilibrée, extrêmement marquée par les fruits et notamment la fraise. Un vin de dessert 10 % Chardonnay, 60 % pinot noir, 30 % pinot meunier.
CHAMPAGNE BRUT PRESTIGE :
Robe or soutenue. Nez légèrement boisé aux aromes de fruits secs. Idéal à l'apéritif. 40 % Chardonnay, 60% pinot noir.
CHAMPAGNE BRUT : "Cuvée Victorien"
Millésimé, belle robe or clair. Nez fruité de type pomme et poire compotées. Bouche assez souple et fondue où s'exprime les arômes du nez. 50 % Chardonnay, 25 % pinot noir, 25 % pinot meunier.
RATAFIA :
Addition de vieux Marc et de jus de raisin, se sert très frais à l'apéritif, en accompagnement de fruits comme le melon avec des desserts chauds, du chocolat.
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Monique
and Jean-Jacques have been established in Rizaucourt since 1982,
where they have planted their first patch. The first champagne bottle
was sold in 1990. Since several years works in the vines have been
done by the whole family, including the children Amélie,
Clément and Victorien.
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Colombey-Les-Deux-Eglises is a french 650-inhabitant commune located in Haute-Marne, a department of Champagne-Ardenne region.
This commune is 27 km at the north-east of Chaumont (the prefecture), near the border of the Aube department.
This
village became famous after General De Gaulle purchased a house there,
called “La Brasserie”, which he renamed “La Boisserie”. He selected
Colombey because it was located at equal distance from Paris and
his east and north garrisons. Moreover he really appreciated its
austere sceneries made from moors and hoods over the provinces of
Champagne, Lorraine and Bourgogne, which illustrated his soul.
The General dedicated to Colombey the latest pages of his famous book War Memoirs :
« Vastes, frustes et tristes horizons ; bois, prés, cultures et
friches mélancoliques ; relief d'anciennes montagnes très usées et
résignées ; villages tranquilles et peu fortunés dont rien, depuis des
millènaires, n'a changé l'âme, ni la place...... »
He
is buried in the village cemetery in a humble grave with only the
inscription "Charles de Gaulle 1890-1970" but at the western exit of
the village a 164 ft (50 m) high Cross of Lorraine was built,
commemorating his distinguished wartime role as commander of the Free
French Forces.
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