Eric Collinet

ChampagneFrance

Photography and writing by Ted Vance.

Short Summary

Eric Collinet moved to Bragelogne-Beauvoir in 1987 from Limousin, a cow town famous for a breed of cattle with the same name. Twenty minutes by car from the center of Les Riceys, one of Champagne’s southernmost regions on the Côte des Bar, famous for its Pinot Noir bubbles and unique appellation still rosé, Rosé des Riceys, he has 2.25 hectares of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay and land for truffles. Agroforestry, organic (certified), and biodynamic practices underpin “all of my actions: the respect of the seasons, nature and it’s rhythm; to listen to nature quietly and with patience, to look at it and accompany it.”

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