The history of Champagne Thierry Massin begins in 1977 when Thierry and his sister Dominique created this brand, thus perpetuating the know-how of its ancestors, passed down from generation to generation. Today, Thibault and Violaine, their respective children, preserve the family tradition while committing to an environmentally friendly approach. A small producer of... Read more
The history of Champagne Thierry Massin begins in 1977 when Thierry and his sister Dominique created this brand, thus perpetuating the know-how of its ancestors, passed down from generation to generation. Today, Thibault and Violaine, their respective children, preserve the family tradition while committing to an environmentally friendly approach. A small producer of Champagne, this estate takes care of the production from A to Z. These independent winegrowers take care of the work in the vineyard, the vinification in their cellars and the marketing. Today, Thierry Massin produces tasty Champagnes, the result of skilful blending, which has earned it numerous awards.
Growing on hillsides, on Portlandian and Kimmeridgian soils, the vines bury their roots in terroirs made up of clay and limestone. They take advantage of optimal conditions (slight water stress, for example), thus producing grapes of exceptional maturity that perfectly express the terroir.
In this Champagne house, Thierry, Dominique, Thibault and Violaine aspire to maintain a lasting relationship between human and nature. The adoption of viticultural practices that respect the environment is therefore obvious. The vineyard is managed according to the principles of sustainable viticulture. These winegrowers rely in particular on a thoughtful planting density in order to find a perfect balance between the soil and the plant. This allows the roots to draw the resources they need deep from the soil to produce grapes of exceptional quality.
As part of this sustainable viticulture, the Thierry Massin Champagne House bans the use of herbicides. On the other hand, it advocates working the soil favoring exploration through the roots. To promote the biodiversity of flora and fauna while reducing the risk of erosion, it combines mechanical tillage with grassing.
Grâce à son respect de l’écosystème dans lequel les vignes sont cultivées et dans lequel le champagne est produit, cette exploitation familiale est aujourd’hui certifiée Haute Valeur Environnementale (HVE).
Respecting the terroir, but above all highlighting it, the Thierry Massin Champagne House relies on plot vinification. In the winery, various practices are put in place to minimize the handling of wines and the use of inputs (gravity pressing, precision settling, temperature control, malolactic fermentation, etc.).
After resting for several months in vats, the wines of the year are blended with the reserve wines. The family pays particular attention and a great deal of precision to carrying out this step in order to maintain a consistent quality of the vintages from one year to the next. During the disgorging phase, dosage tests are carried out for each cuvée in order to find the best balance while making sure to preserve the natural expression of the wine.
In order to maintain control over the quality of Thierry Massin wines, permanent monitoring and regular tastings are carried out. The family estate produces different ranges of Champagnes including:
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