Tarlant Logo

Vallée de la Marne

Tarlant

The Tarlant family’s winemaking legacy spans over 300 years, dating back to 1687 in the Vallée de la Marne. Their dedication to preserving and enhancing Champagne traditions is evident in their use of all seven permitted Champagne varieties. Their emphasis on zero dosage (no added sugar) and long aging periods allows the true expression of their terroir to shine through in every bottle. Their commitment to innovation and tradition is encapsulated in their rare ungrafted wines, which are among only five in the region.

Currently, Benoit and Melanie Tarlant, representing the 11th generation of the family, manage the estate with a balance of respect for tradition and a drive for progress. Their approach ensures that the legacy of the Tarlant family not only endures but also evolves, contributing to the ongoing excellence of Grower Champagne. Their wines are celebrated for their complexity and depth, reflecting the rich history and unique characteristics of their vineyards.

Tarlant
1687
Founded
100k
Bottles/year
15
Hectares
15
Labels

Selection Insight

BAM! Perpetual Reserve

BAM! Perpetual Reserve

Vintage2011
GrapesPinot Blanc 18%, Arbanne 18%, Petit Meslier 64%
VinificationOak
Lieux-Dits
StyleRare Grape
DosageBrut Nature
Zero Brut Nature NV

Zero Brut Nature NV

VintageNV
GrapesPinot Noir 32%, Meunier 32%, Chardonnay 32%, Petit Meslier, Arbanne, Pinot Blanc 4%
VinificationOak
Lieux-Dits
StyleRare Grape
DosageBrut Nature
Share:
Back to All Producers

More Producers

View All Producers »
Geoffroy

Geoffroy

Rooted in Cumières since the 17th century, Champagne Geoffroy is a legacy of generations.

Cédric Moussé

Cédric Moussé

This family domaine in Cuisles has grown Meunier since 1923, nestled in a small valley near the Marne River.

Domaine Nowack

Domaine Nowack

Under Flavien Nowack, the family shifted from conventional winemaking to natural methods.

Leclerc Briant

Leclerc Briant

Founded in 1872 in Cumières, Leclerc Briant moved to Épernay in 1955 under Bertrand Leclerc.