Champagne

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Champagne

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Method of production, temperature, Sparkling

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Champagne

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Introduction

Champagne : the most famous sparkling wine

I- Information about champagne industry

II- Process making of Champagne

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I- Information about Champagne industry

History :

- Romans planted the first vineyards

- Dom Pérignon invented the method

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The mark guaranteeing the quality - Champagne = trade name

- Produce in Champagne

- Specific climate (10°C+ rain)

- Specific soil (chalky)

I- Information about Champagne industry

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II- Process making of Champagne

10 steps

Blending

Bottling

Harvesting Pressuring1st

fermentationYeast

Yeast

Riddling disgorging Dosage

2nd fermentation Ageing

Sugar + wine

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II- Process making of Champagne

Harvesting

- Middle September until begin October

- Right balance between sugar acidity

- Harvesting by hand, no machines

- Quickly pressed, prevent from oxidation

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II- Process making of Champagne

Pressuring

- Several times• Each specific grape pressured independently

extraction of juice

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II- Process making of Champagne

1st Fermentation

- Addition of yeast

- Fermentation 1 month

- Sugar = alcohol

- Emission of CO2

- CO2 released

Blending

- Winemakers blend wines

(soils, vineyards, years)

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II- Process making of Champagne

BottlingAdd yeast for 2nd fermentation and bottled

2nd fermentation- Bottles put in cellars with low temperature (10-12°C)- Laid horizontally = maintain contact between sediment and

wine- 2nd fermentation, 6 weeks, ↑ level of alcohol + creates

bubbles

7- AgeingChampagne ages at least 15 months

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II- Process making of Champagne

8- riddlingAim : slid the deposit into the neck of the

bottle - Bottles placed at a 45 degree angle- Handled, manually or automatically - Turned during 1 and 5 weeks

Manual riddling

Automatically riddling

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II- Process making of Champagne

9- Disgorging- Bottleneck dipped into a

freezing bath (-20°C)- Yeast is trapped in a ice

plug in the cap- A disgorging machine

removes the cap- The pressure shoots out the

yeast ice plug.

10- Dosage- Adjusting the blend- Addition of a combination

of sugar and wine 

Corking and bottle dressing

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Conclusion

Champagne conforms to standards

Process complicate and long

Reason of the price : 15 to 200 € (82.54 INR)

Used only on special occasion

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