Coteaux Champenois

AOC since 1974 · still wine

Coteaux Champenois is the AOC for still white, rosé and red wines from the same area and grape varieties as Champagne. It was recognised by decree on 21 August 1974.1

Rules

The appellation covers the same area as Champagne and the same grape varieties, including Voltis as an adaptation variety.1 Base yield is 12,400 kg/ha and the ceiling 15,500 kg/ha, the same figures as for Champagne.1,2 The difference is the wine: Coteaux Champenois is reserved for still wines, with no second fermentation.1

The main grapes of the area are Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Meunier.3

See also

ChampagneRegionsRosé des RiceysRegionsPinot NoirGrapesChardonnayGrapes

Sources

  1. INAO. Cahier des charges AOC « Coteaux champenois » (modifications approuvées 11 Sept 2024, PNO) (2024-09-11)
  2. Cahier des charges de l'AOP « Champagne » - modifications approved by the INAO national committee on 11 September 2024 (national opposition procedure text) (2024-09-11)
  3. Comité Champagne. Grape varieties

Facts checked on 2026-10-19