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Oeuilly (Vallée de la Marne), Oeuilly Epernay
Winery in Oeuilly Epernay, France
Marne Valley Parcel Expression
Why go
Tarlant’s Oeuilly estate makes Brut Zéro and parcel-led Champagnes. The official producer directory lists weekday vineyard and cellar tours with a Brut Nature tasting; confirm before going.
Champagne Tarlant is a practical Oeuilly stop for travelers interested in Brut Nature wines. The official Champagne directory describes a visit through the vineyard, press, barrel room and cellar, ending with a tasting. The listed address is 21 rue de la Coopérative.
The directory lists Monday–Friday visitor hours of 9:30 a.m.–noon and 1:30–5 p.m. Contact the estate to confirm tour availability and language before arranging transport; the listing is not a guarantee of an open slot.
Tarlant is a 14-hectare family estate whose range includes Brut Zéro, La Vigne d’Antan and La Vigne d’Or. Benoît and Mélanie Tarlant represent a winegrowing line that began in 1687; estate bottling began in 1928. Ask which cuvées are available on your date, because named wines and vintages change.
Family-run grower Champagne estate with a cozy, informative tour and tastings set among traditional cellars and Marne Valley vineyards, blending classic craftsmanship with a modern, terroir-driven approach.
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The estate is at 21 rue de la Coopérative in Oeuilly, in the Vallée de la Marne.
The official Champagne directory lists weekday vineyard and cellar visits with a Brut Nature tasting. Contact the estate to confirm availability.
The producer describes 14 hectares of vineyards in the Marne Valley.
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