
Producer
Davìd Léclapart

Trépail, Châlons-en-Champagne
David Léclapart, a pioneer of biodynamic viticulture in Champagne, is a winemaker known for his artistic and unconventional approach. In 1997, following the death of his father, he took over the family business, a 3-hectare vineyard located in Trépail, on the southeastern slopes of the Montagne de Reims.
His oenological training began at the agro-biological school in Beaujeu and was perfected with two years of work experience at Leclerc-Briant. In 2000, after a period of research and dedication, he successfully converted the vineyards entirely to biodynamic farming, achieving immediate success with the first bottles produced.
Unconventional Practices, Distinctive Champagnes
An innovative and distinctive initiative by Léclapart, who is internationally recognized for his creativity, is the use of sheep within the vineyard. This practice offers a dual benefit: the animals keep the grass under control while naturally fertilizing the soil, enriching it with processed organic material.
David Léclapart's Champagnes are genuine and nonconformist expressions, resulting from a rigorous and meticulous production process. His philosophy is based on respect for nature, the adoption of traditional methods, and the limited use of modern technology. These wines are highly appreciated worldwide for their complexity and great charm, winning over even the most demanding connoisseurs.

RED WINE
ROSÈ WINE
WHITE WINE
ORANGE WINE
SWEET WINE
SPARKLING WINE
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DOMAINE BALLORIN
