Champagne Telmont

This summer, Ludovic du Plessis 🍾🌱🌏, President of Champagne Telmont, went to meet his friend French chef Glenn Viel. Heading up the kitchen at three Michelin starred (and green starred) restaurant L’Oustau de Baumanière, this hyper-creative, nature-loving chef showed Ludovic around his incredible organic vegetable garden surrounded by Les Baux de Provence. It was a great opportunity to talk about Glenn’s and Telmont’s shared commitment in the Name of Mother Nature. 🙏🏼 Glenn Viel & restaurant @oustaudebaumaniere amazing team at Les Baux de Provence. Please see all our engagements in the Name of Mother Nature on our website (link in bio). #telmont #inthenameofmothernature #champagne #vineyard #sustainability #organicconversion #bubbly #frenchcuisine #frenchfood #Michelinchef #michelinstar #guidemichelin #topchef #gastronomy #chefstagram #chefsofinstagram #foodofinstagram #saintremydeprovence #alpilles #3michelinstars #bauxdeprovence

After the success of the lightest bottle of champagne at 800 grams, Champagne Telmont continues to innovate, adopting the lightest "half-bottle" and and launching tests to lighten the weight of "magnums". After empirical tests, considering the entire champagne production cycle (draw, ageing, riddling, disgorging, packaging, etc.) right through to long-distance shipping, Champagne Telmont and Verallia have just completed a series of scientific pressure-resistance tests for 800-gram lightweight bottles.   The results are highly conclusive. The change from 835 to 800 grams therefore has no impact on the bottle's mechanical strength. These tests definitively validate the switch to lightweight bottles. As a result, Telmont will be extending its use to all its vintages.   Following on from this success, the house is also going to extend this lightweight approach to other formats, by now adopting the lighter 'half-bottle' (from 500g to 460g) and launching tests on the 'magnum' format.   Because of its manufacturing process, the bottle is one of the main sources of indirect CO2 emissions for a champagne house (24% of total emissions for Maison Telmont). Making bottles lighter, i.e. using less glass in their manufacture, reduces their environmental impact: lighter bottles have a lower impact, of the order of "-4%". Lighter bottles also mean less fuel for transport and energy savings.   "Telmont is very proud to have contributed to the development of this 800-gram bottle and to be able to go even further with other formats. These eco-designed bottles are a step forward for our House, for Champagne and for the ecological transition. In the name of Mother Nature! “ Ludovic du Plessis 🍾🌱🌏, President of Maison Telmont   "The resistance tests prove it: the 800-gram lightweight bottle tested by Telmont has everything it takes to become the new standard for Champagne bottles in the long term.” Pierre-Henri Desportes, President of Verallia France

We are thrilled to announce that our Champagne Telmont Blanc De Noirs vintage 2015 with very low sugar dosage at 3.4g have has won Platinum at the Decanter World Wine Awards 2024, representative of the top wines in over 18,000 entries. Less than 1% of all wines are awarded this prestigious accolade. These distinction rewards the work of the Maison Telmont teams and recognize the unique style of our wines as testified by the jury’s tasting notes for Telmont Blanc De Noirs vintage 2015 : « A structured body yet ethereal, between tension and freshness, marked by a subtle and balanced acidity with an impressive finish. » 🥇🍾🌱 🙏🏼 Decanter Please drink responsibly.

Pour la première fois, la Maison de Champagne Telmont sera fournisseur officiel du Festival Sœurs Jumelles, un évènement culturel unique célébrant la musique et l’image qui se tiendra à Rochefort du 25 au 30 juin 2024. Une manière de réaffirmer l’engagement de la Maison pour contribuer à préserver l’environnement et de soutenir des valeurs fortes comme la parité et la vitalité du patrimoine.   Créé il y a quatre ans, le Festival Sœurs Jumelles s’engage en faveur de l’éco-responsabilité et fait des enjeux écologiques l’une des priorités de son fonctionnement et de sa programmation, à travers des débats et des Rencontres Professionnelles. C’est portée par ce même engagement que la Maison Telmont a lancé son projet « Au Nom de la Terre » en 2021. Conciliant exigence et excellence, passion et conviction, la Maison Telmont a fait le choix de la transition vers l’agriculture biologique et de réduire drastiquement son empreinte environnementale. Son objectif est de devenir Climate Positive d’ici 2030 et Net Positive en 2050. Par sa présence, la Maison Telmont souhaite également soutenir la politique engagée du festival en faveur d’une meilleure représentation des femmes dans les industries créatives. Enfin, comme Sœurs Jumelles, la Maison Telmont est très attachée à préserver et à valoriser le patrimoine, qu’il soit local ou immatériel. Le Festival investit ainsi des lieux emblématiques de Rochefort comme la Corderie Royale, le théâtre de la Coupe d’Or ou l’église Saint-Louis, en les ouvrant au grand public à l’occasion d’un concert ou d’une projection.   Julie Gayet, Présidente du festival Sœurs Jumelles : « Je suis très heureuse d’avoir la Maison Telmont à nos côtés. Nous avons un engagement commun en faveur de l’environnement et une passion commune pour les images et les artistes. Ensemble, nous célébrons la création artistique mais aussi un avenir plus vert et plus inclusif. »   Ludovic du Plessis, Président de la Maison Telmont : « C’est un immense honneur pour Telmont de s’associer à un évènement aussi emblématique et engagé. Le Festival Sœurs Jumelles n'est pas seulement un lieu de rencontre autour de la musique et de l’image, c’est aussi une plateforme pour avancer sur les questions d'égalité et de durabilité deux thèmes qui nous tiennent particulièrement à cœur chez Telmont. Merci à Julie Gayet et au festival pour leur confiance ! » Festival Sœurs Jumelles Ludovic du Plessis 🍾🌱🌏 Julie Gayet

Grape News: Telmont In The Name of Mother Nature will become the Business & Marketing case proposed to all the students in the French universities in 2024/25. The French Marketing Association (AFM) invited us last week to Université Paris Dauphine- PSL to present our Champagne Telmont project to all the Marketing professors & researchers. This is a strong and concrete example of a steadfast approach that they can then choose to present to their students. Champagne Telmont is the demonstration that you can have a positive growth and an ambitious environmental platform. We hope that this highly sustainable business case will travel the world and inspire students to become the change agents of tomorrow. AFM - Association Française du Marketing Ludovic du Plessis 🍾🌱🌏Fabrice Larceneux Justin Meade

Champagne Telmont is a finalist in the #AdelpheMillésime2024 competition!  What is Millésime? Created in 2020, the Millésime competition supports companies that reduce their environmental impact through packaging. It puts the spotlight on good practices that are still little known in the sector, but also by consumers, who expect companies to take action to protect the environment. With our project "In the Name of the Mother Nature", Champagne Telmont continues to push the boundaries of innovation and demonstrates how sustainability can be an infinite source of creativity. In recent years, we have:    ☘Worked towards converting our entire estate and the vineyards of our partner winegrowers to #organicfarming  ❌ 🎁 Stopped using packaging, because we make champagne, not gift boxes!   🚢 Stopped air freight and used sea transport  🍾 Stopped using transparent bottles and bespoke bottles whose carbon footprint is larger than standard green bottles  🍾 Adopted, thanks to our partnership with Verallia, the lightest champagne bottle: 800 grams, compared to 835. A true revolution in Champagne! And a reduced environmental impact!  🍾 Used transition glass for our bottles, which means using the quantities of glass normally discarded during the transition between two hues. The list is already long and just keeps expanding!   Your vote can help Champagne Telmont continue to inspire Champagne towards more sustainable practices.   So, vote now for Telmont and support our commitment "In the Name of Mother Nature": https://lnkd.in/eu3-VADU   #Sustainability #Innovation #AdelpheMillésime2024 #ChampagneTelmont

We are happy to announce Champagne Telmont was appointed Official Champagne Supplier of the UIM E1 Series World Championship. E1 Series is the world’s first all-electric raceboat championship, and has a sustainability mission to accelerate the electrification of marine transport through clean technology with ambitions to inspire and support iconic coastal cities such as Venice in transitioning to a greener future. Champagne Telmont will be served at the VIP Ocean Club and to members of the public at all E1 events, and this service began this month at the E1 Venice GP on the 10th and 11th May 2024. “E1 has looked for partners who have the same shared vision as us when it comes to striving for high performance, and a positive impact on the environment. With high net-worth individuals attending our events, it’s important we offer some of the finest champagne in the world, and it is a pleasure to have Maison Telmont join the E1 Championship.” Rodi Basso CEO of E1 "Leveraging on innovation and technology, E1 is revolutionizing - and decarbonizing - a prestigious sport, a discipline of excellence, while continuing to offer an exceptional experience. This is exactly the spirit in which Maison Telmont acts in Champagne: innovating to help reduce our impact on the environment, while upholding traditional know-how. We are proud to be an official supplier of the UIM E1 World Championship." Ludovic du Plessis 🍾🌱🌏 , President of Maison Telmont Champagne Telmont will be principally supplied at the forthcoming E1 events: • E1 Puerto Banús Grand Prix, Marbella (1-2 June 2024) • E1 Monaco (26th-27 July 2024) Please drink responsibly

🎬 When "cinema" rhymes with "positive impact", Telmont is bound to be on board! 🏆 Champagne Telmont is proud to be the official supplier of the prestigious Humann Prize, an initiative launched by the No More Plastic (Official) (Official) Foundation, in partnership with the Semaine du Cinéma Positif. 🎥 Each year, during the Cannes International Film Festival, the Humann Prize will distinguish individuals who use their influence to support environmental or social causes, with the ambition to bring about profound positive change. 🌱🌍 Like the No More Plastic (Official) (Official) Foundation and the other partners who support the Humann Prize, Maison Telmont has the will to honor those who inspire meaningful change, deep reflection and collective action for a better future. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Heartfelt congratulations to the Prize’s first laureates - Patti Smith, Steven Sebring Camille Etienne Golshifteh Farahani – for their remarkable achievements! #nevergiveup 🙏🏻 And all our thanks to our partner Rosalie Mann for taking this great initiative. "The Humann Prize is a magnificent initiative which, like Telmont, aims to make a difference. It's essential that all the players who want to make things change join forces to take action. Being the official supplier of the Humann Prize was an obvious choice for Telmont, because champagne, like film, is much more than a product; it contains an element of dream. What better way to inspire change?” Ludovic du Plessis 🍾🌱🌏 President of Champagne Telmont Festival de Cannes #Cannes2024 #sustainability #inthenameofmothernature #thehumannprize

For the fourth consecutive year, Champagne Telmont will once again have the honor of being the official supplier of the Festival de Cannes. This renewed confidence is a tribute to the quality of the cuvées offered by the century-old Champagne House, based in Damery, and to its commitment “In the Name of Mother Nature”, which involves converting all its vineyard to organic agriculture, and drastically reducing its environmental footprint. Wines from Maison Telmont will be featured at various events throughout the two weeks on the Croisette. For Maison Telmont, being present at Cannes is always a wonderful opportunity to share not only its passion for the seventh art, but also its know-how, convictions and commitment “In the Name of Mother Nature”. Thierry Frémaux , General Delegate of the Cannes Film Festival: “I'm delighted that, once again this year, Telmont joins us to celebrate cinema and its artists. Telmont, a pioneering house by its commitment to the environment, proves that it is possible to combine excellence and high environmental standards, conviction, and passion for a century-old product. An inspiring example for all those who want to make a difference!" Ludovic du Plessis 🍾🌱🌏 President of Maison Telmont: “It's a great honor for Telmont to be present at Cannes again this year. Thanks to the Festival for its renewed trust! This partnership holds great significance for Telmont, as our shared commitment to the environment brings us closer together, and urges us to act together. In the name of Mother Nature!". #cannes #festivaldecannes #sustainability #inthenameofmothernature

🌍 Today is #EarthDay!   At Champagne Telmont, it’s a very special day because we love the Earth and we take action to protect it.   However, our commitment to #sustainability goes beyond a single day's celebration. No compromise! No Negotiation!   Every day, we stand up for #organicfarming and #biodiversity and we do a lot to drastically reduce our carbon footprint to be #ClimatePositive by 2030 and #NetPositive in 2050. Join us in raising a glass to the Earth, our most precious vineyard. Together, let's cherish and protect it for generations to come. To know more about our engagements our guide to sustainability is available on our website :  https://lnkd.in/eKsqfAvg #EarthDay #inthenameofmothernature #stopgiftboxes #stoptransparentbottles #biodiversity #saveglass