A New Chapter For Champagne

Champagne Telmont has reached an important milestone in its sustainability journey by becoming the first Champagne House to obtain Regenerative Organic Certified® (ROC™) – Bronze level for its organic-certified vineyards.

More than a label, this certification reflects a new way of thinking about viticulture. The Regenerative Organic Certified® framework goes beyond traditional organic standards by focusing on soil health, biodiversity and social responsibility, while strictly banning synthetic inputs. Its goal is not only to reduce environmental impact, but to actively regenerate ecosystems for the future.

Following rigorous audits conducted by Groupe ECOCERT Environnement, Champagne Telmont was recognised for the quality and consistency of its environmental and social practices across its estate. This achievement highlights the House’s long-term vision and its commitment to responsible craftsmanship, deeply rooted in respect for nature.

For Telmont, sustainability is not a trend but a philosophy. This certification is part of its broader project, In the Name of Mother Nature, which guides every step of the House’s production — from the vineyard to the bottle. Through this initiative, Telmont aims to reach 100% organic and regenerative practices by 2031, and Net Zero by 2050.

By combining centuries-old Champagne expertise with forward-thinking environmental practices, Champagne Telmont is helping shape the future of Champagne — one that balances tradition, excellence and responsibility.

A meaningful step forward for a House that believes great Champagne should be created in harmony with nature.