Collard-Picard
ADN Noir
Collard-Picard ADN Noir is a Blanc de Noirs from the right-bank Vallée de la Marne, currently presented as equal parts Meunier and Pinot Noir from a perpetual reserve begun in 2015.
Champagne DNA
- Origin
- Vallée de la Marne
- Malolactic
- Blocked
- Reserve wine
- Perpetual reserve
- Vessel / oak
- The producer lists foudre vinification, no malolactic fermentation and a minimum six years in bottle for the current release.
The producer lists foudre vinification, no malolactic fermentation and a minimum six years in bottle for the current release. ADN Noir offers another Marne-focused route through Pinot Noir and Meunier.
Information reviewed 22 August 2026.
Checked against: Champagne.co editorial research — Collard-Picard (Verified by our editors).
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