With its “In the Name of Mother Nature” project, Telmont aims to produce the highest quality Champagne with the greatest respect for the environment and to become the first Climate Positive Champagne House by 2030 and Net Positive by 2050. After eliminating superfluous gift boxes, heavy bespoke bottles, and transparent glass and initiating an unprecedented transition to the lightest bottle in Champagne, Telmont is taking a new step forward with "193,000 shades of green." Telmont has … [Read more...] about Offering the best of Champagne while always making the best choices for the environment: After the lightest Champagne bottle, Telmont adopts transition glass
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Telmont Spearheads Sustainability Innovation in Champagne Production
President of Telmont, Ludovic du Plessis, reveals more on Maison’s commitment to the project: In the Name of Mother Nature Renowned Champagne producer, Telmont, has taken significant strides toward environmental sustainability with groundbreaking initiatives. Deeply committed to the project In the Name of Mother Nature, Telmont has set unprecedented objectives to become ’climate positive’ by 2030 and ’net positive’ by 2050. During his visit to Singapore, Ludovic du Plessis met with … [Read more...] about Telmont Spearheads Sustainability Innovation in Champagne Production
Telmont to gradually adopt the lightest Champagne bottle
Following a successful test phase with Verallia, Telmont will progressively adopt a bottle weighing only 800 grams, a potential new standard for Champagne bottles. Last spring, in close partnership with French glassmaker Verallia, Telmont announced the launch of a test phase for bottles weighing only 800 grams, 35 grams lighter than today’s standard champagne bottles. This lightened bottle is the fruit of Verallia’s glassmaking know-how; Verallia had already initiated, ten years ago, a first … [Read more...] about Telmont to gradually adopt the lightest Champagne bottle
