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190 years of tradition and authentici­ty

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Since its establishm­ent in 1829, the Maison Mauler has enthralled sparkling-wine enthusiast­s from all over the world and is proud to maintain a tradition of outstandin­g quality and attention to detail from generation to generation.

Born in the monastery of Saint-Pierre in Môtiers, this familyrun business is proud to produce over 20 different vintages through its blending and attracts an average of 6,000 visitors per year.

Spokespers­on Christine Mauler tells us: “What makes us different is our philosophy, but also the efforts we put into creating rich, fruity and pleasant aromas. Our constant search for quality across all areas of our craft ensures both the quality of our wines and the longevity of our enterprise.”

The traditiona­l method applied by Maison Mauler requires complex know-how and infinite care: the second fermentati­on in the bottle, followed by a slow ripening for several years in the cellars, is what allows the wine to develop its exceptiona­l taste.

With a team of 30 people, two production sites and awardwinni­ng wines such as the Cuvée Louis-Edouard Mauler Brut 2011, the Maison Mauler has found the formula to make every glass you taste an experience in itself.

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I PHOTOS: MAULER & CIE SA
TEXT: BETTINA GUIRKINGER, TRANSLATIO­N: NANE STEINHOFF I PHOTOS: MAULER & CIE SA
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 ??  ?? Left: Left to right: Julien Guerin, Amelie Mauler, Christine and Jean-Marie Mauler in the cellars. Photo © Marcus Gyger. Top middle: Mauler Cuvée Bel Heritage. Bottom middle: Saint-Pierre monastery. Right: Mauler Cuvée Eclat Brut Bio.
Left: Left to right: Julien Guerin, Amelie Mauler, Christine and Jean-Marie Mauler in the cellars. Photo © Marcus Gyger. Top middle: Mauler Cuvée Bel Heritage. Bottom middle: Saint-Pierre monastery. Right: Mauler Cuvée Eclat Brut Bio.

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