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Mark it, measure it, keep it. New in this version: - A Tools button on the map opens three: measure the length of a row or the area of a parcel, drop a pin and keep a note on it, or read the coordinates and the zoom at the centre of the screen - A measured line can now show the ground beneath it: an elevation profile with the lowest and highest points and the total climb, drawn for lines inside Champagne - Saved holds vineyards, producers and champagnes on your account, each with a note in your own words and in lists of your own - The vineyard PDF has been rebuilt with real, searchable text rather than a picture of text, on A4 or US Letter, and a comparison opens on a map that numbers each parcel and names it in the table beneath - The spreadsheet beside it carries its headers in your language - During the harvest the Season Tracker leads with the harvest: how far the picking has gone, which villages started today, how early the year is against the record, and the official CIVC dates by subregion - The vintage twin now speaks of warmth and only warmth, and drops the star rating that read like a forecast - A champagne says how its fruit was farmed where the estate states it: organic, biodynamic and the Champagne environmental schemes, and you can filter on it - Stone and enamelled steel join the vessels a cellar can use, a bottle gives its disgorgement date, and a dosage stated as a range prints as a range - A cuvee page separates what every release shares from what belongs to one bottle, and What's New now has an archive on your profile
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Champagne, decoded. Parcelles is a detailed, data-driven explorer of Champagne: its 8,000+ vineyard parcels and the champagnes made from them. From the chalk beneath the vines to the bottle in your hand, Parcelles brings it all together in one beautiful app, on iPhone and iPad. EXPLORE THE REGION Browse the entire Champagne wine region on a detailed interactive map. Tap any parcel to see its name, village, and classification instantly. Search across every vineyard, village, producer, and champagne. On iPad, the map and a floating detail panel sit side by side. EVERY CHAMPAGNE Explore the whole champagne catalogue of the region, from the grandes maisons to the smallest growers. Browse, search, and filter by cru, style, dosage, and grape variety to reach exactly the bottle you have in mind. INSIDE EVERY BOTTLE Open each bottle up. See the blend grape by grape, trace any cuvee back to the exact parcels it draws from, and read a portrait of the wine. Producer profiles connect every house to the land behind it. SAVED, PINNED, MEASURED Keep vineyards, producers, and champagnes on your account, each with a note and in lists of your own. Drop a pin with a note anywhere on the map, and measure a row, a parcel, or the elevation along a line. KNOW YOUR TERROIR Every parcel analyzed with altitude, slope, aspect, sun exposure, soil composition, and rankings against all of Champagne. Understand what makes each vineyard unique. WHAT LIES BENEATH Geology overlays, contour lines, hillshade, and a 3D terrain view reveal the land that shapes each vineyard. Elevation profiles show the surface geology and the rock layers below, reconstructed from real boreholes. DECADES OF CLIMATE Growing degree days, rainfall, frost, and sunshine decade by decade since 1950. See how climate has shaped the vines, the best years and the worst, all-time records, village by village. Plus a Climate Outlook with CMIP6 projections through 2040. SEASON TRACKER Follow the growing season day by day. Growing degree days, a 3-day forecast, frost warnings, vintage archetype forecasts, and harvest predictions, village by village, updated daily. AROUND ME Visiting Champagne? Discover which vineyards surround you, sorted by distance. Stand on the terroir and read it from your phone. COMPARE AND FIND TWINS Compare up to 10 vineyards side by side, and find their terroir twins: vineyards that share similar soil, altitude, and exposure anywhere in Champagne. PRICING Free: the interactive map, every parcel with names, villages, and classifications, and search and browse across the whole champagne catalogue. No account needed. Membership: everything else, including full terroir data, geology and 3D terrain, elevation profiles, vintage ratings and Vintage Scores since 1950, climate evolution and the Climate Outlook, Season Tracker, Terroir Twins, the blend and parcel tracing for every cuvee, Saved, map pins, and measurements, 10-vineyard comparisons, and PDF and Excel exports. CHF 9.90/month or CHF 79/year, with a 7-day free trial. WHY PARCELLES Champagne has over 8,000 vineyard parcels, each shaped by millions of years of geology, unique microclimates, and centuries of tradition. This knowledge has always been scattered across archives, academic papers, and local memory. Parcelles brings it together, so anyone curious about Champagne can understand what makes each vineyard unique. The interactive map, parcel browsing, and the champagne catalogue stay free for everyone. A membership unlocks every feature and all new data, with a 7-day free trial, monthly or annual, cancel anytime. Terms of Use: https://parcelles.app/terms
What's new · 1.14
Mark it, measure it, keep it. New in this version: - A Tools button on the map opens three: measure the length of a row or the area of a parcel, drop a pin and keep a note on it, or read the coordinates and the zoom at the centre of the screen - A measured line can now show the ground beneath it: an elevation profile with the lowest and highest points and the total climb, drawn for lines inside Champagne - Saved holds vineyards, producers and champagnes on your account, each with a note in your own words and in lists of your own - The vineyard PDF has been rebuilt with real, searchable text rather than a picture of text, on A4 or US Letter, and a comparison opens on a map that numbers each parcel and names it in the table beneath - The spreadsheet beside it carries its headers in your language - During the harvest the Season Tracker leads with the harvest: how far the picking has gone, which villages started today, how early the year is against the record, and the official CIVC dates by subregion - The vintage twin now speaks of warmth and only warmth, and drops the star rating that read like a forecast - A champagne says how its fruit was farmed where the estate states it: organic, biodynamic and the Champagne environmental schemes, and you can filter on it - Stone and enamelled steel join the vessels a cellar can use, a bottle gives its disgorgement date, and a dosage stated as a range prints as a range - A cuvee page separates what every release shares from what belongs to one bottle, and What's New now has an archive on your profile
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