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| **LIST OF PRODUCERS USING DIAM FOR SUBSTANTIALLY ALL BOTTLINGS (and vintage of inception of complete use)**\\ \\ | **LIST OF PRODUCERS USING DIAM FOR SUBSTANTIALLY ALL BOTTLINGS (and vintage of inception of complete use)**\\ \\ | ||
| Roger Belland (2009)\\ | Roger Belland (2009)\\ | ||
| + | Samuel Billaud (2019?)(Note: grand crus remain under cork)\\ | ||
| Bouchard Pere (2009)\\ | Bouchard Pere (2009)\\ | ||
| Jean-Marc Brocard (2012)\\ | Jean-Marc Brocard (2012)\\ | ||
| Chanson (2013)\\ | Chanson (2013)\\ | ||
| Jean Charton (2020)\\ | Jean Charton (2020)\\ | ||
| + | Vincent & Jean-Pierre Chartron (2020?)\\ | ||
| Chateau de Meursault (2020)\\ | Chateau de Meursault (2020)\\ | ||
| Chateau de Puligny Montrachet (2009)\\ | Chateau de Puligny Montrachet (2009)\\ | ||
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| Joseph Colin (2017)\\ | Joseph Colin (2017)\\ | ||
| Jean Collet [Chablis] (2015, but excludes US imports through Kermit Lynch)\\ | Jean Collet [Chablis] (2015, but excludes US imports through Kermit Lynch)\\ | ||
| - | Daniel Dampt (2014) (90% of production. Remainder under screwcap or natural cork, depending on the importer's preference.)\\ | + | Daniel Dampt (2014) (90% of production. Since 2020, 100% of production)\\ |
| Sebastian Dampt (2015?)\\ | Sebastian Dampt (2015?)\\ | ||
| Vincent Dampt (2015?)\\ | Vincent Dampt (2015?)\\ | ||
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| Droin (2011)\\ | Droin (2011)\\ | ||
| William Fevre (2010)\\ | William Fevre (2010)\\ | ||
| + | Alain Gutheron (2020?)\\ | ||
| Guffens-Heynen (2011)\\ | Guffens-Heynen (2011)\\ | ||
| Antonin Guyon (2018)\\ | Antonin Guyon (2018)\\ | ||
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| Domaine Leflaive (2014) [but be somewhat wary of big cut in SO2 use in 2015]\\ | Domaine Leflaive (2014) [but be somewhat wary of big cut in SO2 use in 2015]\\ | ||
| Olivier Leflaive (2012)\\ | Olivier Leflaive (2012)\\ | ||
| - | Benjamin Leroux (2020) [Note: only 20 ppm free SO2 with Diam]\\ | + | Benjamin Leroux (2020) [Note: only 20 ppm free SO2 with Diam 30 and excludes magnums]\\ |
| - | Long-Depaquit (Bichot) (2018)\\ | + | Long-Depaquit (Bichot) (2018)\\ |
| - | Christian Moreau (2017) (Excludes Clos des Hospices which continues to be closed with cork)\\ | + | Duc du Magenta (inception date unclear)\\ |
| + | Louis Michel (2021)\\ | ||
| + | Christian Moreau (2017) (2017-2019 Excludes Clos des Hospices; beginning 2020-all DIAM)\\ | ||
| Louis Moreau [Chablis] (2016)\\ | Louis Moreau [Chablis] (2016)\\ | ||
| Montille (also Deux Montille and Maison Montille) (2009)\\ | Montille (also Deux Montille and Maison Montille) (2009)\\ | ||
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| Vocoret et Fils [Chablis] (2015)\\ | Vocoret et Fils [Chablis] (2015)\\ | ||
| - | STAY TUNED FOR FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS....\\ \\ | + | STAY TUNED FOR FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS....\\ \\ |
| === MAJOR UPDATE ON THE LIST OR PRODUCERS MOST AND LEAST AFFECTED BY PREMOX === | === MAJOR UPDATE ON THE LIST OR PRODUCERS MOST AND LEAST AFFECTED BY PREMOX === | ||
| (**June 5, 2020**) We've recently done a major update to producer incidence list which takes into account both the rapidly expanding use of DIAM closures and more recent data on the incidence of oxidation and notably advanced wines. [[which_producers_are_most_and_least_affected2|See Producer Incidence]] The list has changed quite a bit over the last 15 years but some of the worst offenders have been on the list since it was initially published and exhibit no signs of change or even acknowledgment that premox is a problem for their wines.\\ \\ | (**June 5, 2020**) We've recently done a major update to producer incidence list which takes into account both the rapidly expanding use of DIAM closures and more recent data on the incidence of oxidation and notably advanced wines. [[which_producers_are_most_and_least_affected2|See Producer Incidence]] The list has changed quite a bit over the last 15 years but some of the worst offenders have been on the list since it was initially published and exhibit no signs of change or even acknowledgment that premox is a problem for their wines.\\ \\ | ||