Millésime d'Or 1975 75cl
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The Millésimes d’Or collection tells the story of a century of champagne. The Pommery and Heidsieck & C° Monopole champagnes make up the largest part from the collection.
About 1975
Yield
In 1975, the average yield per hectare shows a very high average of 9082 KG/HA.
Flowering
Bud burst, following a cold spring, was very late. The output of the bunches is considered good on the three Champagne grape varieties. Full flowering is noted on June 26. Subsequently, the abundantly hot and sunny summer caused a strong coarsening of the grains.
Harvest
The harvest was spread over three dates, September 29 for Aube and Haute Marne, September 30 for certain Marne and Aisne Crus, and finally October 2 for all the other communes.
1975
First television news in color on TF1.
In 1975, Jean-Claude Bourret presented the first television news in color on TF1.
January 17, 1975
Promulgation of the Veil Law
On January 17, 1975, the Veil law legalizing voluntary termination of pregnancy was enacted. Until then, abortion for a non-medical reason was an offence, punishable by imprisonment.
May 16, 1975
A woman on top of Everest
On May 16, 1975, Japanese Junko Tabei became the first woman in history to reach the summit of Everest.
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