TAITTINGER CHAMPAGNE TOUR, REIMS, FRANCE

Taittinger is a family-owned champagne house with its headquarters in Reims, built above 4th Century Roman cellars where faces are carved into the chalk walls. Run by Claude Taittinger Pierre's son its values are inherited from those who created the Champagne House. Over three generations, a number of people have left their mark on the history, reputation, spirit and style of the Taittinger family. The site is on an old monastery that was destroyed in the French revolution. The abbey church, the Basilica of Saint-Remi, is still standing just a block away and has a more impressive interior than the Notre Dame Cathedral.
Thousands and thousands of bottles lay in the caves may well creep under the nearby church and houses.

The flagship wines of the house are the Comtes de Champagne (100% Chardonnay) and Comtes de Champagne Rosé (100% Pinot Noir).

We then did Mumm and finally a small family house, Leclerc. It was the perfect order. 3 films and a film of Reims, Hautviller and Epernay which includes the L'Avenue de Champagne.

Taittinger https://youtu.be/a0dTwDKS14o
G. H. Mumm https://youtu.be/XnjNvgCgdkM
Leclerc Briant https://youtu.be/oPO3zUXVNpw
Reims/Epernay/Hautviller https://youtu.be/37AIDZ3NMvE

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