Champagne Taittinger: A Walk Through the Cellars
Champagne Taittinger: A Walk Through the Cellars
The roots of Taittinger date back to 1734, when Champagne merchant Jacques Fourneaux established his company. The business prospered through the 19th century, ultimately Fourneaux-Forest merged with the Taittinger family, who retained control. Join us as we accompany Cellarmaster Loïc Dupont through the famous Taittinger cellars, located in Reims on the site of Gallo-Roman chalk mines dug during the 4th century, and enlarged in the 13th century by the Saint Nicaise Abbey monks to provide storage for the Champagne wines which they traded in. Remains of the Abbey, which was destroyed during the French Revolution, are still visible today throughout the tunnels, in an excellent state of preservation. For More Information on Champagne Taittinger: www.taittinger.com
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Champagne Taittinger: A Walk Through the Cellars
Champagne Taittinger: A Walk Through the Cellars
The roots of Taittinger date back to 1734, when Champagne merchant Jacques Fourneaux established his company. The business prospered through the 19th century, ultimately Fourneaux-Forest merged with the Taittinger family, who retained control. Join us as we accompany Cellarmaster Loïc Dupont through the famous Taittinger cellars, located in Reims on the site of Gallo-Roman chalk mines dug during the 4th century, and enlarged in the 13th century by the Saint Nicaise Abbey monks to provide storage for the Champagne wines which they traded in. Remains of the Abbey, which was destroyed during the French Revolution, are still visible today throughout the tunnels, in an excellent state of preservation. For More Information on Champagne Taittinger: www.taittinger.com
Published: 2008-09-28
Uploaded: 2010-08-17
Author: GrapeRadio
Published: 2008-09-28
Uploaded: 2010-08-17
Author: GrapeRadio
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