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Moet & Chandon
International Champagne Expert Richard Juhlin tastes the champagnes of Moet & Chandon Chef de Caves Benoit Gouez tastes Champagne Moet & Chandon 2002 vintage … [Read more...]
Champagne Ruinart
In September 1729, the modern-day champagne business officially began when a wealthy cloth merchant from Epernay called Nicolas Ruinart opened the doors of the first official Champagne House. Perhaps it was destiny that Nicoas's uncle( Dom Thierry … [Read more...]
Champagne Barbarella
"Who can save the universe?" exclaimed Queen of the Galaxy Jane Fonda in Roger Vadim's 1968 science fiction classic "Barbarella". Well since champagne is the world's best known weapon of mass seduction, maybe a new 21st century prestige cuvee … [Read more...]
Champagne Charles Heidsieck
Captivating the Americans Charles-Camille Heidsieck was the first champagne-maker ever to travel to America. His great uncle Florenz-Louis Heidsieck had emigrated from Germany and founded Champagne Heidsieck & Co in Reims just a few years before … [Read more...]
Champagne Bollinger
Nicknamed ‘Bolly’ by devotees who view this independent family-owned brand( founded in 1829) as the ‘aristocrat of champagne’, the House of Bollinger, with its uncompromising rich and powerful style of classic Pinot-dominant champagnes … [Read more...]
Champagne Bruno Paillard
Bruno Paillard is a charming gentle giant and true champagne aristocrat. Since 1704, the Paillard family has been discreetly growing grapes in Bouzy, a Grand Cru village in the Montagne de Reims, but just 30 years ago this young maverick bucked the … [Read more...]
Champagne Pol Roger
The Most British of Champagnes Established in 1849 during turbulent times in Europe by talented 19-year-old Pol Roger, this House quickly became very successful. The master blender Pol was succeeded by his two sons Maurice and Georges. At the turn … [Read more...]
Champagne Taittinger
Although a ‘young’ family by Champagne history standards (they only entered the wine industry in 1931), the House of Taittinger is one of Champagne’s most ‘political’ and forward thinking producers. Members of the House have been very … [Read more...]
Champagne Dom Perignon
Inspired by a talented English wine publicist working for Moet et Chandon’s London agency, Simon Brothers, ‘Möet & Chandon Cuvée Dom Pérignon’ was the first luxury champagne of modern times and a stroke of pure marketing genius. ‘DP’ … [Read more...]
