Taittinger Champagne is one of the oldest Champagne houses in the Champagne region. It is located in the undisputed capital of Champagne: Reims. Jacques Fourneaux founded the Champagne house there in 1734. Initially as a trading house, it later began producing Champagne. The current name derives from the acquisition in 1932, when Pierre Taittinger became the owner of Taittinger.
After a brief stint with an investment company, the Taittinger family reacquired the champagne house in 2006. Taittinger's former glory was restored, and the champagne has regained its former quality. This is partly due to the fact that more than half of the grapes come from their own vineyards. The other half comes from local farmers, with whom Taittinger has had long-standing relationships.
This large bottle of Champagne showcases the classic Taittinger variety. It's a balanced blend of Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier, meticulously crafted by Taittinger's talented winemaker. Prepare for pure elegance and expressive aromas. Think beautiful fruity notes and soft peach. A sultry touch of honey completes the Taittinger Brut Champagne Magnum.
This Taittinger Champagne comes in a magnum bottle. This guarantees a generous one and a half liters of high-quality champagne. This way, you can also enjoy the exceptional quality Taittinger has to offer in a larger group. And of course, there's nothing more festive than a large bottle of Champagne!
