Champagne Taittinger

Taittinger is established on the ruins of the ancient Benedictine abbeys that shaped the first wines from the 13th century. With a composition mainly based on Chardonnay, which gives it its distinctive character, Taittinger champagne is making its mark on the world stage with 70% of its production exported. However, it is not only the essential classics such as the Brut Réserve, the Prestige Rosé and the Brut Millésimé. We also find the world of the exceptional vintages of the House, in particular the prestigious Comtes de Champagne Blanc de Blancs and Rosé, created in homage to the legendary Count of Champagne, Thibault IV. In 2005, the Taittinger group changed hands, passing into those of an American pension fund. However, the following year, Pierre-Emmanuel Taittinger, an ardent defender of the family heritage, took over the reins of the House with the support of Crédit Agricole du Nord Est in 2006. With an impressive 290-hectare estate, it shapes each between 5 and 5.5 million bottles of exceptional champagne each year. Its warehouse is filled with around 12 million bottles, demonstrating its constant commitment to quality and excellence. Maison Taittinger was the first to receive a High Environmental Value and Sustainable Viticulture in Champagne certificate. In 2027, certified High Environmental Value level 3 (HVE) and Sustainable Viticulture in Champagne (VDC) in 2017. It has also received a gold medal from Decanter World Wine Awards, a bronze medal and Commended by International Wine Challenge and a silver medal by the IWSC.