Address:9 place Saint Nicaise 51100 Reims France
Phone: +33 (0)3 26 85 45 33
Website: www.taittinger.com
Daily from mid March to mid November, weekdays only during winter.
Paying cellar tours, including the vineyards and a short film, last about one hour.
Located in the great wine growing regions of Champagne, the Champagne Taittinger vines encompass 34 different vineyards. With varietals consisting of 50% Pinot Noir, 15% Pinot Meunier and 35% Chardonnay, the Taittinger Vineyard is an unsurpassed example of that House’s own style of wine, in which Chardonnay plays such a prominent role. In proportion to its size, Taittinger is, amongst the great Champagne Houses, one of the growers with the largest supply from the Cotes de Blancs, the preferred place of origin of the Chardonnay Grand Crus.

Enter this place at Rheims where the history of France met the history of champagne. Take a walk in the Marquetterie gardens where books were written, from where Joffre directed a number of famous battles and where Taittinger devised an astonishing wine. Dare to venture into the depths of the Saint Nicaise cellars. Visit the halls in which royal coronations took place, where kings and queens, presidents and ambassadors met to celebrate the richness of life.

Paying cellar tour (Visit lasts one hour) From 9.30 a.m to 1.00 p.m and from 2.00 p.m to 5.30 p.m (last tours at 12 noon and 4.30 p.m)
-  From mid March to mid November : everyday, Sundays and bank holidays
-  From mid November to mid March : Monday to Friday (closed on bank holidays)

Our hostesses are trained interpreters. A film will be shown before the guided tour.
Group visits by prior arrangement only

Both at home and abroad, Taittinger is one of the greatest names in Champagne. Two thirds of its production are exported to more than 100 countries where its Champagne is distributed. Regularly served at French State functions, Taittinger features on the wine lists of the most prestigious restaurants in France and all over the world, and is sold in specialist luxury stores around the globe.