From 22nd July , the cellars of Champagne Taittinger will once again open their doors. After 18 months of closure for the complete renovation of the historic Saint-Nicaise visitor centre, we invite you to re discover the singular universe of the House. Discover a vast array of treasures down in our cellars on this virtual tour Marvel at the vestiges of past lives that will take you on a journey from Antiquity to the First World War, via the Middle Ages with an exploration of Saint-Nicaise Abbey.
From 22nd July, Taittinger interpreter-guides will once again welcome visitors from all over the world to introduce them to the art of champagne-making by going back in time. In the 4th century, the chalk pits were patiently dug out to extract blocks of chalk. They were then extended by a network of tunnels linking cellars, crypts and vaults used for storing the champagne wines sold by the Benedictine monks. The Abbey was destroyed during the French Revolution, but its underground structures remained intact.
Owned by Maison Taittinger and used for coaxing the very best out of its most precious wines 18 metres underground, the site welcomes numerous visitors year round, who come to marvel at these stunning remnants of the Gothic style in the champagne region. A virtual tour through years of history, this immersive experience gives you the opportunity to admire the many vestiges in our cellars, whose reminders of past lives will take you on a journey from Antiquity to the 20th century.
Our House will show you its most precious archive images for an immersive journey through time. The virtual tour gives you the opportunity to admire the many vestiges in our cellars, whose reminders of past lives will take you on a journey from Antiquity to the First World War, via the Middle Ages with an exploration of Saint-Nicaise Abbey. Continue the discovery. Discover the reimagined Taittinger experience, choose from 3 new cellar tours.
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