It's no secret I am a fan of Champagne. So needless to say when I heard Champagne Taittinger would once again be featured at this year's Boca Bacchanal I was, how do you say, a very happy girl! As if having the wines of this famed Champagne House weren't enough, Clovis Taittinger, son of Champagne Taittinger President, Pierre-Emmanuel, will also be attending to represent his family's fabulous sparklers!
Champagne Taittinger was established in Reims, France in 1734 and is currently one of the three most extensive estates in the Champagne district. Its history is linked to Thibaud IV, last
Count of Champagne, who owned the Abbey of Saint-Nicaise. After a
crusade, he brought back a plant vine, supposed to be the ancestor of Chardonnay. In tribute to the Counts of Champagne, the prestigious cuvée
of Taittinger "Comtes de Champagne" was created in 1952. This Blanc de
Blancs (made solely from Chardonnay grapes) vintage is made only from the Côte des Blancs and aged in cellars
for many years. There is even the emblem of Thibaud IV on bottles of this
wine. The history of the Taittingers has been linked to Champagne
ever since.
Clovis Taittinger & moi |
For more information on this storied Champagne House, you can visit the Champagne Taittinger website OR you could attend next Saturday's fabulous Bacchanal and Auction and sip some Taittinger with an actual Taittinger! Guests at the event will also be able to purchase a chance to have their entire table relocated to a gorgeous and regally appointed "Champagne Table" where you will dine with Clovis Taittinger himself. This is a first for the Boca Bacchanal and a very unique opportunity. I guarantee this option will be alot more fun than visiting their website!
For more information, please visit www.bocabacchanal.com and please let me know if you are planning on attending the event - I hope to see you there!
Cheers,
Taittinger is my favorite, too!! I have that posted smack in the middle of my living room :) I've been to the Taittinger cave twice and it NEVER gets old! Have a blast at the Boca! Drink a glass of our favorite bubbly for the Food Hound!
ReplyDeleteTaittinger is one of my favourite champagnes! The Boca Bacchanal sounds fabulous!!
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Food Hound - WOW! You are a Taittinger fan through and through! I love that you have that fabulous image displayed in your home too - Cheers to you!
ReplyDeleteHow can one not love champagne :) I would love to visit there...
ReplyDeleteWishing you a most lovely weekend ~
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your blog is simply beautiful! i love this vintage and glamour atmosphere! i'm glad to follow you now and will come back soon :)
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justyna
I'm not a "fan" of champagne obviously (I'm underaged) but it sure looks classy. Also, you have a beautiful smile!!
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