Taittinger Champagne
Taittinger Champagne Collection
Dry and Sweet
Taittinger offers both dry and sweet champagne labels. Their dry champagne is presented first followed by their sweeter champagne label.
Taittinger Dry Styles
Non-Vintage
Taittinger Brut La Francaise is Taittinger's house style champagne. They also offer two more basic brut champagnes as well as a rose'. The following links provide a review, tasting notes, retail price, and ratings by Champagne 411, Wine Enthusiast, and/or Wine Spectator.
Vintage Brut
Taittinger Brut Millesime is their basic vintage brut champagne. Recent vintages are listed below. Click on a year to find a review, tasting notes, retail price, and ratings by Champagne 411, Wine Enthusiast, and/or Wine Spectator.
Vintage Prestige Cuvee
Comtes de Champagne is Taittinger's prestige cuvee brand. They produce two types of Comtes de Champagne, a rose' and a blanc de blancs. Click on a link to obtain a review, tasting notes, retail price, and ratings.
Taittinger Sweeter Styles
Nocutrne is Taittinger's sweeter champagne option for those who prefer a sweeter champagne. Nocturne is a non-vintage champagne with a sec sweetness level. Our Sweet Champagne webpage provides a list of additional sweet champagne brands.
Taittinger History
Famous Visitors
In the 1760, the Château de la Marquetterie was acquired by Jacques Cazotte. Many visitors such as Chénier, Lully and Voltaire were guests at the château. In 1717, the Saint-Nicaise Abbey was visited by the Tsar Peter the Great.
More On Taittinger
About
Our About Taittinger report includes general information about the champagne house and their key people.
Contact and Visitor Information
Contact and possible tour information is located in our Contact Taittinger report.
Official Website
The official website is http://www.taittinger.com.
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