Taittinger

Taittinger, an esteemed Champagne house with a legacy spanning nearly a century, is renowned for its commitment to crafting exceptional sparkling wines. Founded in 1734 in Reims, France, by Jacques Fourneaux, the Taittinger family acquired the estate in 1932, and since then, their name has become synonymous with elegance, finesse, and tradition.

With vineyards spread across some of Champagne’s most prized terroirs, Taittinger meticulously tends to its vines, cultivating Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier grapes of exceptional quality. The estate’s dedication to sustainable viticulture and traditional winemaking techniques ensures that each Champagne reflects the unique characteristics of its terroir and the house’s signature style.

Despite its global renown, Taittinger maintains a considerable production level, with average yearly output totaling around 6 to 7 million bottles of Champagne. This commitment to quality and consistency allows the estate to reach a broad audience of Champagne enthusiasts around the world while upholding its reputation for excellence.

Taittinger’s portfolio includes a range of acclaimed Champagnes, including its flagship cuvée, Taittinger Brut La Française, as well as prestige cuvées such as Comtes de Champagne Blanc de Blancs and Comtes de Champagne Rosé. Each Champagne is celebrated for its finesse, complexity, and expressive fruit character, earning high praise from critics and consumers alike.