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Easy-going and smooth-textured, with spicy, doughy aromas. It's light, rather soft and has mellow citrus and vanilla flavors that linger on the finish.
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Enter into this place of Reims where the history of France met the history of champagne. Stroll through the gardens of marquetry where books were written, where Joffre directed some famous battles and Taittinger which there was the idea of a wonderful vintage. Dare you venture into the depths of the cellars of Saint Nicaise. Enter the house Taittinger and taste our wines. Stroll in the places where they are developed. Lose yourself in our vineyards. Travel to the Americas where we raise a few wines. Descend into the depths of our caves and experience the art of patience.
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