Taittinger Prélude Grands Crus Bouteille

Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, 50% each from Grands Crus. Elderflower, cinnamon, minerality.

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Taittinger Prélude Grands Crus Bouteille

Equal proportions of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, exclusively from Grand Cru vineyards in Champagne – this is the basis of Taittinger's Prélude Grands Crus . Its origin from the best parcels of the appellation shapes its character: a mineral freshness that unfolds into aromas of elderflower, underpinned by delicate cinnamon notes and a hint of white spices.

In the glass, it displays elegance without heaviness – fine, persistent bubbles, a creamy texture, and a long finish with a subtle brioche note. The 50/50 blend brings the fruit depth of Pinot Noir and the minerality of Chardonnay into a harmonious balance. Serving temperature: 8–10 °C.

Pairs well with scallops in saffron sauce, lobster, or mature Brie de Meaux. Equally convincing as an aperitif before a festive meal or as a starter.

Grape variety Pinot Noir, Chardonnay
Origin Champagne, France
Taste Brood
Alcohol 12,5 % Vol.
Volume 0,75 l
Country of origin France
Region Champagne
Grape variety Pinot Noir, Chardonnay
Wine color Sparkling Wine
Alcohol content 12,5 % Vol.
Acidity 4,5 g/l
Residual sugar 12,2 g/l
Taste Brood
Sparkling wine type Champagne

The Domaine

Taittinger

Champagne Taittinger from Reims is one of the great names in Champagne – a house that has existed since 1734 and received its current name in 1932, when Pierre Taittinger combined his vision with the third-oldest champagne house in history.

What distinguishes Taittinger to this day is its consistent signature: Chardonnay is at the heart of every blend, giving the wines their characteristic freshness and finesse.

With 288 hectares of estate-owned vineyards in the best locations of Champagne – including Grand Cru vineyards in the Côte des Blancs – and UNESCO-listed chalk cellars from the 4th century, the champagne that matures here is far more than just a drink: it is the expression of a family business that has preserved its values over generations.

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