Taittinger Champagne

Honeysuckle. Brioche. Pear. This classic NV was founded by a French war hero in 1932. Not to mention, it’s James Bond’s Champagne of choice.

Taittinger doesn't cut corners with its pink fizz. This blend contains a small amount of the finest Pinot Noir, which gives it an unmistakable deep pink colour. Lively, fresh and full of raspberry, cherry and blackcurrant flavours.

Budding collectors, take note. This is an excellent cellaring wine. In this remarkable champagne, you'll find notes of honeysuckle and nuts. Enjoy on its own or with dessert.

One of the greatest Blanc de Blancs champagnes, Comtes was first produced in 1952. A Champagne with the potential to age for decades and reward the more patient hedonist.

One of the greatest Blanc de Blancs champagnes, Comtes was first produced in 1952. A Champagne with the potential to age for decades and reward the more patient hedonist.