Upscale Living Goes Bubbly: Taittinger Champagne
Champagne. (/sham?p?n/)

–A sparkling wine associated with joy and regarded as a symbol of luxury, typically that made in the Champagne region of Reims, France.
Champagne. Let the word roll off of your tongue–maybe practice and perfect your French accent while you?re at it. Allow it to incite your own personal reaction and pique all of your five senses in a rare and perfect symphony— even how one pronounces the word champagne, or the wine region and the vineyards from which it originates Reims (pronounced by the natives like some nasalization of Ranse which rhymes oh so exquisitely with France) matters.
It all matters, so take it in.
Whether you are walking the ancient and naturally chilled salt caves where champagne is stored till maturity or exploring the champagne grape vineyards themselves, heady with the fragrance of its sweet fruit, champagne is an experience for all of the senses ? color, aroma, texture and flavor. Oh, and the sound of a cork popping?
—Pure celebration.
In the name of tried and true, there are some brands of Champagne that rise above the rest to the extraordinary. For us at Gladys, Champagne Taittinger sweeps in and simply steals the show.
About Champagne Taittinger:
In the city of Reims, France, Champagne Taittinger is the largest family owned Champagne house and continues the tradition of creating its fine wines just as it has since 1932 when Pierre Taittinger founded the bra...