Champagne TSARINE
History
The French language resonates in the corridors of St. Petersburg palaces, Parisian fashion is the object of all attention, and the great works of the Age of Enlightenment are discussed with interest. At the same time, Russian high society was taking a liking to French culture, and particularly to its finest illustration: champagne. Introduced to the court under Empress Anna Ivanovna, it quickly became the guest of honor at all banquets, notably at the table of Catherine II and the Empire's greatest nobles.
As a tribute to this Russian era, Maison Chanoine, founded in 1730, has created Tsarine Champagne. Its exclusive bottle, with its slender curves, is reminiscent of the architecture of great Russian monuments. Its emblematic colors, rounded label and evocative name all hark back to the era of the great Russian dynasties.
Philosophy
"Pinot Noir builds our blend, Meunier rounds it out with fruity aromas and Chardonnay adds finesse and elegance. Perfect balance... This is the spirit of Tsarine blends." Isabelle Tellier, cellar master, Tsarine Champagne