Founded in 1729, La Maison Ruinart is the oldest champagne house in France. At a depth of almost 40 metres, visit the Maison's chalk pits, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In 2024, La Maison Ruinart presents the metamorphosis of 4 RUE DES CRAYÈRES. The Pavillon Nicolas, surrounded by its gardens, will become a destination and a freely accessible place to stroll. 4 rue des Crayères includes a boutique, a bar with culinary offerings and a garden that links the historic buildings with the modernity of the new pavilion.
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Merci pour cette splendide initiation instructive et passionnante. Nous aurions passé la semaine avec lui
For the duration of the tour, we were helpless kittens suckling at the teat of his vinification razzmatazz. With each captivating flourish of his Champagne chronicle, our grip on reality fizzed away into the ether of the Ruinart tradition.
Give the man a raise.