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Champagne de Castellane
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Historic Épernay house famous for its tower and Saint Andrew's Cross label.
About Champagne de Castellane
Founded in 1895 in Épernay by Vicomte Florens de Castellane, this historic Champagne house is recognizable by its red Saint Andrew's Cross emblem and the 66-meter tower, built in 1904, that dominates the Épernay skyline. The house is a négociant-manipulant (NM) and today belongs to the Laurent-Perrier group.
Who Is This For?
For those who love historic Champagne houses and recognizable, heritage-rich labels.
Wines of Champagne de Castellane
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Champagne de Castellane located?
- In Épernay, the heart of the Champagne region in France.
- When was Champagne de Castellane founded?
- In 1895, by Vicomte Florens de Castellane.
- What is the tower on the de Castellane label?
- It is the 66-meter tower of the house in Épernay, built in 1904 and now a city landmark; visitors climb 237 steps for a view over Épernay and the Marne Valley.
- What does the red cross on the label mean?
- It is the Saint Andrew's Cross, the emblem chosen by founder Florens de Castellane as the house's brand mark.
- Is de Castellane a grower or a négociant Champagne?
- It is classified as a négociant-manipulant (NM).