About Tassin Successeurs
Tassin Successeurs is a family-run grower Champagne house based at 5 rue de la Gare in Loches-sur-Ource, in the Aube département's Côte des Bar. The family traces its presence in the village to 1793, and the Tassin Successeurs brand was created in the early 1980s by Michel Tassin with his sister Christine. Thibault Tassin joined in 2015, the year the house began exporting to the American market. Vines are worked around Essoyes, Celles-sur-Ource and Landreville, and the range includes a Brut, a Blanc de Blancs and a rare Pinot Blanc planted by Bernard Tassin in 1954. Visits and tastings are offered, mostly by appointment.
Who Is This For?
For those who want a family-grown Aube Champagne, enjoy visiting small estates, and are curious about rare Pinot Blanc Champagne
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Tassin Successeurs located?
- At 5 rue de la Gare in Loches-sur-Ource (10110), in the Aube département's Côte des Bar. Its vines lie around Essoyes, Celles-sur-Ource and Landreville.
- How long has the Tassin family made wine in the area?
- The family has been in Loches-sur-Ource since 1793, and the label reads 'Successeurs depuis 1793'. The Tassin Successeurs brand itself dates from the early 1980s.
- Who runs the estate today?
- The Tassin family. Michel Tassin created the Tassin Successeurs brand with his sister Christine, and Thibault Tassin joined in 2015.
- Does Tassin Successeurs make a Pinot Blanc Champagne?
- Yes. The estate has Pinot Blanc planted by Bernard Tassin in 1954, a very rare variety in Champagne.
- Can you visit and taste at Tassin Successeurs?
- Yes. Cellar visits and tastings are offered, mostly by appointment; book through the estate or the Côte des Bar tourist office.