Domaine Evremond: When Champagne Bets on England

Domaine Evremond is majority-owned by Champagne Taittinger - one of the most significant votes of confidence in English wine. The 62-hectare estate in Kent brings French expertise to English chalk. When a major Champagne house invests in England, the frontier has become the future.

What to do there

3 things to do

1. 1 Visit the Taittinger-Backed Estate Wine · Price: high

   Experience Champagne investment in English soil.

   Book at domaineevremond.co.uk. The 62-hectare estate represents a significant Champagne house investment. Ask about the Taittinger connection and why they chose Kent.

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2. 2 Compare to Champagne Taittinger Wine · Price: high

   Same ownership, different terroir - how do they differ?

   If possible, taste Domaine Evremond alongside Champagne Taittinger. Same house, different countries. The comparison reveals both chalk similarity and subtle terroir differences.

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3. 3 Understand the Climate Calculation History · Free · Optional

   Why is Champagne investing in England now?

   Ask about the climate change calculation. Champagne houses see English chalk as insurance - if warming continues, England may become ideal while Champagne becomes too warm. This is a hedge on the future.

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Insider tips

• Majority-owned by Champagne Taittinger - huge vote of confidence

• 62 hectares in Kent - one of England's largest premium estates

• Climate change calculation: Champagne houses hedging their bets

• Named after Charles de Saint-Évremond, who popularized Champagne in England