The 1898 champagne vault in Reims

The 1898 champagne cellar in Reims, officially known as Cellier d'expédition Mumm, presents a surprising story of artistic collaboration and the passion for the produce of that rich soil. A golden opportunity for bubbly enthusiasts, the cellar invites visitors to taste and learn about the process behind the drink that built the city. You'll find the cellar at 4 bis, Rue de Mars, adjacent to Reims' City Hall, the setting for a historic event in the city's history. Here, the cellar's façade features five different scenes depicting the stages of champagne production, showcasing the work of several artists, including Auguste Guilbert-Martin, Joseph Blanc, and Octave Guillonnet. The cariatides on the façade represent four virtues of wine: Virtus, Ingenium, Amor, and Gaudium.

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