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Saint Nicaise Collection

"Saint Nicaise: A Historic Journey through Champagne, France" Step into the enchanting world of Saint Nicaise

Background imageSaint Nicaise Collection: Champagne Michel Gonet, Epernay, Champagne, France

Champagne Michel Gonet, Epernay, Champagne, France
Villa Signolle, Champagne Michel Gonet, on the Avenue de Champagne in Epernay, Champagne, Marne, Grand Est, France. The Avenue de Champagne is a 1km long street lined with mansions owned by champagne

Background imageSaint Nicaise Collection: Eglise Saint-Nicaise, (Saint-Nicaise church in Reims, France)

Eglise Saint-Nicaise, (Saint-Nicaise church in Reims, France. illustrated in Voyages pittoresques et romantiques)
5616813 Eglise Saint-Nicaise, (Saint-Nicaise church in Reims, France. illustrated in Voyages pittoresques et romantiques (Picturesque and romantic journeys in ancient France), by Isidore Taylor

Background imageSaint Nicaise Collection: Chateau Perrier, Epernay, Champagne, France

Chateau Perrier, Epernay, Champagne, France
Chateau Perrier, built 1852-57 in Louis XIII style by architect Pierre-Eugene Cordier, on the Avenue de Champagne in Epernay, Champagne, Marne, Grand Est, France

Background imageSaint Nicaise Collection: Champagne de Venoge, Epernay, Champagne, France

Champagne de Venoge, Epernay, Champagne, France
Tasting terrace at the Hotel de Venoge, built 1899, now Champagne de Venoge, on the Avenue de Champagne in Epernay, Champagne, Marne, Grand Est, France

Background imageSaint Nicaise Collection: Champagne de Castellane, Epernay, Champagne, France

Champagne de Castellane, Epernay, Champagne, France
Champagne de Castellane headquarters, founded 1895 by Viscount Florens de Castellane, with brick buildings and tower designed by Marius Toudoire, 1852-1922, on the Avenue de Champagne in Epernay

Background imageSaint Nicaise Collection: Explosion de la machine infernale, rue Saint-Nicaise, le 3 nivose an IX

Explosion de la machine infernale, rue Saint-Nicaise, le 3 nivose an IX, fac-simile d une gravure du temps communiquee
963291 Explosion de la machine infernale, rue Saint-Nicaise, le 3 nivose an IX, fac-simile d une gravure du temps communiquee par M A Bonnardot (engraving) by French School

Background imageSaint Nicaise Collection: Napoleon going to be killed by assassins (woodblock)

Napoleon going to be killed by assassins (woodblock)
XJF2920766 Napoleon going to be killed by assassins (woodblock) by Japanese School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: There were several royalist assasination attempts on Napoleon)



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"Saint Nicaise: A Historic Journey through Champagne, France" Step into the enchanting world of Saint Nicaise, where centuries-old traditions and exquisite craftsmanship converge in the heart of Champagne, France. Nestled amidst the picturesque landscapes of Epernay, this region is renowned for its prestigious vineyards and iconic champagne houses. Begin your adventure at Chateau Perrier, a magnificent estate that epitomizes elegance and refinement. Immerse yourself in the artistry of winemaking as you explore their cellars adorned with countless bottles waiting to be savored. Continue your exploration at Champagne Michel Gonet, where passion meets innovation. Witness firsthand how generations have perfected their craft while embracing modern techniques to create exceptional champagnes that captivate both connoisseurs and newcomers alike. Indulge in the timeless charm of Champagne de Venoge, an esteemed house known for its rich heritage dating back to 1837. Allow their expert sommeliers to guide you through a sensory journey filled with delicate flavors and effervescent bubbles that dance on your palate. Uncover the secrets held within the historic walls of Champagne de Castellane. With over 120 years of expertise, they continue to produce remarkable champagnes that embody sophistication and finesse. Let each sip transport you to a realm where celebration knows no bounds. While savoring these exquisite creations may transport us into realms of pleasure and joy today, let us not forget history's darker moments. Rue Saint-Nicaise witnessed an infamous event on December 24th, 1800 - The Infernal Machine explosion shook Paris' streets as Napoleon Bonaparte narrowly escaped assassination by unknown assailants seeking his demise. Intriguing engravings from that fateful day depict Napoleon's brush with death; woodblock prints capturing both his vulnerability and resilience against those who sought his downfall.