Nicolas: the best champagnes to celebrate French medals
For lovers of fine bubbles! Located on Place de la Madeleine, the Nicolas boutique is the place to go for champagne in Paris.
For the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, the Nicolas boutique is positioning itself as the place to be to celebrate French victories. With an impressive catalog of over 100 references, Nicolas offers a wide range of prices, starting from 25 euros, making champagne accessible to all! The boutique features 30 prestigious houses. Famous brands include Krug, Ruinart, Canard-Duchêne, Delamotte and Deutz.
For those seeking more confidential champagnes, the experts are there to guide you towards unique discoveries. Among the flagship references available are Champagne Malard Grand Cru Blanc De Blancs, Moet & Chandon Réserve Impériale and Pommery Pop Tour Eiffel. These refined selections ensure that every French victory is celebrated as it should be.
Nicolas: the Parisian showcase for exceptional champagnes
Founded in 1822, Nicolas has rapidly established itself as an essential reference for wine and champagne lovers. And why? Well, thanks to its commitment to quality and advice! Nicolas wine merchants, experts trained at the Nicolas Integrated School, benefit from a comprehensive five-week training program. This rigorous program enables them to master not only the products, but also the art of advice. At Nicolas, every question is answered, whether it involves choosing the right wine, serving it or pairing it with a dish.
Innovative from the outset, the company made history by introducing innovative services such as home delivery as early as 1840 and chilled wine service in 1988. Today, the boutique combines tradition and modernity. It offers exclusive tastings and events in a setting reminiscent of Champagne’s crayères. Nicolas’ commitment to quality is also reflected in his approach to customers. As a result, the boutique remains an essential destination for champagne connoisseurs looking for a typically Parisian experience.
Nicolas La Madeleine – 31 Pl. de la Madeleine, 75008 Paris
