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The Cellars of Max Sutaine and Co, in the Chemin de la Procession, Reims (engraving)
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The Cellars of Max Sutaine and Co, in the Chemin de la Procession, Reims (engraving)
5227787 The Cellars of Max Sutaine and Co, in the Chemin de la Procession, Reims (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Cellars of Max Sutaine and Co, in the Chemin de la Procession, Reims. Illustration for A History of Champagne by Henry Vizetelly (London, 1882). Digitally cleaned image.); © Look and Learn
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This engraving takes us back to the 19th century, offering a glimpse into "The Cellars of Max Sutaine and Co" in the picturesque Chemin de la Procession, Reims. The image showcases the rich history and tradition behind one of France's most beloved beverages – champagne. As we explore this finely detailed print, we are transported to the heart of Reims, where rows upon rows of wooden barrels line the dimly lit cellars. The soft glow from lanterns casts an ethereal light on the aged walls, creating an atmosphere that is both mysterious and enchanting. Max Sutaine and Co's cellars stand as a testament to their dedication in producing exceptional champagne. Each barrel holds within it countless hours of labor, meticulous craftsmanship, and generations worth of expertise passed down through time. In this moment frozen by artistry, we can almost hear the gentle sound of corks popping and glasses clinking together in celebration. It is a reminder that champagne is not merely a drink but rather an embodiment of joyous occasions shared among friends and loved ones. This engraving serves as a tribute to French culture and its deep-rooted connection with wine-making. It invites us to raise our glasses high in appreciation for all those who have contributed to crafting such exquisite libations throughout history.
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