Taittinger opens its gourmet restaurant in Reims… and turns tasting codes upside down

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In Reims, Maison Taittinger unveils its very first gastronomic table.
Located in the heart of the historic Place Saint-Nicaise, the Table Polychrome redefines the art of food and champagne pairing through a new and evolving concept.

A culinary experience in motion

Designed as a natural extension of the visit to the cellars and concept store, the Table Polychrome does more than simply serve a menu. It showcases the exploration of flavors and the finesse of blending, the pillar of the Taittinger identity.

Charles Coulombeau, Michelin-starred chef and winner of the Prix International Taittinger 2020, has designed each dish to resonate with a Taittinger cuvée. The twist? Diners play an active role in the experience, thanks to a selection of condiments they can add as they wish. A play of textures and aromas, on the menu: Summer Aubergine, Duck pak choï & coriander or Barbue, cauliflower & jasmine.

Possible pairings? Miso-kumquat sauce, smoked-mint yoghurt, Earl Grey mustard or roasted pistachios. A made-to-measure gustatory score that renews the classic approach to gourmet dining.

A lively, seasonal concept

Composed of three or four courses, the menus evolve with the seasons. And that’s not all: every year, Table Polychrome will change culinary direction, welcoming a new chef.

Complementing the restaurant, the Bar Polychrome offers tastings of the House’s cuvées, solo or paired with gourmet “palettes”, not forgetting afternoon teas for a lighter break.

Practical info – La Table Polychrome de Taittinger
📍 9 place Saint-Nicaise, 51100 Reims
🕛 Thursday to Monday, 12pm to 3:30pm
🍽️ Reservations recommended – 40 covers only

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