Champagne Mumm Cordon Rouge 6 L

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Capacity

6 L

Producer

Maison Mumm

Producer

Maison Mumm

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Country

França

Capacity

6 L

Alcohol Content (%)

Country

França

G. H. Mumm is a brand known worldwide and it is present in more than 100 countries. 40% of its production is marketed in France and 60% is exported. G. H. Mumm & Co is one of the top Houses of Champagne at a global level.The brand G. H. Mumm is the first international brand of champagne in France and, nowadays, the third in the world.Since its creation, in 1827, the House G. H. Mumm has always sought to be a step ahead and innovate every day! One of the permanent concerns of the founder was the pursuit of excellence through the quality of the product.The House G. H. Mumm has since the very beginning implemented an innovative strategy: the raw-material was directly purchased from the producers in bunches of grapes, rather than in juice or must. Georges Hermann Mumm enhanced this spirit when inspired by the crest of the Legion of Honour, ordered to decorate the Champagne bottles with a red ribbon. He was a globetrotter that broadened the frontiers of distribution for his champagne. He instilled in the House G. H. Mumm a fantastic open-minded approach to the world and to new horizons, which still stands today.Commander Charcot, the first French arriving to Antartida in 1904, was right when he chose to open a bottle of Mumm Cordon Rouge to celebrate the 14th July with his crew! In 1913, G. H. Mumm - "the Champagne of the Sovereigns" - was the official champagne of the royal families in Austria/Hungary, Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark, Norway and the United Kingdom." Only the Best " the motto of Georges Hermann Mumm continues to be part of the identity of the House G. H. Mumm.