FRANCE: Taittinger family regains Champagne control
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 18 December 2007
Taittinger has returned under family control. The Taittinger family confirmed today (18 December) that it is participating in a management buy-out of the French Champagne house from current owners, French bank Credit Agricole.
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Taittinger has returned under family control. The Taittinger family confirmed today (18 December) that it is participating in a management buy-out of the French Champagne house from current owners, French bank Credit Agricole.
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