In the middle of a sanctuary of greenery
Maison de Venoge, founded in 1837 by virtue of the audacity of Henri-Marc De Venoge, who came to the Champagne region from his native Vaud region in Switzerland, is located in the middle of a sanctuary of greenery full of rare species, evoking the complexity of their bottles! The breathtaking house is the incarnation of traditional architecture of the golden era of Champagne in the 1900s, which was thrust onto the national and international scene with the advent of the train! Its monumental wooden staircase, its Art Deco stained-glass window in the style of the ‘Ecole de Nancy’ and sumptuous reception rooms testify to the aristocratic abundance of the time, full of luxury, architectural freedom, and the work of artists, sculptors, cabinetmakers and master glassmakers…as we discover this site (that only privileged customers get to visit), we are plunged deep into a world of full of royalty and history.
