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It all depends on your budget & how mobile you are.

Taxis to visit champagne houses outside Reims or Epernay are around 50€ each way - making it unviable for most.

The large Champagne houses have fantastic tours so we generally recommend to visit them. The cost of cellar visits have increased a lot recently, so expect to pay from 60€ & up for each visit with 2 samples.

For us, we do do visits, but they are more on the technical side - cellar & vineyard work - so they do not appeal to all.

If budget allows, I would recommend staying here:
https://royalchampagne.com/

We sell direct worldwide.
We have stocks in France & in the UK.

It's only my brother Baptiste & I so it very much human scale.

The price will be better if it's France->France - email me on champagne@lasseaux.com & I'll send you the french price list (which is lower than the website)

The range is on our website - lasseaux.com

As for the prices, the euro prices shown on our website happen to match the current UK trade prices.
For example, our Pole Position Brut is priced at 30€, current exchange rate makes a bottle £25.

I tend to get quite a few LFGSS Christmas orders which is always much appreciated!

I now live in Folkestone & use either UPS or APC Overnight for UK wide deliveries - so you don't even have to meet me in person 🤣

Yes!

Kenrick's Wine by the station

And yes, I am still alive & still ride a bike & still sell Champagne

I did yes - sold the house since.

It did make financial sense to do reclaimed as it was £25/sqm delivered for 22mm x 123mm x 3.7m Junckers Silvasport Beech flooring. Same as some parts of the Tate I was told!

Fitted was £30/sqm and then sanding & lacquer was another £30.

Here is the house with the gym floor sanded off.
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/house-prices/details/england-126645221-19991239?s=3f01c501cfbfd99e374aca6d1ca6d05fe99714b38b481de23320459dd3f0b3aa#/

Nicolas is a mainstream wine merchant you can use

Classic!
I saw the bike riding past a couple of year ago in London.
I still have those stickers somewhere as well!

Just spotted this new Pashley ALECS

First bike I see with twin front discs!

https://www.pashley.co.uk/products/alecs

I was in France for Wine Paris so picked up the cover & brought it back over.
55€

That sounds like a decent cover - I'll check it out - thanks!

I have the Douze official one but it was a prototype and was just ok

Hi all!
I am still alive!
Just living the dream down in Folkestone.

What's the go to cargo bike weather cover for long wheel base bike?

@Philipflop yes I have PickUps and would recommend them.

Great upgrade

Unsure what happened to Urban Cellar - Kenrick has a shop in Fulham then opened a second one in Sydenham

If you're in SE19, Kenrick's Wines in Sydenham (near the station) stocks our Pole Position Brut so you can get a bottle or two!

Still slightly convoluted.

Best way for the UK is to email or Whatsapp me for the trade prices & delivery options (either in person or using a courier) then I will send an online invoice (all cards accepted).

Or you could order straight from the website (free shipping for 12 bottles).

Calling the sparkling police now

At just under £25 (LFGSS gets trade prices), you can get our Pole Position Brut Champagne, it's a non vintage made out of Meunier grapes only.

We were awarded a Decanter 2023 Silver Award and the tasting notes were as follows:
Pretty perfumed floral nuances on the nose, with aromas of red apple and cherry. Persistent mousse on the palate.

Weblink here with more information:
https://lasseaux.com/en/product/pole-position-brut/

Although I am now in Folkestone, I still come to London Bridge twice a week so can deliver in person - or post the bottles but that's £6 for up to a case of 6 bottles within the M25 & £12 outside the M25

I still get the notifications when tagged!

I'd say sell it as you'll be disappointed trying it!

Back in the day the dosage used to be around 120g/l so you'll be likely faced with a sugary flat champagne soup.

Some people in the wine world like to try this type of things so best cashing out imo

If anyone needs a discount code from Disco Brakes or Carbon Cycles, here they are

Looks lovely - thanks for tagging me!

With all rented property assets, there's a lot happening in the background with the owners / portfolio managers who want to maximise their returns.

All of this unrelated to the business run at ground floor.

That building (and the resi block to the left) has been doing the rounds in the planning / built environment consultancy world for about 10 years.

Hi all!
I am still alive and now living down in sunny Folkestone.
Not many bikes here in general and even less cargo bikes.

As @Chalfie says, it certainly feels like I am leading the DFL gentrification (Down From London is what we're being called).