Montaudon

In 1936 Josephine Baker, the iconic beginning of the Folies Bergères, signed an exclusive contract with Maison Mantaudon for the supply of a 'First Class Champagne' to her Parisian cabaret. Philippe, son of Auguste-Eugène, built up a network of close partnerships within the Champagne region, signing agreements with various winegrowers to ensure a stable supply of top-quality grapes. His natural charisma and formidable business skills saw him serve as President of the Champagne Merchants' Union for 6 years. He also established a strict system of quality control for all wines bearing the Montaudon name.

In 1936 Josephine Baker, the iconic beginning of the Folies Bergères, signed an exclusive contract with Maison Mantaudon for the supply of a 'First Class Champagne' to her Parisian cabaret. Philippe, son of Auguste-Eugène, built up a network of close partnerships within the Champagne region, signing agreements with various winegrowers to ensure a stable supply of top-quality grapes. His natural charisma and formidable business skills saw him serve as President of the Champagne Merchants' Union for 6 years. He also established a strict system of quality control for all wines bearing the Montaudon name.

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