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Ici, vous voyez un lot de 3490 bouteilles... La codification du début de l'inscription reste un secret jalousement gardé !
Maison de Champagne - Au premier plan, la cour d'honneur entre les bâtiments les plus anciens (18-19e siècle). Au delà de l'Avenue de Champagne, d'autres bâtiments 19e siècle avec jardins et Orangerie
Happy New Year! I felt the need to bid 2020 farewell with some thoughts about time. Must have been the champagne... Just follow the link to read Planet Pandemic: Farewell 2020
Maison de Champagne - Sur la gauche, les bâtiments des 18-19e siècles et la statue de Dom Pérignon. Au centre et à droite, l'extension datant -probablement- des années 1930'
This is my contribution for this weeks Macro Mondays theme of Brand and Logos - a distinctive brand logo of Moët & Chandon - HMM
There are no facts, only interpretations.
- Friedrich Nietzsche
We love life, not because we are used to living but
because we are used to loving.
- Friedrich Nietzsche
Taken 20 November, 2006. Herzliya-Pituach, Israel
Louis Vuitton-party.
Explore #32, January 9, 2014
The boat is a restored aluminum lifeboat from 1959.
De boot is een gerestaureerde aluminium reddingsloep uit 1959.
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Für das neue Jahr wünsche ich uns allen eine friedlichere Welt, den Kranken Gute Besserung und uns Fotografen immer ein tolles Motiv mit gutem Licht, eure Maya .. ;)))
For the new year, I wish all of us a more peaceful world, the patient a good improvement, and us photographers always a great motive with good light, Maya .. ;)))
Para el nuevo año deseo a todos un mundo más pacífico, los enfermos reciben bien y a los fotógrafos siempre una gran escena con buena luz.
Saludos, Maya .. ;)))
Bitte respektiere mein Copyright. Keine Verwendung des Fotos ohne meine ausdrückliche Genehmigung.
Please respect my copyright. No use of the photo without my expressly permission.
Por favor, respete mis derechos de autor. Ningún uso de la foto sin mi permiso explícito.
Seen in Paris, France.
This is a "natural" photograph. No editing (except cropping), no color enhancing.
More on Moët & Chandon www.moet.com/site.php?lg=en
Let the festivities begin! Moët & Chandon’s Christmas tree in the courtyard of Somerset House in London is a welcome and cheerful sight – though the cheer stopped short at the idea of free drinks for all, I noted…!
Well, maybe tomorrow this lovely bottle of champagne might be opened .... someone has a birthday tomorrow 😉
Flickr Lounge ~ Weekly Theme (Week 50) ~ Celebration ....
Stay Safe and Healthy Everyone!
Thanks to everyone who views this photo, adds a note, leaves a comment and of course BIG thanks to anyone who chooses to favourite my photo .... Thanks to you all!
Since I was a child I started to do this collection: I collect chapagnes's corks of every Xmas and New Eve Day.
Every year I put the date on the cork to remember those two days.
This shot is dedicated to BabyJD. Thanks sweety to give me this idea! I hope you like it.
Moët & Chandon cork sitting on top of a glass pillar. Taken just for the Crazy Tuesday theme "on top".
Many wholehearted thanks & compliments
for so kind & warm greetings
(on Tatiana Day) to You, dear Flickr-friends! Your
attentiveness & kindness are
very highly appreciated. Have a very
beautiful Good Day, filled with flowers, with music
& with champagne!
PHOTO:
Flowers with a glass of "Moet & Chandon".
"Louis Vuitton event".
Boutique "Louis Vuitton", Kikar ha-Medina.
Tel Aviv, Israel.
Taken 25 January, 20007.
Ohh what a wonderful day for me today! Got a beautiful bouquet in the morning and just a half an hour ago I got a bottle of fine champagne,a box of chocolate and a rose ( even just a plastic rose hehe ) .
Well,tonight I'm gonna stay home and relax. Just need to add Cohiba in the set :-)
Care to join me tonight,my friends?:-)
One of the excursions we took from our trip to Paris included a trip to Épernay in the Champagne region of France. We visited the champagne cellars of the famous champagne-makers Moët & Chandon. The cellars were 30 meters below ground and included over 17 miles of tunnels with over 30,000,000 bottles of champagne worth multiple billions of dollars.
The sign on the bottles of champagne on the left of the image has three coded numbers, letters and symbols. The top shows what grapes were included in the champagne. The middle number shows the location of the product within the 17 miles of tunnels, and the bottom number is simply how many bottles are in that batch. You'll notice that this batch includes 29,440 bottles.
The texture on the ceiling is from the original pick-axe carving of the caves.