Ruinart Champagne Brut 19.5 which explains the name that

which explains the name that still appears on the label today: Louis Roederer Cristal

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Bottega is still located there today

Ruinart Champagne Brut 19.5 which explains the name thatRuinart Champagne, the oldest Champagne house still in existence today, traces its origins back to the Benedictine monk Dom Thierry Ruinart. He was the confidant of the inventor of sparkling wines, indeed Dom Prignon. Until the Second World War, Champagne Ruinart was run by the Ruinart family. Around 1949, Bertrand Mure became director of Ruinart Champagne. Due to the company's strong growth at the time, more capital was needed to continue its growth.