The Establishment of Deutz and Geldermann-- Drawing off the
Cuvée-- Mode of Excavating Cellars in the Champagne-- The Firm's
New Cellars, Vineyards, and Vendangeoir-- The old Château of Ay
and its Terraced Garden-- The Gambling Propensities of Balthazar
Constance Dangé-Dorçay, a former Owner of the Château-- The
Picturesque Situation and Aspect of Messrs. Ayala's
Establishment-- A Promenade through their Cellars-- M. Duminy's
Cellars and Wines-- His new Model Construction-- The House
Founded in 1814-- Messrs. Bollinger's Establishment-- Their
Vineyard of La Grange-- The Tirage in Progress-- The Fine
Cellars of the Firm-- Messrs. Pfungst frères and Co.'s Cellars--
Their Dry Champagnes of 1868, '70, '72, and '74-- The Old Church
of Ay and its Decorations of Grapes and Vineleaves-- The
Vendangeoir of Henri Quatre-- The Montebello Establishment at
Mareuil-- The Château formerly the Property of the Dukes of
Orleans-- A Titled Champagne Firm-- The Brilliant Career of
Marshal Lannes-- A Promenade through the Montebello
Establishment-- The Press House, the Cuvée Vat, the
Packing-Room, the Offices, and the Cellars-- Portraits and
Relics at the Château-- The Establishment of Bruch-Foucher and
Co.-- The handsome Carved Gigantic Cuvée Tun-- The Cellars and
their Lofty Shafts-- The Wines of the Firm 117