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General Forums => The Mess Hall => Topic started by: Jeffy on February 26, 2011, 09:25:13 PM
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Delta4x4 renown throughout Europe for its SUV and 4x4 wheels, tires and accessories now offers in its range of exclusive products, JEEPER's champagne.
Look no further; this is the champagne of the true off-road enthusiast.
JEEPERs is produced in the very heart of Champagne. The Goutorbe family owned vineyard has been in wine production now for 5 generations, combining Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier and Chardonnay grapes to attain an exquisite quality champagne.
The History
But what makes this fine champagne a real must for off-roaders is its background. Back in 1944 as the Second World War was drawing to an end Armand Goutorbe returned to his vineyard in the Champagne badly handicapped. In order to be able to carry on the work he loved so dearly, the prefecture allowed him to purchase an American Army Jeep. From then on there was no stopping him, His vineyard flourished with his new found mobility; the Jeep proved perfect for the awkward terrain. Never spotted without his trusty Jeep, his friends and neighbors nicknamed him Jeeper. Thus inspired Goutorbe honored his much-loved Jeep by renaming his champagne vineyard JEEPER.
The JEEPER Champagne
Delta's JEEPER champagne is the „ Grande Réserve Brut Jeep60 year anniversary ". JEEPER champagne is made in the best tradition benefiting from endless years of experience, fermented from 100% Chardonnay grapes gathered only from the sun-kissed Jeepers vineyard. It is a champagne "brut", entwining the long lasting scent of flowers with a honeyed fruit bouquet that gently lingers to the close.
The price
A 6 bottle (0.75l) case of JEEPER Champagne costs 248 €, 12 bottles are 490 € including delivery within Germany.
For more information contact: delta4x4, 85235 Unterumbach
Phone +49 (0)8134/9302-30 Max Loder, Max.Loder@delta4x4.de; www.delta4x4.com
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if he bought a military jeep why does he have the (ugly) cj3b
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Strange that they state the vinyard being in the heart of Champagne which would place it in france, but the contact info is in german.
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Strange that they state the vinyard being in the heart of Champagne which would place it in france, but the contact info is in german.
the contact info is for the distributor not the winery/vineyard
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Strange that they state the vinyard being in the heart of Champagne which would place it in france, but the contact info is in german.
Maybe they didn't leave after the war? ;)
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Maybe they didn't leave after the war? ;)
Vichy French