US EditionThis Prized Champagne Has Been Involved in Not One, but Two Historic Shipwrecks
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This Prized Champagne Has Been Involved in Not One, but Two Historic Shipwrecks
Prior to the advent of aviation, traveling by way of the sea was the primary method of transportation for people and for goods. And on board many of those vessels — merchant and passenger alike — were bottles and bottles of Champagne. For ships in the former category, exporting internationally via sea freight was simply one of the most cost effective ways of shipping the wine, as it remains today. But for many passenger vessels, Champagne was a …
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