Krug evening at Arakel

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Krug evening at Arakel

Edouard Amoiel

Edouard Amoiel

05 mai 2024

Join us on Thursday May 16 at the Arakel restaurant for an effervescent, gourmet evening with Champagne house Krug.

Restaurant Arakel is delighted to welcome Maison Krug on Thursday May 16 for an exceptional evening of fine bubbles. Alongside oenologist Jérôme Jacoillot, Arakel Sedef, Julien Samson and Geoffrey Prellwitz will celebrate the excellence of this Champagne house with an exclusive presentation of the new “172” edition and the theme of the year 2024: the flower. As worthy Krug ambassadors, the trio is working closely with Arakel’s chef, Quentin Philippe, to create an original menu to showcase Joseph Krug’s philosophy and their love for this prestigious estate. Each course will be accompanied by old editions of grande cuvé, with a memorable conclusion with Krug rosé. A unique opportunity for champagne and food lovers to (re)discover the Arakel restaurant. See you on Thursday, May 16!

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