Enjoying the fruits of the labor here at the Mumm ...Photo by David M, USA
Nice big bottles of the good stuff.Photo by Bari L
Coronation of king's church in ReimsPhoto by Bruce J, Canada
Chateu Thierry.Photo by Niclas W
The cathedral in Reims is beautiful and majesti...Photo by Christopher R
Pinot Noir Photo by gremlin
say no more!Photo by Ledeca G, Australia
House of Vadin Plateu.Photo by Niclas W
Helen and her family reservesPhoto by Ledeca G, Australia
A barrel used in the caves at Moet & Chandon. The...Photo by Jospeh V, USA
Just one small part of the cellars at Moet and...Photo by Christopher R
House of Vadin Platue.Photo by Niclas W
Impressive cathedral with an even better guide tel...Photo by David M, USA
Lots of ChampagnePhoto by Bari L
Gardens across from Moet & Chandon in EpernayPhoto by Bruce J, Canada
Cheers!Photo by Betty M
Vineyards Epernay.Photo by Niclas W
Rows and Rows of Dom Perignon; Champagne Lovers...Photo by Leah68
The cellers or Moet and Chando.Photo by Bari L
Bottle of Dom Perignon for sale in the Moet & Chan...Photo by Bruce J, Canada
Champagne
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Champagne Travel Tips
Champagne is a largely agricultural region famed around the world for the sparkling wines that have been made here since the days of Dom Pérignon. According to French law, only bubbly from the region grown in designated areas, then aged and bottled according to the strictest standards, can be labeled as champagne.
The production of the celebrated wine takes place mainly in two départements: Marne, whose metropolis is the 'Coronation City' of Reims, famed for its medieval churches; and the less prestigious Aube, whose préfecture is the ancient and picturesque city of Troyes, one of the best places in France to stroll among half-timbered houses.
Champagne Region
We have to agree, there’s nothing more French than Champagne. To see where the legend began, visit the sacred town of Reims, known for its role in consecrating the kings of France as well as its ... Continue Reading »
Champagne Suggested Itineraries
France’s Champagne region is known the world over for its sparkling wines. Indeed, the French government is so protective of champagne wines that the name itself is only bestowed upon vintages that ... Continue Reading »
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