Head for Champagne and its magnificent heritage for La Bulle Verte!
The Champagne vineyards are located 150 kilometres from Paris. Today, the Champagne vineyards cover just over 34,000 hectares, with 319 villages spread over 4 production zones: the Montagne de Reims, the Vallée de la Marne, the Côte des Blancs and the Côte des Bar. From the Marne Valley to the Montagne de Reims, the kingdom of the Pinot Noir, a vigorous and generous grape variety, the Champagne region is packed with villages and towns renowned for their sparkling wines.
The hillsides, houses and cellars of Champagne were included on UNESCO's World Heritage List in 2015. The listing of the hillsides, houses and cellars of Champagne as a World Heritage Site recognises all the land, climate, landscapes, practices, know-how and everything that goes into making champagne unique to the Champagne region. Champagne, a French region world-famous for its iconic sparkling wine, fascinates wine lovers the world over. Nestled in the north-east of France, the region is packed with picturesque vineyards, historic towns and centuries of winemaking tradition. In this article, we delve into the enchanting world of Champagne, exploring its unique terroir, meticulous production process and iconic cellars. From the refined wine-growing culture to the festive traditions surrounding champagne, discover the very essence of this prestigious region and the know-how that gave birth to one of the world's most famous drinks. It offers many opportunities for tourists to discover its magnificent landscapes, rich history and taste its delicious champagnes.
We're delighted to announce our arrival in Champagne with 5 new Bulles Vertes. The region also boasts a number of farm producers who combine wine discoveries with agriculture. To get to Champagne, we advise you to arrive in Épernay by train. It's only an hour and 15 minutes by train from Paris.
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