Climate change has been hard for vineyards, but also made it possible to grow the grapes that make sparkling wine in southern ...

Champagne houses, impressive history, arts, culture and delicious treats are all around this city that was once France's ...

Above ground, Reims acts as a walkable base for wider vineyard explorations. If champagne isn’t your thing, there’s plenty of other culture to take in. The gothic, UNESCO-designated ...

Reims is a lovely, walkable town ... There are so many famous Champagne houses and vineyards to explore. Although you can drink plenty of wine in town, I recommend exploring the different ...

Douglas Blyde witnesses the unveiling of Domaine Evremond — a symbolic and commercial project between two nations, spearheaded by one of the most celebrated names in Champagne ...

It is known for its champagne, with many of the France's largest houses and vineyards. Both Veuve Clicquot and Tattinger are made in Reims, both of which you can visit. Another famous champagne ...

Crafted entirely from Chardonnay grown in the Montagne de Reims, the wine undergoes malolactic ... Egly-Ouriet's Ambonnay Rouge comes from a single-vineyard site planted to south-facing, 60 ...

Given that a bottle of Cristal Champagne can only be produced from one of their seven Grand Cru vineyards ... dinner at the Louis Roederer Maison in Reims, France. “It is called Camille ...

Hua Hin Hills Vineyard and Monsoon Valley Vineyard are ... From there, you can then take the Rail Europe train to Epernay or Reims. Joining an organised day-trip from Paris is also a good option.