Among France’s wine-producing regions, the Champagne area stands head and shoulders above the rest. This sparkling paradise in the country’s northeast has captivated wine lovers for generations.

Champagne and Prosecco are two sparkling wines that may seem similar at first, but happen to be quite different. Here's what ...

Narrator: Champagne is synonymous with wealth and ... this location is cooler than France's other wine-growing regions, which gives the grapes the right acidity for sparkling-wine production.

The Association of Ratafias Champenois, Marc, and Fine Champenoise once again showcased the vibrant spirit of Champagne ...

and southern England now has a climate very similar to that of the Champagne region some 50 years ago. "As a result of this change in climate, English wine producers have been able to grow grapes ...

Champagne is a sparkling wine that bears the name of the region it comes from. More specifically, in order to bear the name on its label, a Champagne must be made according to a long, strictly ...

a basic understanding of the world wine map can point you to other notable regions where Champagne method wines have historically been made. Spain's Cava, and Italy's Fraciacorta are two of the ...

The term refers to the level of sweetness, which is determined by the dosage, or the amount of sugar-and-wine mixture the ... chalk-laced soils of the Champagne region. Those on the low end ...

Champagne Leclerc Briant vineyards Hervé ... as she understands that needs to be the future for European wine regions that do not have the hospitality infrastructure such as a Napa Valley.

Champagne Pommery is thrilled to announce that they have been named the 2024 Champagne House of the Year by The Champagne ...