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Champagne Ardennes, Champagne Ardennes: The Champagne Tour Road is 6 kilometers long, winding between the slopes planted with vines, allowing you to discover vineyards and wine cellars. The tour along the way can make you enter the champagne world and taste the wine.

Champagne. Champagne in the Champagne-Ardenne region has become synonymous with festivals. This area has naturally become a symbol of hospitality. Here you can enjoy the scenery and enjoy the delicious food ...

Do you still remember the sentence that French writer Miao Sai said? "Every place in Champagne Province fascinates me." Indeed, every place here exudes charming charm. Besides the famous wine, there are many world cultural heritages here, and the most important thing is that the food here will definitely make you linger.

Grapes have been planted in Champagne region since the 3rd century, but it was only in the 17th century that this unique global champagne was created. Only champagne, sparkling wine produced in Ardennes, is called champagne. Champagne is precious not only because the process of making champagne is complicated, but also because champagne is not only a wine, but also an art. Champagne Ardennes grows grapes mainly on the slopes of Hans, the Mana Valley, Bailangqiu south of Aipei City, and Bashan Mountain south of Tehua City.

Visit Reims or Epernay, and visit the vineyard growers in this area, so that you can learn the secrets of some of the most famous wines. Champagne tourism road is 6 kilometers long, winding between the slopes planted with vines, allowing you to discover vineyards and wine cellars. Visiting this road can make you enter the champagne world, and you can also taste wine in summer and celebrate festivals with local people.

major towns:

Givet, a lovely and beautiful town with the winding Meuse. The Nixue cellar, the Roman castle, the handicraft center in QUAI DES fOURS, and the garlic market on November 11th every year are all waiting for you to visit!

how to get there: from Salewi. There are 19 local trains every day from Monday to Friday, and the journey takes about 1 hour and 15 minutes.

The town of Charlemagne: It is composed of the town of Charlemagne, which originated in 899 AD, and the town of Charlemagne in 166. Rimbaud, a great French poet in the 19th century, was born here. It is located in the Duke's Square in the center of the city, just like the Plaza de Foday in Paris.

how to get there: there are 7 direct trains from Paris every day, and the journey takes about 2 hours and 3 minutes; It takes about 5 minutes by train from Hans.

Aipei: It is located at the junction of three kinds of champagne vineyards: Chardonnay White Grape, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier Black Grape, so Aipei has won the reputation of "Champagne Capital", and at the same time, it is also the city with the highest per capita income in France.

how to get there: from Paris east station to departure, on non-holidays, there are an average of 17 direct trains every day, and the journey takes about 1 hour and 1 minutes.

Champagne. Although there is no shortage of delicious food in Ardennes, it is dominated by fine wine and wine. It is the hometown of champagne, a must-have wine for celebrating the victory! Everything has to start from Hautvillers in the 17th century. Dom Perignon, a wine cellar supervisor in a small monastery here, was impatient with the protracted brewing process, so he added a little yeast to speed up the process. As a result, many bottles of wine were ruined. But those that are not broken become a kind of sparkling wine, and when the bottle is opened, it often makes a "poof". This story is the origin of the champagne wine that is necessary for celebrating the victory. Now, vineyards are all over every hill in Champagne-Aden area. Every year, world-famous champagne is brewed here, adding a little atmosphere to various forms of celebration.

as long as you follow the signpost of "Route Touristique du Champagne", you will find many beautiful small villages, and every house you pass may also be a champagne workshop. There's no secret in brewing champagne. It's just mixing the juices of three grapes, namely Pinot Meunier of Pi Nuo and Chardonnay, and fermenting them in a cellar dug in chalky soil. During this period, it's necessary to keep the temperature of the cellar stable and carefully remove the residual precipitated substances, and then you're done. The whole process is so simple that no matter which champagne factory you visit, they will surely explain it to you.

Champagne Ardennes is famous for its game dishes. The most outstanding ones are fireworks legs, pates and fat wild boar. Rethel's specialty, boudin blanc, is a delicious white sausage that can be baked, blanched or sliced as a cold dish. In addition, the Champagne Ardennes region is rich in fruits and fungus food in summer and autumn. The andouillette sausage in Troyes is famous in France. This kind of sausage made of pig small intestine will bring you a pleasant taste no matter whether it is baked, eaten cold or accompanied by wine juice. As far as cheese is concerned, Grand Conde, Remparts and Rocroi are all from Champagne Aden, and they are very popular. As for dessert, the pink cookies produced in Reims have a unique flavor, which is a very good match with champagne. Where can I find a famous restaurant? There are many choices in Champagne Aden, ranging from high-end fashionable restaurants to simple farm restaurants. Traveling here will definitely make you "return home with a full load".

Champagne-Ardenne's famous champagne has become synonymous with festivals, and this area has naturally become a symbol of hospitality. You can enjoy the scenery and enjoy the delicious food.

King Clovis was baptized in Reims, which was an important event in the history of Champagne-Ardennes. Since then, the French kings have been baptized here for the first time. Reims is also famous for its cathedral, which has been listed as a world cultural heritage. Besides Tau, St-Rémi Cathedral and Museum, there are countless Roman buildings and huge defensive castles. In addition to this rich cultural heritage, there is also nature that is very suitable for sports and entertainment: you can walk, ride a bike, or go boating on the lake ..... There are many routes and itineraries for you to enjoy these entertainments and sports. Moreover, Champagne-Arden definitely has a set of delicious food: Arden's ham, Rethel's white fat sausage, pieces of wine on the Upper Marne River, Langres's or Chaource's cheese, etc., all of which are famous specialties from this area. You can taste these specialties in any of the 35 restaurants in this area.

Visit Reims or Epernay, and visit the grape growers in this area, so that you can learn the secrets of some of the most famous wines. The Champagne Tour Road is 6 kilometers long, winding between the slopes planted with vines, allowing you to discover vineyards and wine cellars: Lance Mountain, Saint-Thierry Mountain, Marne Valley, Blancs Slope, Sézannais Slope and Bar Slope. This tour can teach you to enter the champagne world, and in summer, you can also taste wine and spend the festival with the locals.

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