W hile it can be difficult to find a reason to leave Paris even for just a few hours, the Champagne region is one of the best day trips you can take from the City of Lights; you can spend the day ...

For the casual traveler, it’s never been all that easy to visit the orderly, chalk-toned 19th century buildings at Ruinart, the oldest house in France’s Champagne region, founded in 1729.Until ...

The champagne house, which ages its wines in cellars adapted from chalk pits dating from the 4th century, exports some 600,000 bottles annually to the United States, its second-largest market.

Learn about the soil composition and climate that make the Champagne region unique. Explore the underground cellars, where bottles undergo prolonged ageing, often within ancient chalk caves ...

Here, your travel guide to the Champagne region of France. Make the exquisite town of Reims and a historic chateau hotel your base for a fizzy, fabulous escape.

I very much wanted to visit Champagne.I was ready to taste everything as long as my daughter could tag along. There were so many families in the hotel. The Champagne region's main city, Reims, is ...

ÉPERNAY, France — The Champagne region of France is the only place wine can legally be called champagne. ... “Turns out we have chalk limestone soil,” Perrein said.

ÉPERNAY, France — The Champagne region of France is the only place wine can legally be called champagne. It’s a 100-mile area that includes the vineyards and cellars of Moet Champagne, the ...

The champagne house, which ages its wines in cellars adapted from chalk pits dating from the 4th century, exports some 600,000 bottles annually to the United States, its second-largest market.