France – Champagne
The combination of a chalk subsoil and a cooler northerly climate help to produce the acidity necessary to make these highly prized wines! Champagne is considered the king of sparkling wines which offer a range of styles from dry to medium (demi-sec), white and rosé. Most is sold as non-vintage but for a real treat go for a Vintage Champagne!
Reims and Epernay claim to be the capital of Champagne, and where the main big name Champagne houses and cellars are located. But there are many smaller individual winemakers in the region which stretches south to Bar-sur-Aube.
Vineyard accommodation in Champagne
All accommodation in Alsace:
- Ay-en-Champagne wine village
- Champagne B&B – Andre Bergere
- Champagne B&B – Champagne R-Renaudin, Moussy
- Champagne B&B Gilmaire-Etienne
- Champagne Bed and Breakfast Michel Maillard, Vertus
- Champagne Guest House/Hotel Dans les Vignes
- Champagne Hotel – Château D’Etoges
- Champagne Hotel Jean Moet, Epernay
- Champagne House hotel – Chateau de Rilly
- Champagne Museum with accommodation
- Champagne Ployez-Jacquemart- Champagne B&B
- Champagne R Coulon – Champagne vineyard B&B
- Chavot-Courcourt – Champagne Gîte du Clos Pommier
- Domaine Sacret – B&B Champagne
- Hotel Castel Jeanson – Ay Champagne Hotel
- Les Grains d’Argent – Dizy Champagne Hotel
- Les Riceys Champagne Wine Village
- Rilly-la-Montagne – Champagne Wine Village
- Royal Champagne Hotel & Spa- Champagne
Other Champagne accommodation options
- Gîte les Moignottes – Vitry-le-Francois – canalside self-catering away from the bustle of Reims
Other accommodation in the Champagne Region
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