Champagne

From an etymological point of view, "champagne" comes from the word "campagne" which literally means "pays de plaine" or Country of Plaines. The Champagne countryside of vineyards and hilly woodland stretches out between Reims and Troyes. Champagne is without doubt the most well known French wine, recognised world-wide. It is used to celebrate various occasions, parties, festivities, special occasions, candlelit dinners, family, official or even sports events. The pleasurable taste brings a sparkle to the eyes, to be consumed with moderation, of course! Other regional specialities to be enjoyed : chaource made with cow's milk, pink biscuits from Reims, Andouillettes of Troyes, ham from Ardennes, and Champenoise style tripes.From an etymological point of view, "champagne" comes from the word "campagne" which literally means "pays de plaine" or Country of Plaines. The Champagne countryside of vineyards and hilly woodland stretches out between Reims and Troyes. Champagne is without doubt the most well known French wine, recognised world-wide. It is used to celebrate various occasions, parties, festivities, special occasions, candlelit dinners, family, official or even sports events. The pleasurable taste brings a sparkle to the eyes, to be consumed with moderation, of course! Other regional specialities to be enjoyed : chaource made with cow's milk, pink biscuits from Reims, Andouillettes of Troyes, ham from Ardennes, and Champenoise style tripes.