La Villa Eugene Épernay
82/84 Avenue de Champagne Épernay, Champagne-Ardenne, 51200, France
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Bubbly Anyone?
... We found a supermarket to grab some dinner for that night then headed back to the room to get Hudson down at a reasonable time. We watched our new favourite T.V series (24) on the laptop (thanks to Kyle) for a couple of hours.
We seem to be moving around quite a bit at the moment but we think it's the best way to see lots of places in a short space of time. So next it's off to Paris!!
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Christmas Market, Friends & Farewell (for now)
... everyone else’s. When I was over here with the University of Minnesota Band a few years later, we travelled in Europe for three weeks. Our last stop was Paris. When we boarded the plane, Dr. Bencriscutto, our conductor, was the last one on. And what was the first thing he did? He scanned the plane to make sure I had gotten on. Reluctantly, I had. I still haven’t sorted out why I love Europe (and especially France) so much, but ...
Notre Dame de Reims!
... aucunes erreures de parcours!
Ensuite on s'est ruee vers le macdonald pour se couper la faim avant de partir arpenter les rue etroies de la ville avec notre petite bagnole. une fois stationner, on a passer quelques heures a visiter les attractions principales dont la cathedrale Notre-dame de Reims, la basilique st-remi, la place royale et la place du chapitre.
Prener note que Reims se prononce "rince" comme dans rince-bouche!
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The grapes of wrath
... fuelled by actual pollen) for Moet & Chandon - not only home to their own exquisite range of world-renowned champagnes but also the original and arguably most prestigious of champagnes, Dom Perignon.
Although similar to yesterday’s tour of Mumm in Reims, this really was a cut above embodying the luxury and sophistication of the brand from the gold panton chairs in the reception foyer to the crystal champagne glass chandelier to ...
Me and my Mumm
... Mum’s Message:
After getting out of the city with a wonky GPS, we found our way to Cramant through winding roads that opened up to the most beautiful vistas of vineyards, old french villages and beautiful sunshine.
Our home here for a couple of days is quaint and it called a ‘gite’ whatever that means. Maybe it means ‘beautiful little house’. Our hosts, Sylvie and Eric, are the nicest people who took us in their car to ...



