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When we started our long weekend in the Champagne region of France, we anticipated that we would spend a day or two in Champagne then continue down to the Burgundy area. What we quickly learned, however, is that Champagne itself contains enough beautiful ...
... selection. Since we had saved money by doing the tour ourselves we were able to taste all the premier and vintage Champagne's instead on the standard stuff. Our tasting consisted of a delicious white 2000 vintage which had lovely toasty flavours from ...
On the way to Paris we stopped in Epernay, the heart of the Champagne region. A beautiful town full of big villas surrounded by vineyards. Highlights were the Moet & Chandon Cave Visit, more guilty culinary pleasures and an evening walk ...
... prestigious the Champagne, the more expensive the tasting. Mumm is not the biggest Champagne house in the Champagne region in France but well known for their sponsorship with major sporting events and expeditions - look at the Champagne label next ...
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France ?>??
Posted on Nov 4, 2007, 05:02:12
... you would most likely want to see. But you should use Paris as a base as well to go to Giverny, the reigon of Champagne (Epernay for example)for what else, Champagne tasting and/or a visit to the region of Normandy. All these things can be done in a day ...
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Eifel towe
Posted on Jul 26, 2008, 06:40:07
... for its renaissance castles; Brittany for its distinctive culture, war history and food; Champagne, Bordeaux and Burgandy for their food and wine; Southern France for its gorgeous landscapes, artistic history and holiday atmosphere; The Alps for their ...
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Symbolic & Traditional Food for New Year's
Posted on Dec 18, 2008, 15:41:48
... Luck Charm Champagne is a universal lucky tradition. It is drunk not only in France, its country of origin, but also around the world on New Year's Eve. Why champagne is considenavy the ultimate drink for toasting in the New Year is a bit of a mystery.
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Top 100 Things to Do Before You Die
Posted on Jan 4, 2007, 09:47:41
... , CayoCoco, Varedero and Havana -Swam with Dolphins -Las Vegas -Grand Canyon by helicopter, landed inside the canyon and enjoyed a champagne picnic lunch -New York -Niagra Falls -Saw my favorite band twice in the same year. In Saint Tropez (South of ...
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