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Epernay Capital of Champagne

Tasting of brut and demi-sec white champagne sparkling wine from special flute glasses with view on green Champagne vineyards, France

At the heart of the Champagne region is Epernay, with it’s Avenue of Champagne. An avenue that contains 9 famous Champagne Houses, of which the the largest has 17 miles of underground caves and storage of 100 million bottles. Epernay is truly the the 'Capital of Champagne'

A row of champagne bottles in an underground cellar

Epernay: Sign of the Route Touristique du Champagne with in the background vineyards of the Champagne district Vallee de Marne, France.

A view over the champagne vineyards of verzelay epernay champagne ardennes france

a view over champagne vineyards towrads the town of epernay, champagne region, france

Row vine grape in champagne vineyards at montagne de reims, Reims, France

Walking in deep and long undergrounds caves with dusty bottles on racks, making champagne sparkling wine from chardonnay and pinor noir grapes in Reims, Champagne, France

Épernay, France, October 19, 2020: View of the Avenue de Champagne in this French town. In this street the most famous producers of champagne are situated. Épernay is considered the capital of champagne because it is surrounded by vineyards famous all over the world.

Hot air balloon for the tourists willing to see the capital of Champagne from above.

Late summer vineyards of a Premiere Cru area of France showing the lines of vines in the background and diagonal vines in the foreground.

Épernay, France, October 19, 2020: View of the Avenue de Champagne on an autumn afternoon. The famous champagne producers are seatet in this street. Épernay is known as "capital of champagne wine". The most famous champagne producers are based here.

Epernay is known as the ‘Capital of Champagne’ and The Avenue de Champagne, shown here is a UNESCO world heritage listed site. At only a 1.5 kilometres long, it is home to nine of the world's greatest and magnificent champagne houses, including, such famous residents as Moët & Chandon, Perrier-Jouët, Pol Roger, Mercier, Boizel, de Venoge, and VrankenUnderneath the buildings of the Avenue are more than 100 km of chalk cellars in which more than 200 million bottles of Champagne stored at a cool and constant temperature. As can be seen the vineyards encroach upon the town.

Church at a roundabout in Epernay, France

De Castellane is a Champagne producer based in the Épernay region of Champagne. The house, founded in 1895, produces both vintage and non-vintage cuvee as well as a blanc de blancs Chardonnay Champagne. Image has been captured in Rue De Reims, Epernay, Champagne, Grand Est, France.

Blue cornflower and orange poppy in een grain field and in the background the vineyards of the Champagne district near Dormans in France.

Landscape with green grand cru vineyards near Epernay, region Champagne, France in autumn rainy day. Cultivation of white chardonnay wine grape on chalky soils of Cote des Blancs.

The city of Epernay seen from the hills

Champagne vineyards on both banks of the Marne valley in the Champagne region of Northern France From the village of Boursault across the Marne valley to the village of Fleury-La Riviere, near Epernay.

Looking down the Avenue de Champagne in Epernay, France

"Rue Dom Perignon, in the village of Hautvillers, in Champagne region of France. The street in the village where the monk, Dom Pierre Perignon, a Benedictine monk, lived. He is now recognised as making a significant and important contribution to the production and quality of the Champagne wine making process as it is produced today. He resided at Hautvillers in the Abbey near Epernay from 1668 until his death in 1715."

Mont-Felix, Church among the vineyards near Epernay, Champagne, France

Tasting of brut and demi-sec white champagne sparkling wine from special flute glasses with view on green Champagne vineyards, France

Epernay: Street 'Avenue de Champagne' in Epernay with all the big Champagne houses, France.

Church of Cuis in the Champagne village Cuis with green vineyards in the Champagne district Cotes de Blancs, France.

Épernay, France, October 19, 2020: View of a town square in this French city which is considered the capital of champagne wine.

Landscape with green grand cru vineyards near Epernay, region Champagne, France in autumn rainy day. Cultivation of white chardonnay wine grape on chalky soils of Cote des Blancs.

Épernay, France, October 19, 2020: View of the Republic Square (French: Place de la République) in this town which is famous for its champagne wine. In the middle there is a memorial to members of the French resistance.

Late summer vineyards of a Premiere Cru area of France showing the lines of vines in the background and diagonal vines in the foreground.The village of Cramant is in the background.

"Welcome to Epernay, The Capital of the Champagne region in France. This large metal cap is as per the cap that tops a champagne cork. The sign sits on a roundabout at the entrance to the famous Avenue de Champagne where 9 of the worldaas leading Champagne houses are based, including Moet & Chandon, Perrier Jouet, Pol Roger, Heidsieck & Co and Mercier. The Avenue stands above the chalk caves below in which millions of bottles of champagne are stored in miles of caves."

Walking in deep and long undergrounds caves with dusty bottles on racks, making champagne sparkling wine from chardonnay and pinor noir grapes in Reims, Champagne, France

Épernay, France, October 19, 2020: View of the catholic church Notre-Dame in the northern French city of Épernay on a sunny autumn day. The town is considered the "capital of champagne" because it is surrounded by vineyards famous all over the world.

Épernay, France - AUGUST 12, 2018: Épernay cathedral front. Gothic style building in Champagne region, France.

Champagne drinks being poured on a tray

Late summer vineyards of a Premiere Cru area of France showing the lines of vines in blocks giving a grid pattern.

Vineyard near Epernay in the Champagne-Ardenne region in France

"Late summer vineyards of a Premiere Cru area of France showing the lines of vines in blocks giving a grid pattern. the village in the background is Avize.This was shot soon after dawn and has a lovely glowing light from the sun on the left, The sky is dark grey following early morning rain."

World famous Champagne vineyards in France

Metal hanging Champagne Bottle sign in the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Hautvillers. The naively painted green Champagne Bottle has a neck label with the Hautvillers Village heraldic cross-key crest and is surrounded by bunches of Pinot Noir, Champagne grapes. Located in the Montagne de Reims, Region of Champagne the village was the home to Dom Pierre Perignon, a Benedictine monk. The Champagne producer village of Hautvillers, promoted as The Cradle of Champagne is now listed by UNESCO for it's historic importance in the early years of Champagne production.

A hut stands alone in a vineyard in the Champagne Region of France.

A view over the champagne vineyards of verzelay epernay champagne ardennes france

Champagne vineyards with old wooden barrel on row vine green grape in champagne vineyards background at montagne de reims, France

Traditional champagne sparkling wine making process in underground caves near Epernay, Champagne region, France

Épernay, France, October 19, 2020: View of the Avenue de Champagne in this French town. In this street the most famous producers of champagne are situated. In the background is the Republic Square (French: Place de la République) and the memorial to members of the French resistance.

Epernay, France - July 16, 2015: Moet & Chandon vineyards is one of the world's largest champagne houses. Its vineyards are located throughout the Champagne region. The Champagne growing region is famous for its quality and prestigious brands.

"Reims, Champagne, France"

Epernay: Road sign of the street 'Avenue de Champagne' at a wall in Champagne district, France.

Épernay, France, October 19, 2020: Town hall in the northern French city of Épernay. The town is considered the "capital of champagne" because it is surrounded by vineyards famous all over the world. On the right is the fence of the headquarters of Moët et Chandon.

Vineyards And Chavot Courcourt Church In Champagne Area, Epernay, France

Village of Cramant in Champagne Region near Epernay,France

Glass being filled from a bottle of Champagne