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Picardy WineAt first sight, the Picardy region of France does not seem to be a winelover’s paradise. When taking a closer look at this French region, you will discover it is producing some good wines and local produce like ciders and beers too, that are excellent drinks, as well as the famous Calvados eau de vie.The local wines are not renowned, but worth-a-tasting produce, Picardy Calvados, beers and ciders are excellent and it would be a shame not to taste them while on holiday in Picardy or in your second home in the area. Located in the Northern area of France, this region can also provide you with fine beers and ciders from local producers. Picardy’s main wine is the Champagne, a part of Picardy’s vineyards being allowed to produce this outstanding wine. The communes allowed to produce Champagne are foremost Condé en Brie, Château-Thierry, Charly, Soissons and Vailly, located in the Aisne department of France. A law allows this since 1936 in the Picardy area. The famous Champagne is the wine drunk to celebrate the best moments of one’s life. The Champagne evokes happiness, sophistication, and will accompany you in all the pleasant moments you will live. You will appreciate the elegance and lightness of Champagne wine’s natural effervescence.
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But take care, the French appellation Champagne has to be deserved, indeed this outstanding wine needs at least 9 legal mentions to be considered as true French Champagne.The Champagne wine is produced thanks to three varietals, Chardonnay, Pinot Meunier and Pinot Noir. These three varietals are the only ones to be authorized for the production of the authentic French Champagne wine. Picardy produces 10% of the French Champagne wines. There are several kinds of Champagne Wine:
Picardy not only produces wine and Champagne, it also offers a lot of ciders, beers and eaux de vie that you will really enjoy sipping. Couldn't find what you are looking for? Search again now!! Please email content@french-property.comif you would like to add any information about this region or would like to publish any articles on the www.french-property.com website. The IFP Guides are published for general information only. Please visit our Disclaimer for full details. |
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