When in the Champagne region, you obviously visit producers, as many as possible. But with all that tasting you might miss out on outstanding places of interest above the ground. If you spot something worth your while driving from one producer to the next, feel free to deviate from your schedule and admire a sweeping view, an historic building, an interesting museum or a gigantic champagne bottle. If you are looking for the perfect champagne glasses, ice buckets for more than one bottle, an ornamental rack pupitre for your wine cellar or other accessories, be sure to pay them a visit.
Prices are noticeably lower than in the shops in the centre of Reims or Epernay and they have ample choice. Cocoa butter lowers the level of potentially harmful cholesterol and increases the level of good cholesterol.
Take a guided tour and discover the whole process from the cocoa bean to the speciality of the house: a chocolate champagne cork filled with marc de Champagne or ratafia,. Chocolaterie Thibaut is open Monday to Saturday from 9am to 11am shop till noon and from 2pm to 6pm shop till 7pm More info: www.
Google Map. This Romanesque church dates from Riots throughout the ages caused the initial village round the church to disappear completely. You can tell this by the renaissance influences used to restore the building. Even a weekend cyclist, with a perfectly tuned bike, can easily conquer the slopes. You can start your cycling-tour in Chavot, where the bikes are laid up, or you can ask the organisation to bring the bike to the starting point of your choice.
You can map out your own way or follow an experienced guide who will take unknown paths to lead you to the most beautiful spots. We steered our iron horse through woods and vineyards and enjoyed the breath taking views and… a sip from our champagne bottle. Discover the fauna and flora of the river Marne from the panoramic room, the bar or the spacious sun deck.
