Burgundy and Champagne, what can be a better combination for a tour with top-notch French wine and food? We start in Burgundy and finish in Champagne! Burgundy consists of thousands of tiny vineyard plots, each
This 9-day tour offers an extraordinary opportunity to enjoy both the heart of Burgundy, one of France’s most iconic and revered wine regions, and Champagne, the world’s most famous sparkling wine. We will stay 4
We recently completed the last of our winter tours to the southern hemisphere. We did Chile-Argentina in January, South Africa in February, and New Zealand in March. We know many people are interested in the
Burgundy and Champagne, what can be a better combination for a tour with top-notch French wine and food? We start in Burgundy and finish with Champagne! Burgundy is a treasure trove of fantastic wines. But,
The Grand French Wine tour to Burgundy and Champagne: exclusive wines, world-class gastronomy, world-famous wine villages Experience two of France’s most prestigious wine regions on the same tour — On this 9-day wine tour, you will
What could be better that a trip to one of the world’s most exclusive red wine regions? Well, perhaps a tour of the world-famous Champagne region? So, what if we combine the two? How can
This nine-day wine tour to Burgundy and Champagne gives you some of the best France has to offer of wine and gastronomy. The landscape in Burgundy is exactly as you would expect; rolling green hills
This nine‑day journey takes you into the heart of two of France’s most iconic wine regions. First is Burgundy, celebrated worldwide for its refined, expressive pinot noir and chardonnay. Then comes Champagne, the legendary birthplace
This nine‑day tour invites you to experience two of France’s most celebrated wine regions: Burgundy, renowned its elegant and high-quality pinot noir och chardonnay wines, and Champagne, the birthplace of the world’s most iconic sparkling
In Champagne, you often classify producers as either “houses”, or “independent growers”. The houses are big and often rather anonymous companies owning little or no vineyards, buying grapes from small growers. The “independent producers” are
Champagne goes with everything, it is sometimes said. But does it match well with a cuisine based solely on vegetables and plants? To explore this wine and food pairing, BKWine Magazine contributor Jeanne Peixian Qiao,
There are many myths and misconceptions about champagne. Let’s look at some? “Small, fine bubbles are a sign of quality.” We’ve even read an article saying, “For Champagne connoisseurs, smaller bubble size is also a
To give you a complete picture of the Champagne region, we visit both large champagne houses and small, independent growers. We taste both pinot meunier, blanc de blanc, blanc de noir, zéro dosage (the driest
An entire tour dedicated solely to champagne! And there’s nothing strange about that. You can explore champagne throughout a whole journey, just as you might with Burgundy or Bordeaux. The variety among different champagnes is
There is quite a lot about champagne that makes you think of wool over your eyes. “Buy our champagne and you’ll get it in a cardboard box that you can turn into an ice bucket”,
Champagne and Bordeaux wine tour, luxury and gastronomy at the very highest level Experience two of France’s most prestigious wine regions on the same tour — On this 9-day tour you will enter into the magical
Champagne Beaumont des Crayères is a cooperative winery in Épernay focusing on high-quality Champagne production, particularly from the Pinot Meunier grape. Founded in 1955 by a group of winegrowers, the cooperative emphasizes traditional winemaking techniques
France is renowned for its diverse and exquisite wine regions, yet combining Champagne and Bordeaux in one wine tour is an unparalleled experience. This wine tour is designed to provide that extra touch – a
It might seem be evident, but it is not. So nowadays, certain Champagne producers point out that champagne is a wine. Maybe this is because so many people only drink champagne on festive occasions when
Champagne is France’s most northerly wine region. It is not far from Belgium. Maybe that’s whey the Belgians drink so much of it. It is a cool climate wine region. That is perfect for making
Who doesn’t like champagne, the famous sparkling wine from the French region called Champagne? It’s easy to like. It’s festive. It’s delicious. But it actually is quite difficult to make, involving more steps and control
Combining Champagne and Bordeaux is a good idea. The regions are of course very different but they have some things in common. In Bordeaux they like to serve champagne as an aperitif and the red
I was once asked if it is really possible to taste champagne for three days as we are doing on this exciting tour in Champagne. The answer is that of course it is. There is
On this 9-day tour we combine the two prestigious regions Champagne and Bordeaux. We spend 4 nights in each region and you will taste some of the best sparkling and best red wines in France.
The world is drinking sparkling wines like never before. This means that Champagne is getting more and more competitors. Will Champagne retain its special position as the world’s premier bubbly? We think so. With the
