Champagne Hillside, Houses, and Cellars

Country
France
Continent
Europe
Heritage Type
Cultural
Climate Hazard
Dry

The Champagne hillsides, houses and cellars are testimony to a perfectly integrated living landscape. For over two centuries, the production of champagne has had a profound mark on the area and continues to shape the local economy, industry and society. The landscape represents a meeting point between the rural and urban worlds, between traditional cultural practices and technological innovation. The drink champagne is a testimony to both people and their landscapes, representing the evolution of a poor region ravaged by war into one of the most iconic drinks in the world.

Meet the Site Custodians

Amandine Crépin

Amandine Crépin is the Directrice de la Mission Coteaux at the Maisons et Caves de Champagne.

Séverine Couvreur

Séverine Couvreur is the Présidente de la Mission Coteaux of the Maisons et Caves de Champagne

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