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Champagne Régné, from the Coteaux Sud d'Épernay in Champagne, France, is distinguished by its fine, lively bubbles, a true expression of the cool climate of this renowned region. This champagne has a balanced dryness that highlights its subtle aromas, combining notes of green apple and white flowers, with a touch of minerality inherited from the region's chalky soils. Régné is as versatile as it is elegant, perfect for enriching a variety of occasions. Its delicate texture and freshness make it an ideal option to accompany light dishes, seafood or to be enjoyed on its own as an aperitif. Whether celebrating a special moment or bringing a refined touch to an everyday occasion, Champagne Régné is the perfect ally for shared moments, combining traditional know-how with timeless taste.

Champagne from Champagne

Champagne, produced exclusively in the Champagne region of France, is celebrated for its elegance and complexity. With its fine bubbles, lively acidity and aromas ranging from citrus and green apple to brioche and almond, champagne embodies luxury. Its unique chalky terroir gives it a mineral quality, enriching its depth and longevity.


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Know-how

Champagne's signature grape varieties include Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier, each bringing a particular characteristic to the blend. Chardonnay, through its finesse, gives a beautiful elegance and lively acidity. Pinot Noir, a red grape variety, adds structure and complexity, while Pinot Meunier brings intense fruitiness and roundness on the palate. After a long aging in the bottle, the champagne reveals delicate and persistent bubbles, accompanied by an invigorating freshness. Its refined aromas of fresh fruit, sometimes citrus, and brioche make this drink unique and festive. The taste of champagne is refined, with lively acidity and delicate bubbles. It offers complex aromas of fruits such as apple, pear, and citrus, often accompanied by brioche and toasted notes due to aging. The minerality, typical of chalky soils, reinforces its freshness and depth. Tap the images below to learn more.