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The Champagne Bureau located in Washington, DC, is the U.S. representative of the Comité Champagne, the trade association that represents all the grape growers and houses of Champagne, France. The Bureau works to educate US consumers about the uniqueness of the wines of Champagne and expand their understanding of the importance location plays in the creation of all wines. We are intently focused on ensuring Champagne is properly protected in the United States, as it is in most of the rest of the world.
1850 M Street, NW - Suite 900
WASHINGTON, DC 20036
Tél. (00/1/202) 777.3539
Fax. (00/1/202) 318.0063
contact@champagne.us
Spring is here and that means many people will be looking to head outside for a picnic. While social distancing certainly limits us to our backyards, front porches, balconies or perhaps even our rooftops, we wanted to share some suggestions for creating the perfect picnic.
First, what to drink? There is no better wine to enliven any moment than Champagne. The sparkling wine that comes only from Champagne, France, offers a diversity of styles that can satisfy any palate and can be paired with a number picnic foods. Many wine stores are still open. Depending on where you live, some online retailers can even ship Champagne right to their door.
Second, what to serve? Here are some Champagne and food pairing suggestions that will make your picnic exceptional.
Also, if you want to gain more knowledge about Champagne ahead of the picnic to impress your virtual guests, we encourage you to take the only official Champagne online course launched by the Comité Champagne, which represents the 16,100 growers and 360 houses in Champagne.