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Champagne, Champagner, France, sparkling wine, Flaschengärung, Frank Bauer
Champagne, Champagner, France, sparkling wine, Flaschengärung, Frank Bauer
Champagne, Champagner, France, sparkling wine, Flaschengärung, Frank Bauer
Champagne, Champagner, France, sparkling wine, Flaschengärung, Frank Bauer
Champagne, Champagner, France, sparkling wine, Flaschengärung, Frank Bauer
Champagne, Champagner, France, sparkling wine, Flaschengärung, Frank Bauer
Champagne, Champagner, France, sparkling wine, Flaschengärung, Frank Bauer
Champagne, Champagner, France, sparkling wine, Flaschengärung, Frank Bauer
Champagne, Champagner, France, sparkling wine, Flaschengärung, Frank Bauer
Champagne, Champagner, France, sparkling wine, Flaschengärung, Frank Bauer
Champagne, Champagner, France, sparkling wine, Flaschengärung, Frank Bauer
Champagne, Champagner, France, sparkling wine, Flaschengärung, Frank Bauer
Champagne, Champagner, France, sparkling wine, Flaschengärung, Frank Bauer
Champagne, Champagner, France, sparkling wine, Flaschengärung, Frank Bauer
Champagne, Champagner, France, sparkling wine, Flaschengärung, Frank Bauer
Champagne, Champagner, France, sparkling wine, Flaschengärung, Frank Bauer
Champagne, Champagner, France, sparkling wine, Flaschengärung, Frank Bauer
Champagne, Champagner, France, sparkling wine, Flaschengärung, Frank Bauer
Champagne, Champagner, France, sparkling wine, Flaschengärung, Frank Bauer

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Essen und Trinken

Everyone knows Champagne. But what is the difference between big, well-known houses and smaller producers? The former buy large quantities of grapes from neighbouring wine-makers so that quality and style remain consistent and predictable. The smaller producers work every year anew to produce the best possible result from the soil, weather and grapes, with the result that the vintage is slightly different every time. Exciting.