Nestled just north of the bustling Épernay, Hautvillers is more than just a quaint village in the French countryside. It stands as the birthplace of champagne, a site of pilgrimage for sparkling wine enthusiasts. The town’s Saint-Pierre Abbey, where the legendary Dom Pérignon first crafted the effervescent beverage, now belongs to Moët & Chandon. Visitors can explore this historic site, immersing themselves in the rich heritage and the legacy of champagne-making.
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