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The harvested vines turn to gold in the autumn sunshine around Epernay on the Marne - best known as the principal 'entrepôt' for champagne wines, which are bottled and kept in large cellars built into the chalk rock on which the town is built. Winston Churchill described its Avenue de Champagne as 'the most drinkable street in the World'

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The harvested vines turn to gold in the autumn sunshine around Epernay on the Marne - best known as the principal 'entrepôt' for champagne wines, which are bottled and kept in large cellars built into the chalk rock on which the town is built. Winston Churchill described its Avenue de Champagne as 'the most drinkable street in the World'