Hautvillers, Birthplace of Champagne (French Edition) By Michel Jolyot

Hautvillers, a little gem in the heart of Champagne, is recognized as the birthplace of Champagne thanks to the legendary figure of Dom Pérignon, a Benedictine monk who was instrumental in creating the famous sparkling wine. This book, Hautvillers, Birthplace of Champagne, authored by Michel Jolyot, is a true invitation to explore this historic village.

Through 225 color photos, the author highlights the architectural and natural riches of Hautvillers: its picturesque streets adorned with wrought iron signs, its vineyards stretching as far as the eye can see, and its Saint-Pierre Abbey, a major site of Champagne's heritage. Each page pays tribute to this region that embodies the spirit of Champagne.

The preface, written by Patrick Lopez, mayor of Hautvillers, provides an insightful look into the village's history and its global influence. For English-speaking readers, this preface is also translated into English.

Whether you are passionate about viticulture, a lover of local history, or simply curious, this book is the ideal companion to uncover the mysteries of this mythical village.

Features:

• Title: Hautvillers, Birthplace of Champagne
• Author: Michel Jolyot
• Publisher: Atelier M. Joliot
• Publication Date: October 28, 2011
• Language: French
• Preface: Patrick Lopez (English translation included)
• Format: Hardcover
• Number of Pages: 130 pages
• Number of Photos: 225 color photos
• Dimensions: 24 x 26 x 1 cm
• Weight: 659 g
• EAN13: 9782953774528
• ISBN: 978-2-9537745-2-8

Immerse yourself in the very essence of Champagne and explore the streets, landscapes, and fascinating history of Hautvillers, a village where the legend of Champagne was born. This beautifully illustrated book is an ode to an exceptional heritage.