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Champagne Day was launched in 2009 by Californian blogger and wine educator Chris Oggenfus.
Initially confined to social networks, the day has grown in importance over the years. Since then, it has become the universal event for Champagne lovers! The most important thing to remember is that Champagne Day takes place on the 4th Friday of October every year!
Champagne Day is the perfect day to (re)discover the terroir of Champagne, with participating winegrowers and Champagne houses, bars, restaurants and wine shops. Whether it's through professional tastings, visiting Champagne cellars, or organizing a Champagne dinner with friends, make the most of this day to taste the most famous of wines!
Don't hesitate to visit the Champagne Day website to find other ideas for activities.
There's bound to be an event near you! So plan your day today by logging on to the Champagne Day website.
A map is updated regularly. It lists all the activities and events in which you can take part!
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