Located in northeastern France, Champagne is an iconic wine region globally renowned for its sparkling wines. Its vineyards cover approximately 34,300 hectares, mainly around Reims and Épernay. The main grape varieties are Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Meunier. Annual production is around 300 million bottles, with 90% being sparkling white wines, 8% rosés, and 2% still reds. The chalky soils and cool climate give Champagne wines their unique freshness and finesse.