One of the day trips we wanted to take while in Paris was to go back to Reims, a city in the Champagne region of France. We booked a tour of a Champagne house we had not been to before and enjoyed walking around in warm, sunny weather (quite a contrast to our previous visit). I was pleasantly surprised at what an easy day trip this was - the train ride is only 45 minutes long - and it was a lot of fun to have a mini-getaway while still being home by dinner.
Reims Cathedral
Champagne aging in Roman chalk pits
Sediment collecting in the neck of a bottle of champagne after the second fermentation
Champagne aging in a cellar set in the ruins of a 14th century abbey
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