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Click here to download CIVC Communication Director Daniel Lorson's June 2010 teleconference. The Sparkling Wine War; Pitting Trademark Rights Against Geographic Indications. Business Law Today. By Carol Robertson: "But European producers have long recognized the importance of "terroir"—that wine made from grapes grown in a particular location will have a unique taste. The word "terroir" has no English translation. It means place, certainly, but also it implies soil characteristics, climate, and altitude, for example." |
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Have a question about Champagne? Then you've come to the right place. The Champagne hotline, run by the Champagne Bureau, is a useful resource to learn more about the Champagne you drink and the region from which it comes. Please post any questions you may have about Champagne below. If you wish to be contacted by us, please include your contact information. Questions will be answered promptly by a Champagne expert.