Fine Champaign

Fine Champaign – not Champaign, but a region in the cognac.
Cognac is produced in the department of Charente Maritime, above Bordeaux.
The most important grape: Ugni Blanc, or Trebbaniano, a real mass production wine grape.
Fine Champaign is made from grapes coming from the Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne.
These are areas with a limey soil. The more lime, the higher the quality.