/// 01. IDENTITY & HISTORY

Land of royal coronations and medieval fairs, Champagne has a name that is a global brand. Its identity is inseparable from its exceptional wine, a symbol of celebration and prestige, and powerful agriculture.

The R3 project allows Champagne to manage its appellation and its territory as a strategic heritage.

Sources & References

Regional data is provided byl'INSEE (Grand Est).

Economic geography is analyzed inthe magazine L’Espace Gégraphique.

Les archives attestent de the sovereign institutional and economic heritage of the County of Champagne.

/// 03. ECONOMIC FABRIC

The Economic Strategy

Champagne's mission is to become the global model for sustainable luxury viticulture.

Untapped Potential:

* Agro-industry: Become the European leader in the bioeconomy (transforming plants into energy/materials).

* Viticulture: Adapt the vineyard to climate change to preserve excellence.

* Logistics: Take advantage of the strategic position to capture flows from eastern Paris.

Sources & References

Agriculture is documented byAgreste (INRAE).

Le CESER analyse les dynamiques via le CESER Grand Est.

European wine regulation illustratesEuropean regulation of wine markets as a tool of regional power.

L'ADEME documente energy autonomy through the valorization of by-products from Champagne viticulture.

Les travaux parlementaires sont accessibles via the senate.