Aube Champagne

Aube Champagne is a regional subzone within the Champagne wine region in northeastern France, known for producing high-quality sparkling wines called Champagne. It has a cooler climate that influences the character of its wines, often resulting in fresh, crisp, and minerally flavors. The area is particularly famous for producing Pinot Noir grapes, which contribute to the structure and body of the wines, although Chardonnay and Pinot Meunier are also cultivated. Aube Champagne is recognized for offering more affordable options while maintaining the elegance and complexity associated with traditional Champagne.