Marville Opens Its Wine Cellars is kept because the event links tasting to the historic cellars of a Renaissance town in the Meuse. The municipal source describes residents and Marville Terres Communes opening the cellars for a weekend with more than a dozen producers and wines from several French regions, including Meuse, Champagne and Cotes de Toul. The value here is not a generic wine fair, but the use of Marville’s built heritage as the setting for a cellar-to-cellar encounter with wine producers.
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