Champagne Drappier wine cellars built 12th century by Cistercian monks: Charles de Gaulle used to be an habitual consumer of this kind of champagne, Urville, Aube, France
Champagne Drappier wine cellars built 12th century by Cistercian monks: Charles de Gaulle used to be an habitual consumer of this kind of champagne, Urville, Aube, France
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Champagne Drappier wine cellars built 12th century by Cistercian monks: Charles de Gaulle used to be an habitual consumer of this kind of champagne, Urville, Aube, France


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Image id: 817-26509
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Shot date: January 1998
Upload date: June 2010
Artist:  Doug Scott/age fotostock

 

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