Noë-Les-Mallets: Champagne, Landscapes and Village History

Noë-Les-Mallets offers several ways to plan your stay: Champagne experiences that require advance booking, routes through the countryside, and reminders of the village’s history. If you are looking for a hotel in this destination, start by considering what you would like to do each day. Tours and tastings require prior arrangements; the walking routes and picnic area offer different options for your plans. This lets you choose based on the things that interest you locally.

Champagne Tours and Tastings

Champagne Cordeuil Père & Fille is a family business in its third generation. Half of its vineyard area was certified organic in 2015, and the other half in 2019. The house produces various Champagnes from blends of different vintages and grape varieties. Cellar tours and tastings are available by prior appointment. During the tasting, you can sample Champagnes aged between 6 and 15 years.

Veuve Doussot traces its winemaking tradition in Noë-Les-Mallets back to 1746. Veuve Doussot offers guided tours by prior reservation. Grape harvest days are a seasonal offering; check the current dates and arrangements before travelling.

Plateau de Blu: Picnic Area and Views

The picnic area on the Plateau de Blu is located above Essoyes, within the territory of the communes of Noë-Les-Mallets and Fontette. Facilities include a few tables and benches, a Cadole, and an orientation board. The plateau offers panoramic views of vineyards and woodland. In clear weather, the Lorraine Cross in Colombey-les-Deux-Églises may also be visible. Vineyards and woodland shape the panorama; the distant view of the cross depends on clear weather.

Two Routes, Different Planning Details

A tourist description, last updated on June 7, 2015, gives the “Tour de Noë-les-Mallets” circular route an approximate duration of 1 hour and 40 minutes and says it is marked in white and yellow. Check the route before setting out, as details may change.

The “Chemin Geoffroy Sifferlen” is an orange-marked, 18-km circular route between Essoyes and Noë-Les-Mallets. Information boards describe the local flora and fauna. You can travel the route on foot, on horseback, by horse-drawn carriage, or by mountain bike.

For planning purposes, the first route is described by its approximate duration; for the Chemin, the key details are its circular distance and the choice of four possible ways to get around. The Chemin also offers a specific point of interest for anyone interested in the local flora and fauna.

Romanesque Church and Washhouse

Noë-Les-Mallets has a Romanesque church with a 12th-century portal, as well as a washhouse. The details about the church refer to different things: “Romanesque” describes the architectural style, while the date applies to the portal. The washhouse is another architectural feature of the village.

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