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Kronenbourg 1664 is the most sold French beer in the world and the market leader for Show More

Kronenbourg 1664 is the most sold French beer in the world and the market leader for high-end premium beers. It was named after the year the Hatt family, the founders of Kronenbourg, first started commercial brewing. Kronenbourg is the fifth oldest beer brand in the world that still exists today.Its golden hues and delicate bitterness come from selecting the best hops, the 'Strisselspalt', and the unique know-how of Kronenbourg’s master brewers for over 300 years.Strisselspalt is also named the caviar of hops by the expert master brewers around the world for its low bitterness and aromatic qualities. Its specific soil and culture technique requirements makes it rare and quite unique to the Alsace Region and Kronenbourg recipes. Show Less

Grand Est - Alsace-Champagne-Ardenne-Lorraine

Grand Est is the newly adopted name of the region Alsace-Champagne-Ardenne-Lorraine or ACAL.

This region was created with the territorial reform that took effect on January 1, 2016.

The Grand Est is the 6th largest French region.

It includes 10 departements:

Ardennes (08 - Charleville-Mézières), Aube (10 - Troyes), Marne (51 - Châlons-en-Champagne), Haute-Marne (52 - Chaumont), Meurthe-et-Moselle (54 - Nancy), Meuse (55 - Bar-le-Duc), Moselle (57 - Metz), Bas-Rhin (67 - Strasbourg), Haut-Rhin (68 - Colmar) and Vosges (88 - Epinal)

Strasbourg is the administrative centre or préfecture.

Strasbourg Eurométropole regroups the city of Strasbourg and Greater Strasbourg; it is the region's largestinter-urban area.

Strasbourg is also the seat of the Council of Europe, European Parliament and European Court of Human Rights.

The Metropole du Grand Nancy or Grand Nancy is the region's third most populated inter-urban area.

Strasbourg and Nancy are the Grand Est's only inter-urban areas with the status of 'metropolis'.

Mulhouse Alsace Agglomération is the region's second most populated inter-urban area with over 250,000 inhabitants.

Finally, Metz Métropole and Reims Metropole are the other two largest inter-urban communities (over 200 000 inhabitants).

The Grand Est brings together the historical regions of Alsace, Lorraine and Champagne, and is thus a blend of Latin and Germanic traditions that vary from an area to another.

A major place of international trade

The Grand Est economy relies on industry, agriculture and trade.

It is also a major place of international trade exchanges.

Firstly, it has common borders with Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany and Switzerland.

Secondly, it is centered on the Rhine Valley, the focal point of the European Megalopolis or Manchester–Milan Axis, also known as the Blue Banana.

This discontinuous corridor of urbanisation is a major trade axis on the continent, as it gathers some 111 millions inhabitants.

Goods transit to and from the ports of the North Sea via the Rhine's major river ports of Strasbourg, Mulhouse, Metz and Nancy.

Add to this an extensive network of river ways - Meuse, Moselle, Marne and Saône.

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Finally the international airport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg, contributes to these international exchanges.

The Franco-Swiss airport, renamed EuroAirport in 1987, is located in France and is the only bi-national airport in the world.

Three other airports serve the Grand Est: Strasbourg-Entzheim, Metz-Nancy-Lorraine and Chalons-Vatry.

The TGV connects Paris to Strasbourg, and the TGV Marseille - Lyon - Frankfurt am Main stops in Mulhouse and Strasbourg.

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Tourism

The Grand Est has 6 nature parks (7 in 2018) that largely contribute to sustain local tourism.

The hilly Alsace and Vosges areas have a mountain climate.

The Vosges are the only mountain range in the region and boast 25 skiing resorts.

Western Champagne has an oceanic climate, however, the eastern side is semi-continental.

This areais renowned for its prestigious vineyards, which are amazingly the northernmost in France.

The rest of the Grand Est region has a semi-continental climate, with pockets of micro-climates depending on the altitude.

Area: 57 433 km2
Population: 5,552.388 (01/01/2013)

Photos via Wikimedia: Map region by Oie blanche is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0

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