Rennes, Brittany's Capital
11/03/2009
What’s so special about Rennes? Well, for starters, it’s the capital Brittany, which is the only region in France with Celtic heritage. Kim samples the city’s food, culture, and sights to find out how Rennes has managed to hang on to its Celtic past all these years while still remaining uniquely French.
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Colors of Tournon
The recent alsace contest had the wrong answer, or the wrong information on the details page.
It stated:
"The Crémant d’Alsace (Alsatian Sparkling Wine) AOC designates bubbly Alsatian wines produced according to a traditional method dating from before the 19th century."
In other words, the 18th century. When I gave this answer, I was told I was wrong.