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What are 3 grapes used to produce champagne?
The three main grapes used to produce champagne are:
1. Pinot Noir: This red grape contributes body, structure, and tannins to the wine.
2. Chardonnay: This white grape provides acidity, freshness, and a floral aroma.
3. Pinot Meunier: This red grape adds fruitiness, roundness, and early maturity.
While these are the most common grapes, other varieties like Pinot Blanc and Arbanne may be used in small amounts.
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