Top Champagne Wine Tasting Tours

This small-group tour is a Champagne lover’s dream, offering convenient minivan transportation between Champagne region highlights. Start with a guided tour and tastings at the iconic Veuve Clicquot cellars (which may be replaced with a similar house if unavailable), followed by a visit to the charming village of Hautvillers, where Dom Pérignon is buried. Then, enjoy tasting, and lunch at a winery, along with a visit to another small, independent Champagne producer.

When you're on vacation in the Champagne region, don't miss the chance to visit one of its esteemed wineries. This small-group tasting experience takes place at the Champagne Guy Méa, a family-run Champagne house that uses traditional production methods passed down through generations. You'll sample three glasses, and learn about the 'terroir' from an expert guide.

Champagne lovers—this is the tour for you. Spend an afternoon exploring and tasting your way around the idyllic Champagne region of France. You won’t have to worry about how to get there, as round-trip transport from Reims is included. See the historic village of Hautvillers, and visit vineyards and two family-wineries for multiple delicious Champagne tastings.

Taste Champagne at the source on a small-group tour from Reims. Visit two smaller champagne producers to learn about its production process and terroir. Enjoy tastings of the famous sparkling wine, stroll through the underground Champagne caves, and hear details about how it is made.

Discover the effervescent secrets behind France’s famous Champagne region on this half-day, small-group tasting tour from Epernay. Admire the houses of esteemed producers along the city’s ‘Avenue de Champagne,’ learn about the complex Champagne-making process and sample some of the bubbles. Tour the cellars and sip best-selling ‘cuvees’ at a family winery, and tuck into a delicious French lunch paired with more Champagne.

Spend a day exploring the Champagne capital of Epernay on this half-day tour with a private guide. Visit Hautvillers, the birthplace of Champagne, to see Dom Pérignon's church and vineyard. Stop at Aÿ-Champagne's famed Grand Cru village and vineyard as well as a family-owned production site to indulge in a guided tasting.

Champagne tasting at small Champagne houses is a not-to-be-missed experience for connoisseurs of vintage French bubbly. This small-group tour of the Champagne-producing region of Reims, France also includes a stroll down the Avenue de Champagne.

This tour is the only one to include the Word Famous Champagne Houses Veuve Clicquot and Moët & Chandon with an expert local guide. Discover the UNESCO Heritage Reims Cathedrale and the Capital city of Champagne Epernay and its Avenue de Champagne.

Learn how to taste fizz like the experts, and impress your friends back home, with this Reims-based champagne-tasting crash course. Enjoy four tastings with accompanying snacks as your guide offers in-depth background about the Reims wine region and the intricacies of champagne production. What's more, a small group size ensures an intimate experience and your instructor’s full attention.

VIP and unusual outing, >. Experience an unforgettable adventure in the heart of the prestigious Champagne vineyards with our exclusive 4x4 Defender journey. Be transported through picturesque landscapes and swaying vineyards, where luxury meets adventure. Aboard our robust and elegant Defender, you will explore hidden trails and discover the secrets of Champagne. A unique experience for 2 to 8 people, tasting champagne at the tops of the vineyards. Panoramic points at the highest and closest to the hillsides. The wine tourism safari guaranteed escape, Connexion Champenoise an experience like no other.

Discover Epernay and its surroundings on board an amazing open-top imperial bus that allows you to enjoy a superb view of the Champagne landscapes. The tour is accompanied by Marie-Antoinette, your Guide, a local child from a family of winegrowers who shares anecdotes, stories and traditions that are the soul of Champagne. The tour begins on the famous Avenue de Champagne, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where the great Champagne houses follow one another. Then head to the vineyard-lined hillsides and the emblematic villages of the region such as Hautvillers, the cradle of champagne and Aÿ in the hours option, village of the prestigious Bollinger house. You will taste 3 flutes of champagne from local selections, accompanied by a small snack. Finally, on a festive Rating, watch a demonstration of sabering, an iconic tradition of the region, as spectacular as it is convivial.

Reims is a historic and elegant city in the heart of the Champagne region, known for its UNESCO-listed cathedral, refined gastronomy, and world-famous sparkling wine. Our Food Tour will introduce you to traditional French flavours, local specialties, and, of course, Champagne. Start your journey with a tasting of fine local cheeses paired with a glass of Champagne, a perfect introduction to the richness and elegance of the region’s culinary heritage. Along the way, you’ll enjoy a traditional plat du jour in a typical French restaurant, giving you a true insight into everyday local cuisine. Afterwards, indulge in a freshly made sweet crêpe, served warm in a cozy setting, before finishing with a tasting of the iconic Biscuit Rose of Reims, a historic local delicacy.

Discover the heart of the Champagne region on this half-day tour from Épernay, the Capital of Champagne. Explore the beautiful countryside, visit two family-owned Champagne houses located in prestigious Grand Cru villages, and enjoy two tastings of three champagnes each. Depart from the Épernay Tourist Office and drive along the famous Avenue de Champagne, home to prestigious houses such as Moët & Chandon, Perrier-Jouët, Pol Roger, and Boizel, before heading into the rolling vineyards. Visit Champagne Voirin-Jumel in the Grand Cru village of Cramant for a tasting of three champagnes, then continue to Champagne Jean Milan in the Grand Cru village of Oger for a guided cellar tour and a second tasting of three champagnes. Finish in Hautvillers, the birthplace of Champagne, where you'll follow in the footsteps of Dom Pérignon, admire the UNESCO-listed vineyards, and stop at a panoramic viewpoint overlooking the beautiful Marne Valley before returning to Épernay.

If you want to discover what care we take to our vines in Champagne, if you want to finally know all the secrets of making this precious nectar, if you want to taste a champagne from a local producer who works in sustainable viticulture this tour is made for you!

Venture into the heart of the Champagne region—and step off the crowded tourist trail—on this immersive, small-group tour. Pick between morning and afternoon departure times, and set off from central Reims. Venture first to the village of Hautvillers—where Dom Pérignon is buried—before visiting two independent Grand or Premier Cru producers. Enjoy in-depth tours, taste numerous Champagnes, and learn all about the wine’s rich heritage.

Drink your way through the Champagne region of France safely and comfortably with this small-group tasting tour. Your English-speaking guide / driver will take you to three different producers, where you'll get to try a variety of different champagnes. You and your group will also stop for an included three-course lunch along the way.

Champagne Lamiable is a family-run Champagne estate in the Grand Cru village of Tours-sur-Marne. With this guided tour, learn all about the world-famous bubbly and the wine-making process as you explore the winery, peek into the wine cellar, and see the winepress, vat, and barrels. At the end of the tour, enjoy a Champagne tasting and sample your choice of three Grand Cru cuvées.

Explore the Champagne capital of France without getting overwhelmed by vacation planning on this small-group tour to Épernay from Reims. Enjoy a comprehensive itinerary that includes regional vineyards, the Avenue de Champagne, and Hautvillers - Dom Pérignon's resting place. Follow your guide as you learn about the wine-making process and enjoy wine tastings and lunch at a local Champagne estate.

Staying in the French capital doesn’t mean missing out on the Champagne region. Visit the majestic city cathedral in Reims, and two champagne estates. You’ll likely recognise the names: Vranken Pommery and Michel Fagot. Champagne is literally a breath of fresh air after the city, and as well as soaking up glorious views, you’ll return knowing all about how champagne is made.

The experience of your guide will give you unforgettable moments with this half-day excursion. Comfortably installed in our van, your guide will take you to the heart of the Marne Valley vineyards. Nestled in the middle of the hillsides, it will take you on a tour of a family estate which will be followed by tasting of 3 different champagne. You will be in total immersion in the vineyard where all your senses will be awakened. Enjoy the countryside in a friendly and warm area.

The unofficial capital of Champagne, Reims boasts a rich history and spectacular architecture. Skip the hassle of planning routes and researching topics and join a local guide for this introductory walking tour, a fascinating journey through a story that dates back 2,000 years. Finish your tour with a glass of Champagne in the city market (book the child option if you would prefer a soft drink instead).

Champagne Lamiable is a family-run Champagne estate in the Grand Cru village of Tours-sur-Marne. With this guided tour, get hands-on as you learn how the famous bubbly is made, and enjoy a blind tasting of three Champagnes. After choosing your favorite, play winemaker as you disgorge your half-bottle of Champagne and create your own label. Take home your customized bottle as a souvenir.

Seeing Champagne’s countryside can be slow and limiting without a car, and many of its most beautiful vineyard roads aren’t well served by public transport. This small-group, e-bike tour lets you cover more ground with less effort as you ride through UNESCO World Heritage-listed vineyards and along the Marne Canal. Visit a traditional Champagne house to learn how the wines are made and enjoy tastings—gaining an understanding you'd miss if exploring the area on your own.