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Barbara_R, May 2026
Friends, fun, and champagne!
We had a great experience. Our guide, Alexi, was knowledgeable, fun and flexible. Four friends did this tour together and visited two champagne houses, along with history, learning about the process of champagne making, seeing the cellars and equipment, the different types of grapes & champagne, and tastings. Seeing the countryside and the grapes growing along the way was lovely. The pace was perfect.
Valerie_B, Apr 2026
Must do tour in Bordeaux
So glad to have taken this tour, real highlight of our trip in Bordeaux. Margot the guide was incredible, funny and very dedicated for the group to have the best experience. The 2 vineyards we visited were great, I like that it wasn't big producers, more artisanal and dedicated to the wine craft. The visit in St-Emilion was lovely and I like that we got both a tour and free time to explore. I love that it was a small group, more space for questions and discussions.
Somphone_H, Apr 2026
We had a wonderful time...
We had a wonderful time seeing a small village and tasting amazing wines. Our guide was filled with tons of information and she taught us so much about the wine making process, the tasting process, and the history of the area. The experience was smooth, fun, informative, and we saw very beautiful sights.
Danielle_R, Apr 2026
A great day trip from Paris!
My husband and I really enjoyed this tour. We took the high speed train from Paris in the morning, and got to Reims a couple of hours before the tour started. We were able to walk around the town and have lunch before meeting up with our group. Our group of 8 included a sommelier from Oregon, and a couple from Portugal who runs their own vineyard, so it made for an interesting afternoon. Our guide Chloe was very knowledgeable, having grown up in the region, and gave us a lot of history. We had an air conditioned Mercedes van that was very comfortable, and our first stop was to Hautvillers, where we visited the church where Dom Perignon is buried. We then stopped at a vineyard to learn how the Champagne grapes are grown and tended to. Finally, we stopped at two local producers and got to try several glasses of champagne. It was a beautiful day, and we learned a lot!
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