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Exploring the renowned Champagne region‘s rich winemaking traditions can be an unforgettable experience. This small group tour offers an intimate glimpse into the art of champagne production, visiting two family-owned, independent Grand or Premier Cru producers. With knowledgeable guides, comfortable transportation, and a delightful lunch, you will enjoy in-depth tastings and uncover the secrets behind the region’s iconic bubbly. But the true highlight may lie in the tour’s visit to the historic village of Hautvillers, the burial site of the legendary Dom Pérignon.
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This small group Champagne tour provides an intimate half-day experience visiting two independent Grand or Premier Cru producers in the Reims region of France.
With a maximum of 8 participants, the tour offers a personalized, insider’s look at the champagne-making process. Departures are available in the morning and afternoon, and include hotel pickup and drop-off.
After exploring the village of Hautvillers, where Dom Pérignon is buried, guests will enjoy in-depth tours and tastings of 6 different champagnes.
The afternoon tour also includes a visit to Dom Perignon’s church.
The tour begins with a visit to the village of Hautvillers, where the legendary Dom Pérignon, widely credited as the inventor of champagne, is buried.
Participants then tour two independent Grand or Premier Cru producers, experiencing in-depth tours and tastings of six different champagnes.
Afternoon tours include a visit to Dom Perignon’s church.
Throughout the experience, travelers enjoy an intimate group setting, with a maximum of eight participants, led by knowledgeable guides.
The tour provides an opportunity to explore the region’s rich champagne heritage and appreciate the unique offerings of family-run wineries.
The tour includes transportation in Mercedes minivans with air conditioning, as well as entrance fees for visits and tastings at two family-run wineries.
Hotel pick-up and drop-off service are provided. Lunch is included, though personal expenses aren’t covered.
Purchases made during the tour can be shipped to select locations, including the US, Australia, and Europe.
The tour isn’t suitable for children or pregnant travelers, and it isn’t wheelchair accessible.
The meeting point is in front of the tourism office at the Reims train station.
Although the Champagne Tour of Small Producers isn’t suitable for children or pregnant travelers, it provides an intimate and immersive experience for participants.
The tour isn’t wheelchair accessible, so mobility may be a concern for some guests. The meeting point is conveniently located in front of the tourism office at the Reims train station.
The tour group is limited to a maximum of 8 participants, ensuring a personalized experience. Participants can expect:
The Champagne Tour of Small Producers has overwhelmingly positive reviews, with an average rating of 4.9 out of 5 based on 289 reviews.
Travelers praise the knowledgeable guides, personalized experiences, and enjoyable tastings. While some critiques mention disappointment with specific producers, the overall feedback is resoundingly positive.
The tour offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and flexible booking options, allowing visitors to reserve now and pay later.
With its intimate group size, in-depth winery tours, and exceptional value, it’s no wonder this Champagne experience is highly recommended by 97% of participants.
As visitors embark on the Champagne Tour of Small Producers, they first venture to the village of Hautvillers, where the legendary Dom Pérignon is buried.
This historic pilgrimage sets the stage for an intimate exploration of two family-run Champagne producers.
The tour includes:
In-depth visits to the wineries, providing an insider’s perspective on the craft of Champagne making.
Tastings of 6 different Champagnes, allowing participants to savor the nuances of each producer’s style.
A visit to Dom Pérignon’s church, adding a spiritual dimension to the experience.
Transportation in comfortable Mercedes minivans, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable journey.
What truly captivates visitors on this Champagne tour is the immersive tasting experience. At each independent winery, guests engage in in-depth tours and tastings of six different Champagnes.
From the iconic Brut to the rare vintage offerings, participants savor the nuanced flavors and aromas that make each producer’s bubbly unique. The knowledgeable guides share insights into the region’s history and winemaking techniques, enriching the tasting.
Whether sipping a crisp blanc de blancs or a bold rosé, guests leave with a deeper appreciation for the art of Champagne production. The personal, intimate nature of the tastings makes this tour a truly memorable experience.
Booking this Champagne tour is straightforward and flexible. Customers can reserve the experience now and pay later. Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the start.
The tour includes:
The meeting point is in front of the tourism office at the Reims train station. This small-group tour has a maximum of 8 participants, ensuring an intimate experience.
Convenient morning and afternoon departure options are available.
The tour provides ample time for in-depth tastings and tours at each of the two family-run champagne producers. Participants can expect to spend approximately 1-1.5 hours exploring each winery and sampling 3 different champagnes.
The tour provider offers vegetarian and gluten-free meal options. Travelers with dietary restrictions should notify the tour operator in advance to ensure their needs are accommodated.
The tour does not allow participants to bring their own champagne bottles to be shipped. The inclusions cover transportation, entrance fees, tastings, and lunch, but personal purchases and shipping are the responsibility of each participant.
There is no strict dress code for the tour. Visitors are encouraged to dress comfortably and in casual attire suitable for a half-day tour involving walking and visits to small wine producers.
Yes, participants can purchase additional Champagne bottles during the tour. The tour includes shipping options for purchases to be sent to the US, Australia, and Europe.
This small group Champagne tour offers an intimate and immersive experience to explore the rich traditions of Champagne-making. Visitors will enjoy in-depth tastings, a visit to the historic village of Hautvillers, and comfortable transportation, all while discovering the craft of two independent Grand or Premier Cru producers. With a personalized approach and knowledgeable guides, this tour provides an exceptional opportunity to explore the world of Champagne.