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Discover an immersive full-day Champagne tour from Reims, including visits to Maison G.H.Mumm, family growers, a picturesque village, and a traditional lunch.
A full-day exploration of the Champagne region from Reims, this tour combines visits to Maison G.H.Mumm, a family-run winery, and the charming village of Hautvillers. Priced at $289.64 per person, it lasts approximately 7 hours and 50 minutes, making it a comprehensive experience for those eager to understand champagne production. With limited group sizes of only eight people, the tour offers an intimate atmosphere and personalized attention from the guide. The journey includes seven tastings, a delicious local lunch, and insightful explanations of the champagne-making process.
This tour suits visitors who value expert-led champagne tastings, desire a small-group experience, and want a well-rounded day that combines industry visits, scenic drives, and regional cuisine. A notable highlight is the visit to G.H. Mumm’s underground cellars, renowned worldwide, along with an authentic tasting at a family-run winery. The inclusion of lunch at a local winery with regional specialties adds a satisfying culinary touch. One consideration: the tour is not designed for children under 10 years and doesn’t include hotel pickup or drinks apart from champagne and wine, making it ideal for adults seeking a focused, relaxed day in champagne country.


The tour begins at the Office de Tourisme du Grand Reims – Site Gare, close to public transportation options. From here, guests board a comfortable, air-conditioned minivan that accommodates up to eight passengers. The small-group setup fosters a relaxed, engaging environment, perfect for asking questions and enjoying personalized attention. After the tour, participants are dropped back at the same meeting point in Reims.
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The highlight of the day is the tour of G.H. Mumm’s underground cellars in Reims. This 1 hour 30 minutes visit offers insight into champagne aging and storage, with the opportunity to sample your first glass of bubbly during the exploration. Guests learn about the prestigious house’s history and the traditional techniques used to craft their champagne. The cellars themselves impress with their depth and extensive storage spaces, providing a tangible connection to champagne’s heritage.
After the Mumm visit, the tour proceeds to La Montagne de Reims. Here, the guide leads a walk through vineyards, explaining the grape varieties that influence champagne flavor profiles. The drive continues toward Champagne Avenue in Epernay, where the scenery showcases the luxurious landscape of Champagne country.
A visit to Hautvillers follows, the picturesque village famous as the former home of Dom Pérignon. Guests can admire UNESCO-listed vineyards and visit the church where it’s believed champagne first flowed. The village’s charming streets and historical significance make it a favorite stop for those interested in champagne’s origins.

The tour includes a visit to a small, family-run winery, where guests enjoy a regional lunch. Typical dishes feature Reims ham and rose biscuits, paired with wine or champagne. The lunch experience is informal but flavorful, providing a taste of local gastronomy. The winery’s traditional methods are demonstrated during a tasting session, where guests learn to identify different flavors and understand the process from grape to bottle.
Following lunch, a champagne tasting class is held at the winery. The guide explains each step of champagne production, from grape harvesting to bottle aging, helping guests develop expertise in tasting. The seven glasses sampled during the day include champagnes from both large producers like G.H. Mumm and smaller growers, showcasing a diverse range of styles and quality levels.
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Throughout the tour, the guides are praised for their knowledge and friendly approach. Names like Suzanne, Anne, and Francesco appear repeatedly in reviews as enthusiastic, well-informed, and engaging hosts. Their explanations help guests appreciate the craftsmanship behind champagne, making the experience both educational and enjoyable.

The tour involves walking through vineyards and cellars, which may require moderate physical activity. It is suitable for most travelers but not appropriate for children under 10 years or guests with mobility issues. As the tour doesn’t include hotel pickups, participants should meet at the designated location in Reims. The small group size fosters an intimate environment, but travelers should be prepared for a full day out.

Priced at $289.64 per person, the tour offers excellent value considering the extensive visits, tastings, and lunch included. Guests consistently praise the quality of the guide, variety of tastings, and personalized service. The small-group setting enhances the overall experience, making it ideal for those seeking a relaxed, informative, and authentic exploration of champagne.
This experience distinguishes itself through its focus on both large and small champagne producers, local gourmet lunch, and small-group size. While other tours may focus solely on either major houses or smaller growers, this one balances both in a well-structured itinerary. The inclusion of a scenic village visit adds cultural depth, and the expert guides ensure a comprehensive understanding of champagne.
This tour provides a thorough introduction to champagne, combining visits to iconic cellars, vineyard walks, and family-run wineries. The expert-guided tastings and regional lunch elevate the overall value, making it particularly appealing for wine lovers and those curious about champagne’s origins and production. The consistent 5-star reviews reflect a reliable, enriching experience.
The limited group size and personal attention make this tour stand out among many in the region. It suits travelers who want a well-rounded, immersive day with plenty of opportunities to ask questions and taste some of the best champagne in the world. While not geared toward children or those with mobility issues, for adults who appreciate authentic industry insights and beautiful scenery, this tour delivers a memorable and educational journey into the heart of Champagne.
“Suzanne was a fantastic tour guide. She is extremely knowledgeable about the entire process from trimming/maintenance of the vines and harvesting t…”
What is included in the price of the tour?
The price covers transportation by minivan, seven champagne tastings, a traditional lunch, and a personal guide.
Where does the tour start and end?
The tour begins and ends at the Office de Tourisme du Grand Reims – Site Gare in Reims, close to public transit.
How long does the tour last?
The entire experience lasts approximately 7 hours and 50 minutes.
Is the tour suitable for children?
The tour is not suitable for children under 10 years old.
Are drinks other than champagne included?
No, only champagne and wine are included; other drinks are not part of the experience.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, free cancellation is available if canceled at least 24 hours in advance.
What should I wear?
Comfortable shoes are recommended, especially for walking through vineyards and cellars.
Is hotel pickup provided?
No, guests meet at the designated Reims meeting point; hotel pickup is not included.
How many people are in each group?
The tour is limited to a maximum of 8 travelers, ensuring an intimate, personalized experience.
What makes this tour stand out?
The combination of visits to G.H. Mumm, small family wineries, regional cuisine, and expert guides creates a well-balanced, engaging day in Champagne country.