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Experience a full-day private tour from Paris to the Champagne region, visiting top houses like Moët & Chandon, tasting 7-10 glasses of bubbly, and enjoying gourmet lunch.

This private tour to the Champagne region offers a seamless and luxurious way to explore France’s world-famous sparkling wine. For $694.09 per person, you will enjoy 8 to 10 hours of guided visits, tastings, and scenic views, all from the comfort of a private, air-conditioned vehicle. The tour departs from Paris at 7:30 am, with pickup at your hotel, making it perfect for travelers seeking a hassle-free and personalized experience.
You get to visit renowned houses like Moët & Chandon, Taittinger, and Pommery, along with more intimate producers such as Champagne Le Gallais. The carefully curated itinerary balances iconic cellar tours with visits to historic sites and stunning vistas of the Marne valley. This tour is especially suited for those who want an in-depth exploration of Champagne without rushing, thanks to the flexible stops and dedicated guide keen to accommodate your requests.

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The tour begins with a visit to Moët & Chandon, where the group enjoys a 1 hour 30 minute guided tour of the cellar. Admission is included, and you’ll learn about the champagne-making process while seeing the historic cellars. The tasting session here highlights several of the house’s signature styles, with up to 10 glasses of champagne available during the day.
This stop offers a chance to appreciate the grandeur of one of the most recognizable Champagne houses, with its deep-rooted tradition and impressive underground tunnels. The guide’s knowledge shines through as they explaining the history behind Moët & Chandon and its role in the Champagne world.

Next, the tour takes you to the Abbaye Saint-Pierre d’Hautvillers, where a brief 15-minute visit reveals the church and the tomb of Dom Pérignon, the monk often credited with pioneering Champagne production. This stop provides insight into the monastic origins of Champagne and the village’s significance in wine history.
The guide offers a short description of the area’s vineyard traditions, setting the scene for the panoramic views that follow. You get a 15-minute stop in Hautvillers to admire the landscape, which is celebrated for its bucolic charm and vine-covered slopes.

In Hautvillers, a 15-minute stop offers sweeping views over the Marne valley. The guide describes the vineyard specificities and the unique qualities that influence Champagne production here. This is a perfect moment for photos and to appreciate the earth and climate shaping the region’s famous bubbles.
The scenery highlights why Champagne’s terroir is so prized, with the hillsides and vineyards stretching as far as the eye can see.

After the scenic stops, the tour pauses for a 1 hour 30 minute lunch in a carefully selected gourmet restaurant in Épernay. The meal is included and provides a chance to relax and enjoy local culinary specialties alongside some extra glasses of Champagne if desired.
This break also allows for a moment to discuss the morning’s visits, share impressions, and get personalized recommendations from the guide on Champagne tasting options or additional sightseeing in the region.
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The afternoon features a visit to Champagne Le Gallais, a producer known for its heritage and character. You spend about 1 hour 15 minutes exploring the heritage-rich vineyard and cellars, with a tasting session included. The house’s distinctive character comes from its unique vineyard practices and dedicated craftsmanship.
This stop allows for a deeper appreciation of Champagne production on a smaller, more intimate scale. The guide provides detailed explanations about the winemaking process and the difference in flavor profiles compared to the larger houses.

Throughout the day, the professional guide and driver remain attentive to your requests, making this tour highly adaptable. Whether you want more time at a particular house or an additional scenic stop, the flexibility ensures a tailored experience. The private transportation guarantees comfort and convenience, with pickup and drop-off at your Paris hotel.
The tour concludes after a full day of exploration, with plenty of memories and tastings to take home.

The tour starts at 7:30 am, giving ample time to cover several highlights without feeling rushed. Booking is recommended approximately 43 days in advance due to high demand, and the tour is suitable for most travelers. It is near public transportation for easy access from Paris, and the activity is private, meaning only your group participates.
Cancellation is free if made at least 24 hours in advance, providing flexibility in case of unexpected plans.
This all-inclusive private experience offers a blend of famous houses and exclusive producers, combined with stunning scenery and expert guidance. The knowledgeable guide enhances the experience by sharing insights on Champagne’s history and production, making it ideal for enthusiasts and newcomers alike.
At $694.09, it provides a comprehensive, premium day in the Champagne region, featuring transport, tastings, meals, and visits all in one package. The positive reviews reinforce its quality, with visitors celebrating the passion and professionalism of the guide and the comfort of the vehicle.
This private Champagne region excursion stands out for its balanced itinerary and personalized approach. It is perfect for those who want to experience both the grandeur and intimacy of Champagne production in one day, with plenty of tastings and scenic moments.
While the price may be higher than group tours, the luxury of private transport and flexibility make it worthwhile. It suits wine lovers, history buffs, and travelers seeking a relaxed yet informative day outside Paris. Expect a well-paced, engaging experience that combines wine education and scenic beauty in equal measure.
“Great way to do Champagne region in 1 day from Paris. Pick up and drop-off at Paris hotel. Comfortable car. JB the tour guide is VERY knowledgeable…”
How long does the tour last?
The tour lasts approximately 8 to 10 hours, starting at 7:30 am from Paris.
Are meals included?
Yes, a gourmet lunch in Épernay is included, along with alcoholic beverages and tastings throughout the day.
Which Champagne houses are visited?
Tour highlights include Moët & Chandon and Champagne Le Gallais, plus a quick visit to Pommery or Taittinger as part of the flexible itinerary.
Is this tour suitable for vegetarians or specific dietary needs?
The tour includes lunch at a restaurant, so dietary requirements can likely be accommodated if communicated in advance.
Can the tour be canceled?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the scheduled start.
What is the group size?
This is a private tour, so only your group participates, ensuring a personalized experience.
How many glasses of champagne are included?
The tour includes between 7 and 10 glasses of champagne, offering plenty of tasting opportunities.
What makes this tour different from others?
The personalized guide, luxury private vehicle, and visits to both famous and boutique houses set this tour apart, providing a comprehensive yet intimate Champagne adventure.