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Discover the three main Champagne grape varieties through a fun, informative tasting in Épernay for just $40.72, led by expert winegrowers from the region.
A unique opportunity in Champagne, France, this tasting and discovery tour of the 3 Champagne grape varieties offers an engaging way to learn about the region’s signature grapes. For $40.72 per person, guests enjoy approximately one hour of guided exploration, focusing on Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier, and Chardonnay. The experience is designed for small groups of up to six travelers, ensuring a relaxed and personalized atmosphere.
This tour is ideal for anyone interested in gaining insight into Champagne production, especially those curious about how different grape varieties influence the flavor profiles of Champagne. The tasting features cuvées from the new generation of Champagne winegrowers, with each highlighting their terroir through authentic, distinctive Champagnes. The tour is available from Tuesday to Saturday and is close to public transportation, making it accessible for visitors staying in Épernay.
While the experience lasts only about an hour, it offers a practical, hands-on approach to understanding Champagne grapes and regional differences. The small group size guarantees attentive guidance, and the tour’s free cancellation policy provides flexibility for changing plans. This experience suits those seeking a concise, educational, yet relaxed introduction to Champagne wines.


This Champagne grape tasting takes place in Épernay, a key hub of the Champagne region. The guide leads guests through a detailed examination of Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier, and Chardonnay—the three principal grapes responsible for most Champagne styles. You learn how to identify each grape through sight, smell, and taste, gaining practical skills that enhance appreciation for Champagne’s complexity.
The selected cuvées are from the new generation of Champagne producers, emphasizing authenticity and regional terroirs. Each sample highlights the unique character that the grape varieties contribute to Champagne, making this tasting both educational and pleasurable.
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The tour begins at 1 Rue St Laurent in Épernay, a central location close to public transportation options. It’s designed to be accessible and convenient, with the activity ending back at the starting point. The timing from Tuesday to Saturday, with sessions at 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM and 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM, offers flexibility for visitors’ schedules.
The mobile ticket feature simplifies check-in, and service animals are allowed, making this experience accessible to a variety of travelers. The tour operates with a maximum of six travelers, ensuring a more intimate and engaging experience.
While the specific guide’s name isn’t listed, the overall tone suggests a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. The focus is on learning about grapes and Champagne industry practices in France. The informative yet casual style makes complex topics accessible, perfect for those new to wine tasting or Champagne enthusiasts wanting a deeper understanding.
Guests find the experience both fun and informative, which is reflected in the perfect rating of 5.0 based on a review highlighting how much they learned and appreciated the friendly environment.

The key feature of this experience is its focus on the three main Champagne grape varieties. Unlike more comprehensive cellar visits, this tour emphasizes recognition and understanding of the grapes themselves, offering quick, practical knowledge in just one hour.
Plus, the focus on cuvées from new-generation winegrowers ensures visitors taste modern, authentic Champagnes, rather than mass-produced options. This highlights the innovative side of Champagne production, giving insight into current regional trends.
At $40.72 per person, this tour offers excellent value for those seeking a short, educational tasting. The advance booking window averages 49 days, indicating good planning ahead for interested visitors. The free cancellation policy adds peace of mind, allowing cancellations up to 24 hours before the experience.
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This Champagne grape variety tour is perfect for beginners, wine enthusiasts, and those curious about Champagne production. The small group size fosters personalized attention, making it suitable for travelers who prefer a relaxed, intimate setting.
It’s especially ideal for visitors with limited time in Épernay but who still want a meaningful introduction to Champagne’s core grape varieties and regional styles. The focus on authentic cuvées from innovative producers also appeals to those interested in current trends within the Champagne industry.
This guided tasting of the 3 Champagne grape varieties provides a concise yet thorough overview of the region’s fundamental grapes. It offers a friendly, relaxed environment to learn practical skills like recognizing grapes by sight, smell, and taste. The authentic cuvées from new-generation winegrowers ensure a taste experience rooted in regional identity.
While brief, the hour-long format is perfect for those who want a focused, high-quality introduction to Champagne. The small group size, accessible location, and flexible booking options make this an attractive choice for visitors seeking an authentic and educational Champagne tasting.
“It was in relaxed and friendly atmosphere. We Learnt a lot about grapes and champagne industry in France.”
What is the price of this Champagne grape varieties tour?
The tour costs $40.72 per person.
How long does the tasting last?
It lasts approximately one hour.
Where does the tour start?
The meeting point is 1 Rue St Laurent, Épernay.
What grapes are featured in this tour?
The tour focuses on Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier, and Chardonnay.
What kind of Champagne is tasted?
Guests sample cuvées from the new generation of Champagne winegrowers, emphasizing authentic regional styles.
Is the tour accessible?
Yes, it’s near public transportation and service animals are allowed.
How many people are in each group?
The tour is limited to a maximum of 6 travelers for a more intimate experience.
Can I cancel the tour if I change my mind?
Yes, full refunds are available if canceled at least 24 hours in advance.
What is included in the experience?
The tour includes a guided tasting and discovery of the three main grapes, with an emphasis on recognition and regional diversity.
Is advance booking necessary?
Booking is recommended, with bookings made on average 49 days in advance.