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Reims afternoon Champagne tour: Six tastings at family wineriesAn afternoon Champagne tour from Reims visits two small family-run producers and the village of Hautvillers, where Dom Pérignon is buried. The tour runs 4.5 hours starting at 2 pm from Reims Centre train station, includes an English-speaking guide, six tastings across both wineries, and entrance fees; groups stay under eight people. Children from age 4 are welcome.Is it for me?Arrive by train and taste six Champagnes at two family wineries in Hautvillers the same afternoon, with guided transport between each stop.
Reims: 2 Champagne Producers Tasting & Hautvillers Half DayYou visit two small champagne estates outside Reims with a guide who explains the process and lets you taste six champagnes across both stops. The afternoon option includes Hautvillers village and Dom Pérignon's church. A minivan picks you up at the train station, keeps the group under eight, and returns you by early evening or early afternoon depending on your slot.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in Reims without a car who want to taste real champagne at small producers rather than tourist estates. The half-day format (morning or afternoon) fits around train schedules, and the minivan handles the driving so you can focus on the tastings.
Reims: Champagne Tastings & Dom Perignon Abbey Day TripYou spend the day moving between three family-run champagne estates with a driver-guide, tasting nine different champagnes and learning how each one is made. You see Dom Perignon's tomb in Hautvillers, walk Avenue de Champagne in Epernay, and eat lunch at a local restaurant—all included. Small groups mean you're not herded; the fixed itinerary means you don't have to plan transport or timing yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste real champagne at the source without renting a car or piecing together your own itinerary—the guide handles the driving and knows which family estates are worth your time, and the fixed schedule gets you back to the station in time for an evening train.
Reims: Champagne Tour with Tastings & LunchYou meet your guide at the station, drive through Epernay's famous Champagne estates, walk through Hautvillers village with vineyard views, and sit down to a French lunch paired with five Champagne tastings at a family-owned house. The van holds eight people max, and you're back by early evening.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Champagne experience — the estates, the village, the tastings, the lunch — without arranging transport or figuring out which houses to visit; the small group size and fixed schedule are what make a full afternoon possible without feeling rushed.
Reims: 3 Champagne Producers Tour with 9 Tastings & LunchYou visit three family-run champagne producers in their own cellars, taste nine champagnes across the day, walk through Hautvillers where Dom Pérignon worked, and eat a two-course lunch with champagne included. Transport in a climate-controlled minivan, no more than eight people per group. The tour runs in English only.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to taste champagne where it's actually made rather than in a tasting room, and who prefer smaller producers to the big houses. Expect a full day of driving, walking, and tasting—that's what fits three cellars, nine tastings, and a proper lunch into one outing.
Reims: Mumm House, Hautvillers & Family Winery TastingYou arrive at the Reims tourism office in the morning and spend eight hours moving through three champagne producers: the famous Mumm cellars, a family winery where you eat lunch, and a smaller grower in Hautvillers where you taste three wines. Transport, guide, and all tastings are included. The group caps at eight, so you're not lost in a crowd.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Champagne story — the famous house, the birthplace village, a family producer — without arranging transport or timing between stops yourself. The fixed schedule and small group size are what fit all three producers and a proper lunch into one afternoon.
Reims & Epernay: Veuve Clicquot Tour & Family Winery LunchYou visit Veuve Clicquot's underground cellars and taste four cuvées, walk through Hautvillers village overlooking UNESCO vineyards, eat lunch at a family winery with wine included, and taste four more cuvées at a second estate — nine tastings across two houses in one day. Hotel pickup is available from Reims or Epernay, and the guide handles all the driving so you can focus on the wine and the landscape.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Champagne at the source without arranging transport, choosing wineries, or navigating between them yourself — the fixed schedule and small group size mean you spend the day learning and tasting instead of planning.
Reims Champagne tour: Two family producers, six tastingsA half-day Champagne tour from Reims visits two family-run producers with a local English-speaking guide, including six tastings and entry fees. The tour runs from 9:20 AM to 1:10 PM with a maximum of eight people, and covers the méthode champenoise from pressing to cellar aging at the first stop, then a shorter visit with the owners at the second estate.Is it for me?A free morning after you arrive in Reims, or a first day when you want to understand Champagne without the formality of the big houses — two family producers and a guide who speaks your language make that possible in a half-day.
Epernay Champagne Tour: Vintage Van & Cellar TastingYou ride through Epernay's famous avenue and two Champagne villages in a restored 1970s minivan, stop in a working vineyard to learn the year-round work, then descend into a family producer's cellar to see how Champagne is made. You taste three glasses at the estate before heading back, and the whole thing takes three hours with a local guide who knows the region's history.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see how Champagne is actually made without spending a full day in cellars, and prefer a small group in a character vehicle over a standard coach tour. The 3-hour length and vintage van keep the experience intimate and leave your afternoon free.
Reims: Veuve Clicquot & Family Grower Champagne Tasting with LunchYou visit Reims Cathedral, descend into the Veuve Clicquot cellars for four tastings, eat lunch at a local restaurant, drive through the Grand Cru vineyards, and finish at a family grower's cellar for a second tasting. Transport, all entry fees, and tastings are included; the guide picks you up in the city and returns you by early evening, leaving time for a train back to Paris.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to taste Champagne at both a world-famous house and a smaller family producer in one day without arranging transport or worrying about timing—the fixed itinerary and included lunch mean you show up and the day unfolds. Plan for a full eight hours out, which is what lets you see the Cathedral, the vineyards, and two different cellars without rushing.
Epernay Champagne tour with tastings and lunch: Small groupA small-group Champagne tour from Epernay led by an English-speaking guide, visiting the UNESCO vineyards of Hautvillers and the prestigious estates of Avenue de Champagne, with five wines tasted across the day and lunch paired with Champagne at a vineyard. The tour runs five hours, starts and ends at the Epernay tourist office, and keeps the group to a maximum of eight people.Is it for me?Spend your afternoon walking the UNESCO vineyards and Avenue de Champagne with an expert guide, then sit down to lunch and tastings at a family estate—everything timed and routed for you.
Reims Electric Bike Tour: Premier Cru Villages & LunchA full-day electric bike tour from Reims through UNESCO-listed vineyards and Premier Cru villages, ending at a champagne estate for a cellar tour, four tastings, and traditional French lunch. The route passes through Hautvillers, where Dom Pérignon is buried. Pickup and drop-off at Reims Centre train station; maximum eight riders; English-speaking guide included.Is it for me?You end the day having ridden through the actual Champagne vineyards, stood in the birthplace of the wine, and tasted it in a cellar—the small group size and fixed itinerary mean the whole day holds together without you arranging any of it.
Epernay: Hautvillers & Côte des Blancs Champagne TastingYou visit Dom Pérignon's village and the viewpoint where he worked, tour a family-owned Grand Cru vineyard in Oger, and taste three Champagnes plus three regional spirits from Goyard Distillery. The guide handles the route and the history; you handle the tasting and the questions. Small group, air-conditioned transport, and you're back by early afternoon.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in or near Epernay who want to understand Champagne beyond the famous brand names, since the tour centers on a small independent producer and regional spirits most tourists miss. Expect four hours on your feet and in the car — that's what fits both the vineyard walk and the tastings into one morning.
Champagne Vineyards: Private Tasting Tour with Local GuideYou’ll wander through Champagne’s UNESCO-listed hillsides near Epernay with a local guide, visit Dom Pérignon’s church in Hautvillers, meet an independent producer for Grand Cru tastings, sample traditional champagne spirits, and pause at panoramic viewpoints above the Marne Valley. Expect real stories, muddy shoes, and memories that linger longer than any glass of bubbly.
Champagne Tasting & Vineyard Tour from Epernay: 15 tastingsA private, full-day Champagne tasting experience from Epernay that combines a playful aroma workshop, visits to 3 independent family producers, and 15 commented tastings of Grand Cru and Premier Cru Champagnes paired with regional dishes. You'll drive through UNESCO-listed vineyards, stop in the Côte des Blancs, and walk the famous Avenue de Champagne where 200 million bottles rest in cellars below. The guide speaks English or French and handles all transport and tastings; lunch and snacks are included.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Champagne in the villages and estates where it's made, not just in a tasting room—the visits to 3 family producers and the stops in the vineyards themselves are what turn the tastings into a story about terroir and the people who work it.
CDG Airport to Reims Transfer: Private & Air-ConditionedYou're picked up at CDG Airport or your Paris hotel by a professional driver in a private, air-conditioned vehicle and driven directly to your accommodation in Reims or Épernay, with luggage assistance included. The journey takes around two hours with no other passengers on board. Return transfers operate the same way, timed to get you back to the airport without rushing.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the train schedule, rental desk or shared shuttle — a private car and driver handle the logistics so you arrive at your Champagne accommodation rested and on time.
Reims & Epernay to Paris: Electric Airport TransferA driver meets you at baggage claim with your name on a sign and takes you directly to Paris via the freeway, no stops. You get WiFi, phone charging, cold water, and air conditioning for the ninety-minute ride. The car is electric and the drop-off at Paris uses fast-track lanes, so you arrive refreshed and on schedule.Is it for me?Book this if you're landing in Reims or Epernay with luggage and want to reach Paris without arranging a taxi at the curb or timing yourself to a train schedule — the fixed price and direct freeway route mean you can relax from the moment you see your name on that sign.
Reims to Paris: Private Transfer & English-Speaking DriverYou get picked up at your Reims location at a time you choose, travel in a private vehicle sized to your group, and arrive at your chosen Paris address without arranging anything else. The driver handles luggage, speaks English, and can answer questions about the route. Bottled water and air conditioning are included. Book this if you want to skip the train station and the rental counter.Is it for me?Book this if you're traveling between Reims and Paris and want to skip the train station and rental counter — the driver handles everything from pickup to dropoff, so you just travel.
Reims to Paris CDG Airport: Private Van TransferYou get hotel pickup with a named driver, a private Mercedes or similar van, and bottled water for the two-hour drive to Paris CDG. The vehicle is disinfected before you board, 15 minutes of wait time is included if you need it, and the price is fixed—no surprises at the airport entrance.Is it for me?Book this if you're leaving Reims for a flight and don't want to arrange a taxi, negotiate a price, or rely on ride-share timing—the fixed rate and scheduled pickup remove those decisions entirely.
Reims to CDG Airport: Private Transfer & Flight TrackingYou get a private car with an English-speaking driver from Reims to CDG Airport (or Paris), with flight tracking so timing adjusts to your departure. The price is flat-rate and fixed before you book, WiFi and water are on board, and the 24/7 support line handles changes without you having to chase anyone down. The ninety-minute drive means you arrive with time to breathe, not time to panic.Is it for me?Book this if you're leaving Reims for CDG or Paris and want to skip the taxi negotiation and the shared-shuttle wait — the flat rate and flight tracking mean you arrive on time without the stress of arranging it yourself.
