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Reims · Montagne de Reims
If you only have time for one of the big houses in Reims, go to Ruinart. The two-hour tour takes you deep into the old chalk quarries, with artworks appearing along the route.
Reims · Montagne de Reims
Veuve Clicquot offers an accessible introduction to the historic cellars of Reims and the story behind its famous yellow label. The one-hour entry tour fits easily into a day with other sights.
Reims · Montagne de Reims
Pommery immediately stands out for its neo-Gothic buildings. Beneath the estate, long chalk galleries regularly host contemporary art.
Épernay · Vallée de la Marne
Moët & Chandon sits on the Avenue de Champagne and is easy to reach on foot from central Épernay. It is a large, professionally run house with several types of tour.
Épernay · Vallée de la Marne
Leclerc Briant focuses on how champagne is made. The visit covers the press, barrels, winery and cellars.
Aÿ-Champagne · Vallée de la Marne
Ayala is located in the centre of Aÿ and combines the organisation of an established house with the feel of a compact wine village. It pairs well with Pressoria or a walk through Aÿ.
Le Mesnil-sur-Oger · Côte des Blancs
Michel Turgy is a small producer in Le Mesnil-sur-Oger, one of the best-known Chardonnay villages in the Côte des Blancs. The welcome is more personal than at the large houses.
Hautvillers · Vallée de la Marne
Champagne Fernand Lemaire gives you the chance to visit a family producer in Hautvillers. It is an easy way to combine the village and its viewpoints with a proper tasting.
Les Riceys · Côte des Bar
Champagne Morize is based in Les Riceys and has an old Cistercian cellar. The tasting also introduces Rosé des Riceys and Coteaux Champenois.
Reims · Montagne de Reims
Lanson shows many stages of the production process. The route runs from the small vineyard beside the house through the winery and into the cellars.
Reims · Montagne de Reims
Taittinger welcomes visitors into historic chalk quarries beneath Saint-Nicaise. The renewed visitor centre is modern and gives the site’s history plenty of attention.
Reims · Montagne de Reims
G.H. Mumm is close to central Reims. Its tours cover the history of the house, the role of Pinot Noir and the cellars.
Épernay · Vallée de la Marne
At Mercier, a small train runs through part of the extensive cellars beneath Épernay. The audio guide is available in several languages, making this an easy visit for families and mixed-language groups.
Chouilly · Côte des Blancs
Nicolas Feuillatte shows modern Champagne production on a large scale. You see the winery, riddling, disgorging and labelling areas.
Bouzy · Montagne de Reims
Champagne Brice is a family house in the Grand Cru village of Bouzy. You visit old cellars cut into the chalk and taste cuvées from villages including Aÿ, Bouzy, Cramant and Verzenay.
Bouzy · Montagne de Reims
Gaston Collard is an organic and biodynamic family estate in Bouzy. The visit focuses on the vineyard and Pinot Noir from the Grand Cru slopes around the village.
Les Riceys · Côte des Bar
This family estate in Les Riceys makes Coteaux Champenois and Rosé des Riceys as well as champagne. It lets you compare several wines from the same village in one visit.
Les Riceys · Côte des Bar
Champagne Didier Goussard welcomes visitors in a village house in Les Riceys. The explanation covers the family estate, production and the differences between the local wines.
Épernay · Vallée de la Marne
Boizel is a family house on the Avenue de Champagne with a light, modern reception area. It sits comfortably between the largest houses and a small grower visit.
Épernay · Vallée de la Marne
De Castellane is easy to recognise by its red-and-white tower beside the railway. Inside, the route follows the production process and includes the Musée de la Tradition Champenoise.
Aÿ-Champagne · Vallée de la Marne
Bollinger is based in Aÿ and has gardens, cellars and historic vineyards. Visits are by appointment only, so advance planning is essential.
Ludes · Montagne de Reims
Canard-Duchêne is set in a park in the village of Ludes. The tour passes through nineteenth-century cellars and also covers art and the vineyard.
Épernay · Vallée de la Marne
A. Bergère is a grower house on the Avenue de Champagne. It offers a smaller-scale visit without leaving Épernay.
Épernay · Vallée de la Marne
De Venoge occupies a historic property with a garden on the Avenue de Champagne. Depending on the current programme, you can book a visit to the cellars or a tasting.
Châlons-en-Champagne · Coteaux Vitryats
Joseph Perrier gives Châlons-en-Champagne a substantial house to visit. Its bottles mature in Gallo-Roman chalk quarries on the edge of the city.
Avize · Côte des Blancs
A personal favourite in Avize, with views over the slopes of Avize and Cramant. The welcome is warm and small-scale, just as you hope for at a family estate in the Côte des Blancs.
Bouzy · Montagne de Reims
A small family grower in Bouzy working entirely with Grand Cru fruit. This is an address for Pinot Noir lovers rather than a polished visitor attraction.
Cramant · Côte des Blancs
One of our personal wine favourites in Cramant, particularly known for precise Blanc de Blancs and Fleur de Passion. Come for the wine and terroir, not for a scripted tourist tour.
Bouzy · Montagne de Reims
A true Bouzy specialist and personal favourite, producing both Champagne and Bouzy Rouge. The shop and tasting room feel classic and unpretentious.
Avize · Côte des Blancs
A small family estate in Avize with wines from eight different terroirs and a natural approach to vinification. The welcome is personal and focused on the wine.
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