Champagne Day Trip with 6 Tastings, Reims and Winery from Paris

6 Tastings, No Lunch

Champagne Day Trip with 6 Tastings, Reims and Winery from Paris

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11 hours, free cancellation.

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Duration
11 hours
Meeting point
Café Dada, 12 Avenue des Ternes, Paris
Cancellation
Free cancellation

Overview

Six glasses of champagne, two wineries and a very early start. This day trip leaves Paris at 07:00 from a set meeting point near Avenue des Ternes and runs about 11 hours, carrying a maximum of 8 travellers in an air-conditioned minivan. Hotel pickup is not included, so everyone gathers at the café address on the booking page about 15 minutes before departure.

The day pairs two very different producers. Between cellar visits the group sees the Abbey at Hautvillers, where Dom Perignon is buried, the Cathedral in Reims, and the town of Epernay. An expert local guide stays with the group the whole way.

Lunch and drinks at lunch are not included, so travellers cover their own food during the day. Reviewers frequently praise the guides and say the contrast between the big house and the small producer is what teaches them how champagne is actually made. It suits adults and families with children aged 7 or older who can handle a long day with a fair amount of van time.

What's Included

Included

  • 6 champagne tastings held at two different wineries
  • Guided visit of champagne house Nicolas Feuillatte
  • Personal welcome and guided visit of family run winery
  • Visit to Reims Cathedral
  • Visit to Hautvillers Abbey and tomb of Dom Perignon
  • Expert local guide
  • Round trip transportation from Paris in an air-conditioned minivan

Not Included

  • Your own lunch and whatever you choose to drink at lunch

Itinerary

  1. Meet in ParisGather at Café Dada Ternes, 12 Avenue des Ternes, 75017, at least 15 minutes before the 07:00 departure. The grey minibus arrives about 10 minutes beforehand.
  2. Drive to ChampagneAbout an hour and a half by road into the Champagne-Ardenne region, no admission involved.
  3. Nicolas FeuillatteA 1 hour 30 minute guided visit to the large champagne house, with tastings.
  4. Hautvillers AbbeyA 30 minute stop at Abbaye Saint-Pierre d'Hautvillers, including the tomb of Dom Perignon.
  5. Reims CathedralA 30 minute visit to Cathedrale Notre-Dame de Reims.
  6. Champagne DOMIA 1 hour 30 minute personal welcome and guided visit at this family winery, with more tastings.
  7. EpernayAbout 1 hour in Epernay.
  8. Return to ParisThe tour ends back at the original meeting point in Paris.

What To Expect From The Tour

A few practical points shape the day, from the 07:00 start to the lack of lunch on the ticket.

  • Arrive early. The tour leaves sharp at the appointed time and the listing asks travellers to be at the café at least 15 minutes before. The driver-guide pulls up in a grey minibus roughly 10 minutes ahead of departure.
  • Bring lunch money. Lunch and drinks at lunch are not included, so budget for your own meal at some point in the day.
  • Dress for weather. The tour runs in all weather conditions and the listing says to dress appropriately.
  • Expect van time. One reviewer called it a long day with lots of riding in the van. The full circuit takes about 11 hours, so travellers should be comfortable on the road between Paris and the region.
  • Small group feel. The cap is 8 travellers, and reviewers describe a personal, friendly atmosphere with guides who explain the champagne process throughout. Some found the van comfortable for 6 or 7 and felt 8 was a squeeze.
  • Cash for tips. Tips are not included. The operator notes that guides prefer cash, though they also accept bottles of good wine.

Common issues. It is a long day, roughly 11 hours door to door, and one reviewer flagged the amount of time spent in the van. Another felt the van was comfortable for 6 or 7 passengers but tight at the maximum of 8. A few reviewers preferred the family winery and found the large cooperative stop somewhat sterile by comparison. The tour is not wheelchair accessible, is not recommended for pregnant travellers, and children must be at least 7 years old. Cancel inside 24 hours of the start time and there is no refund.

Common Questions

Is Lunch Included On This Champagne Tour?

No. Lunch and whatever you drink at lunch are excluded, so you pay for your own food during the day. Tipping the guide is also at your expense.

Does The Tour Pick Up From My Hotel?

No, hotel pickup is not included. Everyone meets at Café Dada Ternes, 12 Avenue des Ternes in Paris, at least 15 minutes before the 07:00 departure, and the day ends back at the same spot.

What Exactly Is Included In The Price?

Six champagne tastings across two wineries, guided visits to Nicolas Feuillatte and the family-run Champagne DOMI, stops at Hautvillers Abbey and Reims Cathedral, an expert local guide, and round trip transport in an air-conditioned minivan. Lunch, drinks and tips are not covered.

Can Children Join The Tour?

Yes, from age 7 upward, which is the stated minimum age for all participants. The group is capped at 8 travellers and the listing says most travellers can participate.

Is The Tour Accessible For Wheelchairs?

No, the listing states the tour is not wheelchair accessible. The meeting point is near public transportation, and anyone with mobility concerns should review the full conditions on the booking page before reserving.

What Is The Cancellation Policy?

Cancel at least 24 hours before the 07:00 start for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before departure are not refunded or accepted, and cut off times are based on the experience's local time.

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