Discover the Champagne region on an afternoon tour from Reims, visiting family-run wineries, exploring Hautvillers and tasting a selection of locally produced Champagnes.

Meet your local guide in Reims and set off into the Champagne countryside for an afternoon exploring the region's winemaking traditions.

Visit a family-run winery and discover its traditional press and tank room as your guide explains the Champagne-making process using clear, practical examples. Enjoy several tastings of the winery's own production while learning how to identify the characteristics of different Champagnes and develop your tasting skills.

Continue through the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Champagne vineyards and take in panoramic views while learning about the region's terroir and the unique characteristics that influence its wines.

Then, stop in Hautvillers, known as the birthplace of Champagne. Finish your afternoon at another small family-run winery, where you'll enjoy a second tasting and compare a selection of different cuvées.

Why you’ll love this…

There's two family-run wineries to visit with tastings of their own Champagne production
You'll explore the UNESCO-listed Champagne vineyards and learn about the region's terroir
It includes a visit to Hautvillers and a second tasting of different Champagne cuvées

Important to know

Not suitable for:

Children under 10 years old

Know in advance:

This is a small group tour with a maximum of 8 participants
A minimum of 2 participants is required for the tour; if only one person is booked, the supplier will contact the customer to reschedule or refund the total amount
If you are coming from Paris for the day, you are advised to book your train in advance to ensure availability