All day private tour in champagne : Moet & Chandon, winegrower with tastings and cathedral of Reims from Paris (1-7)

With your private group up to 7 people, enjoy this full-day tour of the city of Reims and its region, known worldwide for the production of champagne, with our expert guide. Immerse yourself in the world of champagne with this small group. On this tour, your guide will show you the majestic 13th century Reims Cathedral. You will also visit the House of Moet & Chandon and a vineyard of local winemakers. Delicious champagne tastings will accompany each of these visits.

Departure from your place of residence in Paris at 8:00 am for a memorable day in the Champagne region east of Paris (arrival expected around 10:30 am). 
Start your excursion with a guided tour of one of the world famous winerie: Moet & Chandon. You will be able to taste one of their best grands crus.
Your guide will take you to the magnificent Notre-Dame de Reims Cathedral. Take advantage of this guided tour to discover the church where the coronations of the Kings took place. You will continue your day with free time for lunch in Reims. Take advantage of this time to explore the city center of Reims at your own pace, discover the beautiful Place Erlon with its many restaurants. 
After this break, you will go to Mutigny for an experience in the heart of the region's vineyards. A local guide will welcome you and take you through the vineyards where he will explain the work of the wine harvest. Then you will visit the cellar of a small local producer, who will explain the steps of the winemaking process. He will show you some of his vintages and punctuate his remarks with amazing saber strokes on a bottle. This authentic visit will end with a second glass of champagne to end the day in style ! 
Departure from Mutigny is scheduled at 4:00 pm for an arrival in Paris around 6:30 pm.
 

Please note:

• While the harvest season takes place between mid-August and the end of September, the vinification takes place from mid-September to the end of October.
• This visit is not accessible to people with reduced mobility.
• The temperature in the cellars is quite low (about 10°): bring warm clothes for the visit of the basement