Private Champagne Moët Et Chandon, Pommery, Pressoria

Indulge in the ultimate Champagne experience with a private day trip from Paris. Explore renowned houses like Moët & Chandon, Pommery, and the Pressoria Museum, enjoying guided tours, tastings, and a delightful lunch. Discover the rich history of this iconic French beverage while traveling in comfort. With flexible booking options, this luxurious adventure promises an unforgettable day of exploration and sophistication. What secrets will these Champagne houses reveal?

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Key Points

This private Champagne day trip from Paris includes visits to renowned houses like Moët & Chandon, Pommery, and the Pressoria museum with guided tours and tastings.
The 13-hour tour allows participants to explore the Champagne region, learn about its history, and enjoy a lunch break in the Champagne capital of Épernay.
Moët & Chandon offers several tasting experiences, from the basic L’Imperial to the more advanced Grand Vintage, catering to different group sizes and preferences.
The Pressoria Museum provides an interactive and immersive journey through the evolution of champagne production and its global popularity.
The tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off, transportation in a Mercedes E220 or minivan, and bottled water, with restrictions for individuals with mobility issues or claustrophobia.

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Overview and Pricing

The private Champagne day trip from Paris to the Champagne region costs $649.53 per person and lasts 13 hours.

A private Champagne day trip from Paris to the region costs $649.53 per person and lasts 13 hours.

Pickup is at 7:30 AM from the hotel or Airbnb, and the tour includes visits to Moët & Chandon, Pommery, and Pressoria with tastings.

Travellers can take advantage of free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, and a reserve now and pay later option is available.

The trip travels through the Champagne countryside, covering 140 km in 2 hours.

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Itinerary and Highlights

Departing Paris, the tour travels 2 hours (140 km) through the picturesque Champagne landscapes.

The first stop is the renowned Moët & Chandon, where guests enjoy a guided tour of the iconic cellars.

Next, they visit the Pressoria Museum to discover the history of champagne.

After a lunch break in Épernay, the Champagne Capital, the group travels to the Abbey Church of Hautvillers, the burial site of Dom Perignon.

The panoramic views of the vineyards and Marne River are breathtaking.

The final stop is an audio-guided visit to the Pommery Champagne house and Reims Cathedral.

Moët & Chandon Experiences

Moët & Chandon offers three distinct experiences for visitors. The BASIC Option, L’Imperial, allows up to 19 people to enjoy 1.5 hours of touring and 2 glasses of Moët Impérial and Rosé Impérial. The MOST POPULAR Option, SIGNATURE, accommodates up to 15 people for 1.5 hours with 2 glasses of Moët Imperial and Grand Vintage. The ADVANCED Option, Grand Vintage, is limited to 10 people for 1.5 hours, featuring 2 glasses of Grand Vintage Blanc and Rosé. As the world’s largest champagne producer, Moët & Chandon is renowned for its exceptional quality and experiences.

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Champagne History at Pressoria Museum

Why does the Pressoria Museum offer such a captivating look into the history of champagne? The museum takes visitors on a journey through the evolution of champagne production.

Guests explore interactive exhibits detailing the ancient winemaking techniques, the role of key figures like Dom Pérignon, and the growth of champagne’s global popularity.

The museum’s highlight is the immersive experience that recreates the sights, sounds, and sensations of a 19th-century champagne cellar.

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Exploring the Abbey Church of Hautvillers

The Abbey Church of Hautvillers, nestled in the heart of the Champagne region, serves as the final resting place of the legendary Dom Pérignon. Visitors can explore this historic site and learn about the man who pioneered the art of blending grapes to create the renowned Champagne wine. The abbey offers a peaceful respite from the busyness of the cellars, with its stunning architecture and serene atmosphere. A visit to the Abbey Church of Hautvillers is a must for any Champagne enthusiast.

| Features | Details |

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| Architecture | Stunning Gothic design |

| Burial Site | Resting place of Dom Pérignon |

| Atmosphere | Peaceful and serene |

| History | Pivotal role in Champagne development |

| Highlights | Guided tour of the abbey |

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Panoramic Views of Champagne Landscapes

As the private Champagne tour winds through the rolling hills and verdant vineyards of the Champagne region, breathtaking panoramic views unfold before visitors.

Lush green slopes dotted with rows of neatly pruned grape vines stretch to the horizon. Quaint villages with stone buildings and church steeples nestle amidst the undulating landscape.

The Marne River winds its way through the picturesque countryside, reflecting the sky above. Guests are treated to a visual feast as they journey to the renowned Champagne houses, taking in the natural beauty that has inspired generations of winemakers.

Audio-Guided Tour of Pommery Champagne House

What does the audio-guided tour of the Pommery Champagne House entail? Guests are provided with an audio device to explore the house at their own pace.

The tour covers the history and production process of Pommery champagne. Visitors can discover the extensive cellars, dating back to the 19th century, where millions of bottles mature.

The audio guide highlights the architectural features of the estate and shares insights into the brand’s rich heritage.

This self-guided experience allows guests to explore the world of Pommery champagne, complementing the earlier visits to Moët & Chandon and the Pressoria Museum.

Practical Information and Comfort

Participants can expect a comfortable and convenient experience throughout the private Champagne day trip from Paris. Travel is provided in a Mercedes E220 or minivan, depending on group size. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, and bottled water is provided. The tour is not suitable for individuals with mobility impairments, claustrophobia, or wheelchair users. Participants should bring comfortable shoes, warm clothing, and a camera. Food is not allowed in the vehicle, and no alcohol or drugs are permitted.

| Comfort Features | Details |

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| Transportation | Mercedes E220 or minivan |

| Pickup/Drop-off | Hotel or Airbnb included |

| Hydration | Bottled water provided |

| Restrictions | No mobility issues, claustrophobia, or wheelchairs |

| Recommended Attire | Comfortable shoes, warm clothing, camera |

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks on the Tour?

No, the tour doesn’t allow bringing your own food or drinks. Participants should avoid consuming alcohol or drugs before the tour. The tour provides bottled water, but no other food or beverages are permitted inside the vehicle.

What Is the Cancellation and Refund Policy for This Tour?

The tour offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. There’s also a reserve now and pay later option available for added flexibility.

Is This Tour Suitable for Children or Families?

The tour may not be suitable for children or families, as it’s an adult-focused experience with extensive champagne tastings. Participants must be at least 18 years old, and the tour is not wheelchair-accessible.

Are There Any Dietary Restrictions or Preferences Accommodated?

The tour doesn’t specifically accommodate dietary restrictions or preferences. Participants should notify the operator in advance if they have any special needs. Food isn’t allowed in the vehicle, but there’s a lunch break in Épernay.

Can I Leave the Group During the Tour to Explore on My Own?

The tour has a set itinerary, and participants are expected to stay with the group. Guests can’t leave the group to explore on their own. Any requests to deviate from the planned activities should be discussed with the tour guide.

The Sum Up

This luxurious Champagne day trip from Paris offers an unparalleled opportunity to explore the rich history and exquisite flavors of the region. With guided tours, interactive exhibits, and exceptional tastings, it’s a must-do for any wine enthusiast. The flexible booking options and comfortable transportation make this an indulgent and hassle-free experience that’ll leave you with memories to cherish.