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PROGRAM OF YOUR DAY IN CHAMPAGNE

• Departure from Paris to Reims, visit of Reims Cathedral commented by our guide.
• Guided tour (only in English) of the "Martel" or "Mumm" cellars (subject to availability, Champagne tasting included
• Following your visit to the cellars, you will have free time to enjoy and discover Reims
• Visit of the production site of Champagne Roger Manceaux, tasting of 2 Champagnes on site
• Returning to Paris, you will make a short stop to discover the charming village of Hautvillers

RHEIMS, CHAMPAGNE CAPITAL AND CEREMONIAL CITY

Capital of Champagne region, Reims is one of the most important historical cities of France and is well known for its famous and prestigious wine: Champagne.

Reims Cathedral:
Discover the Reims Cathedral, the city's most beautiful monument and one of the foremost achievements of the 13th century Gothic art. This masterpiece is the place where the kings of France were crowned.

CELLARS VISIT AND CHAMPAGNE TASTING

Cellar visit and Champagne tasting :
Proud of their traditions, Champagne producers will explain and share their knowledge on Champagne production, making and bottling. You will visit some incredible and old wine cellars and enjoy a delicious Champagne tasting.

According to openings and availabilities, you will visit the cellars of Martel or Mumm, two of the most famous houses of Champagne.

LUNCH IN RHEIMS

Our guides will be able to advise you and direct you to a large choice of restaurants.

TOUR OF THE ROGER MANCEAUX CHAMPAGNE EXPLOITATION

Discover the exploitation of Champagne Manceaux.
Champagne Manceaux is:

• 5 generations of enthusiasts, starting with Edmond, followed by René, then Roger, and today Patrick and his children
• 5 Villages of the Montagne de Reims: Rilly la montagne, Taissy, Trois-Puits and Villers-Allerand classified Premier Cru and Mailly-Champagne classified Grand Cru
• 3 grape varieties: mainly Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Pinot Meunier

The operators will have the pleasure of welcoming you to make you discover, in all simplicity, the work of the vine and the wine during a visit to the family cellars.
The visit will be followed by a tasting of 2 glasses of champagne to choose from among all the cuvées. (Visit possible in English and French)

HAUTVILLERS VILLAGE

On the way back to Paris, we will make a stop in the charming village of Hautvillers, the tiny village place where the monk Dom Pérignon, discovered, during the 18th century, the method Champagne making.

*Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health and must be taken with moderation.