Spend a day in Champagne with a guided tour of Moët & Chandon’s chalk cellars, an aperitif in a historic salon and a 4-course Champagne‑paired lunch. Includes a stop in Hautvillers and hotel pickup from Paris.
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A low, golden light settles over rows of vines as the Mercedes eases into Épernay’s Avenue de Champagne. Guests step from the car into cool vaults carved from chalk, where centuries of bottles sleep in silence. The day unfolds between a guided cellar tour, an aperitif in a historic saloon and a four-course lunch paired with Moët & Chandon’s flagship cuvées.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
9–10 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; includes short walks and standing during tastings
Wildlife
History
Dom Pérignon was a monk at Hautvillers; Moët & Chandon was founded in the 18th century and grew with Épernay’s cellar network carved into chalk.
Conservation
Many Champagne producers are shifting toward reduced-spray and viticulture certifications; stick to public paths and avoid trampling vines during visits.
Reserve your spot on the Lunch at Moet et Chandon, Aperitif & Cellars visit Champagne trip today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Carry photo ID
French law requires proof of age for tastings—bring original ID for everyone drinking.
Dress for cool cellars
Cellars remain ~10–12°C and damp; wear non-slip shoes and bring a light layer.
Communicate dietary needs
Menus are curated to pair with Champagne—notify about allergies or vegetarian requests when booking.
Book hotel pickup time carefully
Pickup starts early and drive time is ~2 hours; confirm your hotel location and allow buffer for traffic.
Photo ID (passport or EU ID)
Required to participate in tastings and for age verification.
Non-slip, comfortable shoes
Cellars and viewpoints have uneven or damp surfaces—solid soles reduce risk.
Light jacket or sweater
Cellars are cool year-round and outdoor viewpoints can be windy.
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Compact camera or smartphone
Capture vineyard panoramas and cellar architecture; be mindful of indoor photography rules.