Along the way we will head towards the charming village of Hautvillers, the cradle of Champagne. Located on a hillside, it offers a breathtaking view of the Montagne de Reims, the Marne Valley and the Côte des Blancs! Leaning against the nearby forest, nestles a Benedictine Abbey whose intendant-cellarer in 1668 was called Dom Pérignon! Born in 1639 in St Menehould in the Marne, he is one of the monks who participated in improving the quality of wine in our region. His discovery of the blending of different grape varieties and different vintages ensured his posterity. Behind the enclosed garden of the Abbey, the view is breathtaking over the "grand cru" and "premier cru" vineyards of the Champagne Appellation. The ideal place to discover the whole cycle of the vine as well as the hard "handmade" work of the Champagne winegrower. Isn't it "Good wines without good grapes"

A beautiful visit to an independent winemaker who, through his family history and centuries, will reveal his cellars and part of the secret of his wine. The meeting of its garden winemakers and their champagnes is always a unique and unforgettable moment because they are the owners of 90% of the 34000 hectares covered by the Champagne Appellation. By this act they are the origin, the memory, the family tradition and the struggle sometimes! They are the heart of the land. The tour is over: The final touches will sparkle in our Champagne flutes for 3 commented tastings as well as some tips to succeed your food and Champagne pairings! Find out more about Small Group of 8 Day Trip in Champagne - https://www.viator.com/en-FR/tours/Reims/Private-Day-Trip-to-Champagne-small-group-of - 8/d5049 - 315190P1?mcid=56757

The end of the afternoon will be devoted to the visit of a second independent winegrower who, through his family and centuries-old history, will reveal his cellars and part of the secret of his wine to you. The meeting of its gardener winegrowers and their champagnes is always a unique and unforgettable moment because they are the owners of 90% of the 34,000 hectares covered by the Champagne Appellation. By this act, they are the origin, the memory, the family tradition and the fight sometimes! They are the heart of the terroir. The visit is over: The final touch will sparkle in our Champagne flutes for 3 commented tastings as well as some tips for successful food and Champagne pairings!

A stop on one of the most beautiful viewpoints of Champagne and its 3 wine-growing regions. Discovery of the "grands crus" and 1er crus "vineyards classified as UNESCO heritage.