Tour pomeridiano di Reims Champagne e coltivatori familiari





Descrizione
Parti per un indimenticabile tour pomeridiano della regione dello Champagne, con partenza a Reims alle 14:00, proprio di fronte all'ufficio turistico della stazione ferroviaria di Reims Centre (indirizzo: Cour de la Gare, 51100 Reims). Questo tour ti porterà all'affascinante villaggio di Hautvillers, la città natale dello Champagne, dove esplorerai la sua ricca storia e visiterai la chiesa dove è sepolto Dom Pérignon. Poi, visita due produttori di Champagne a conduzione familiare, dove imparerai a conoscere i metodi tradizionali di produzione dello Champagne. In ogni cantina, godrai di tre degustazioni dei loro champagne d'autore, offrendoti un'esperienza completa e immersiva. Alla fine della giornata, avrai assaggiato un totale di sei champagne distinti e avrai acquisito un apprezzamento più profondo per l'artigianato dietro questa bevanda iconica. Il tour si concluderà alle 18:30, tornando al punto di partenza presso l'ufficio turistico della stazione ferroviaria di Reims Centre.
Opzioni del tour
Itinerario
Visita con 3 bicchieri di champagne degustati in una piccola azienda familiare
Visita la parte della chiesa dell'abbazia dove viveva Dom Pérignon
Attraversa il villaggio di Hautvillers
Visita con 3 bicchieri di champagne degustati in una piccola azienda familiare
Punti salienti
Cosa è incluso
Valutazioni dei viaggiatori
Informazioni importanti
- Sono disponibili trasporti pubblici nelle vicinanze
- Adatto a tutti i livelli di forma fisica
- Gli animali non sono ammessi nei tour condivisi per il comfort di tutti
- I bambini sotto i 10 anni non sono accettati
- Per un tour è richiesto un minimo di 2 partecipanti. Se solo 1 persona è prenotata per un tour, A la Francaise contatterà il cliente per riprogrammare o rimborsare l'importo totale.
Recensioni(610)
Our tour guide was extremely knowledgeable thank you
Excellent afternoon spent with a very nice and knowledgeable guide. I would thoroughly recommend it.
Incredible experience, very well worth it!
This was an excellent half day tour and highlighted two of the wonderful, smaller champagne houses. The tour guide was informative and entertaining.
Nice guide who was very knowledgeable. Tastings were nice. I enjoyed actually seeing the vineyards as opposed to going to the large houses where they don’t have vines.
Our guides English was very indiscernible. We struggled to understand and only understand about half
Suzanne was our tour guide and was awesome. Visited two family owned vineyards. Salmon Family champagne was just the best and went learned from Suzanne just what it takes to make great champagne. The process is fascinating. I highly recommend this tour.
Ann was our guide. She was very friendly, welcoming and knowledgeable! We visited a family run vineyard (Michel Fagot) where she explained the process and then we had some delicious tastings. Then drove to and visited the church (where Dom Perignon is buried) and village of Hautvillers. We then stopped for a photo in the beautiful surrounding vineyards. We then drove to another family run champagne house in Ay (Le Clos Cornier) for another our and tasting. Both houses were interesting and different! Highly recommend this tour as enough time to get some great information about the complexities of the champagne process. Ann made the tour very enjoyable as she was easy to talk to and answer any questions. Thank you Ann,
This trip was worth every penny. The guide was fantastic & so knowledgable about the subject. He was just a lovely guy. I have mobility issues & he was constantly checking I was ok & managing all the stairs. The champagne house owners were all so welcoming & it was great to visit them & sample their produce & purchase it too.
This was an excellent small group tour in a very comfortable, luxury mini coach. The scenery was great and the champagne tastings were very good. It was good to visit the makers and to see the production processes. Our guide was extremely knowledgeable about the region's history, wines, makers and production processes. The two makers visited were very pleasant.


