Comment visiter les caves de champagne ?
Comment visiter les caves de champagne ?
Visiter une cave de Champagne au départ de Reims ou Epernay Une visite, plus ou moins détaillée, de la ville de Reims peut également être ajoutée à la visite d'une cave. Ce type d'offre est disponible pour la Maison Taittinger, la Maison Moët & Chandon ou encore la Maison Mercier.
Où aller boire un verre à Reims ?
Nos terrasses préférées à Reims
- Le Clos. 25 rue du Temple. ...
- Le bar de l'hôtel de la Paix. 9 Rue Buirette. ...
- Bistrot du Forum. 6 place du Forum. ...
- Chez Harold. 27 rue de Vesle, Passage du Commerce. ...
- Version Originale. 25 bis rue du Temple. ...
- Central Park Café 5 Place Léon Bourgeois. ...
- Il Duomo. 46 rue Buirette. ...
- Joseph. 18 rue Tronsson Ducoudray.
How to visit Reims for champagne tasting?
- Wine lovers visiting Paris often choose to take a day trip to Reims for Champagne tasting. Getting there via train is actually very easy and quick. Then you’ll have the rest of the day to enjoy the bubbles at a few of the top Champagne houses in Reims – the center of the Champagne world in France.
What to do in Reims in one day?
- In Reims, you can visit world-famous estates, such as Veuve Clicquot, Pommery, and Taittinger, or check out the smaller Champagne houses you may not have heard of. All you’ll need are a few advanced appointments, your walking shoes (or a quick Uber ride), and enough time to do it justice.
Where to go champagne tasting in France?
- Epernay is the capital of Champagne. Here you will find a lot of Champagne Houses and winegrowers. An unique cellar Tour by mini train and Champagne tasting in Épernay. Open on Sundays! Located on the top of the Avenue de Champagne in Epernay.
Which Champagne houses are based in rereims?
- Reims is home to recognizable champagne houses such as Veuve-Cliquot, Ruinart, Tattingger, Mumm and Pommery. It’s also home to many smaller producers as well.
