This tour of the Mercier caves starts with a glass elevator descent to the caves with commentary as we descended. We toured the caves sitting in an open train with commentary as we nagivated the underground passageways. Tours available about every 45 minutes, so no need to make reservations. More

I credit my visit to Mercier and the subsequent tour of their cellars to teaching me 99% of what I know about champagne. The tour starts with a short film on the history of Mercier, after which the group takes an elevator-ride down to the bowels of the cellars. The elevator-ride itself is quite fun, as one wall of the... More

Mercier offers interesting tours and good tastings. It's easy enough to do if you're staying in Epernay and worthwhile. More

This was our first visit to the Champagne region- this was a great start to the tour as it is really interactive with the train in the cellars and interesting facts. The tasting was also great and I would recommend going for all three tastings as the Vintage is by far the best. More

Stumbled upon their tasting rooms in an out-of-the-way or so we thought) village and remembered everyone had been drinking their champagne in the restaurant the night before. Good range of champagnes for tasting, though little English was spoken and we speak only a little French (but more than a lot of people who head to France!). More

We visited there in early May after the visit to Moet. We arrived there at around 2:30pm on Sunday after lunch and there were already a number of people waiting for the tour. We chose the 3 champagnes tasting tour (19 euro each) and the staff is very helpful to explain about the tour and use of audio guide. The... More

Informative, fun and starts by getting the visitor into the mood with a panoramic film of the Mercier founder, the Champagne house and champagne in general. Probably the best champagne trip in the region, unless you have been able to book a personalised visit to one of the houses. A personalised trip is more informative but some houses will not... More

Mercier was recommended to us by locals when we showed up in the area without any prior bookings. We'd seen Moet, Castellane and a few other big names on the way, but took the advise and did not regret it. As a tourist attraction, it succeeds in presentation, comprehensibility and attractiveness to an international audience. The audioguides come in several... More

This was my second visit to Mercier, first with my sister with a group after a wedding we attended in Epernay, and the second with my boyfriend the following year. The best guided tour for a champagne house ever, the tastings were obviously soo delicious that during our trek through Europe half my suitcase was filled with bottles of this... More