This is of course the only reason some one would visit Epernay. The Moet & Chanton visit provides you with a clear explanation of how champagne is made. An introductions of the house is offered through a video and then the visit to the cellars follows. The guide spoke very clear English and it was easy to get an idea.... more

i had to say that i thought the moet tour was a bit over the top. The movie at the beginning was pretty over the top but the rest of the tour was great. I don't konw why they charged so much more than any of the other champagne houses for the tour? It was exactly the same tour as... more

We did the Moet & Chandon tour during our stay in Reims and found it very interesting. The guide was a little rehearsed and didn't interact with the group much but knew her stuff and told some good stories. The cellars are cool and the video, house, tasting and shop are all a bit posh but this is the most... more

While staying in Bailly-Romainvillers last week we took several side excursions, one to Champagne country. The Moet et Chandon tour was very special. We had a small group of about 10 people, all English-speaking. It began with a short video, and then we descended to the cellar. Unfortunately, our female guide was not very comfortable with English. She spoke very... more

It's a tour, but it was very neat to walk through their actual cellars. The amount of champagne in the cellars was amazing. I loved seeing all the bottles of Dom waiting to be ready. I also learned a little about the process of making champagne, which could come in handy at a cockatil party :) more

My husband and I took a tour here in July choosing the vintage tour at 26 euros each. The tour starts off with a strange video which tells you very little about the wine. However, the trip to the cellars was fantastic and the guide extremely knowledgeable. It was really good fun wandering through the labyrinth below the house passing... more

In June 2009 my wife and I and another couple travelled to Epernay from Paris to visit the Moet cellars. It is about 90 min train ride from Paris. You need to reserve the tour time in advance - the reservation desk speaks English. The tour guide was very talkative and informative. The cellars are cool temperature-wise so a nice... more

The guided tour is a total disappointment. We felt completely ripped off. While a visit to a local wine cellar (of which there are thousands in the area) generally includes an informal yet informative description of the champagne and a tasting (which is free or costs 2 euros, which you don't pay if you buy a bottle,) the Moet visit... more

our visit to Moet et Chandon was very enjoyable. the tour started with a video that explained the champagne-making history & process - while a bit cheesy, it was informative. the tour in the cellars was pretty neat & the vastness of Moet's collections is quite something to see. champagne at the end of the tour is served in a... more