My husband and I recently did the cave tour and tasting. The tour started out with a short video on the history of Mercier and then proceeded to a train ride through the caves. The train ride was pleasant and the guide spoke very clear English. We opted for the tasting which included three different champagnes rather than one. All... more

Great tour - you went through on a guided laser train really fun. Also the lift down to the cellars is an experience (I won't give it away!). Like the champagne and bought a bottle at a reasonably priced €21, more

We visited 3 cellars on our tour, this was the second and with its reception area, train tour of the caves and tasting session adjacent to the shop! It was well worth the 7 euros it costs. Very informative although all the makers give you the same info, it was nice to take the mechanical tour of the cellars which... more

We visited Mercier after visiting several other champagne houses, and taking a tour at Mumm in Reims. While the tour was informative, we found the tour to be geared towards large tourist groups, and not very intimate. I might be a good place to start a visit to the champagne region. We also found the champagne to be average (although... more

The experience begins as you enter the front gallery of the Champagne House of Mercier. The huge barrel that dominates the hall was dragged by bulls to Paris for the World Exhibition and gives you an insight into the showman that was Eugene Mercier. The trip begins with a short film (in 3 languages) that describes the vision of Eugene... more

J'ai eu l'occasion de visiter les caves Mercier ce week-end. Enormément de monde, des caissières trés lentes. La visite a... more