Hello, just had one of the best visits from the cave. Clotilde was our guide. She explains very clearly, gives you the detailed information without overloading you. She is witty, friendly and speaks English very well. Thank you

Gaultier was an amazing guide through the cellars. Our group of 4 Scottish ladies and an Irish couple had such a fun and informative time. We left feeling that we'd made new friends. Gaultier has so much knowledge and imparts it in a gun and friendly way. We all left so much more informed. From Pauline and her friends, thank you Gaultier. We hope to see you next year

WHAT AN EXPERIENCE! For 40 euro per person, we did the Imperial tasting. We got about an hour tour of the cellars downstairs and then two glasses (with great pours for a tasting by the way) of some champagne. Inoia, our tour guide, was so passionate and knowledgeable. She really made the whole experience. We had so many issues with our trains getting here from Paris, but wow was it worth it.

We did this tour as 4 cousins and had Ainoa as our guide. She was truly amazing and her passion for the whole thing transpired out of her After a very interesting visit of the caves we then did the tasting in a beautifully decorated room in candlelight. We were never rushed and tasted 3 different champagnes. Well worth it !

World famous Moet champagne house. One of the must-sees. Parking on site sometimes - just depends on the crowds. Easy to walk to, or park nearby if driving. Good size gift shop, tours available. There's also a lounge to the left of the entrance that includes a hat worn by Napoleon during exile on Elba. Lots of history here. Worth a stop. Bathrooms on site as well.

I don't even drink yet I'm still giving this tour a 5 star rating. The history of the venue and champagne making was eye opening, I learnt so much and loved it all. The underground tasting room was lovely Would highly recommend.

The most famous champagne producer in Epernay is waiting for tourists almost at the beginning of Avenue Champagne, a stone's throw from the city hall. Moet et Chandon traces its history back to 1743 and its cellars stretch 28 km underground. At the entrance you will be greeted by a statue of one of the most famous monks in the world - Dom Perignon. The French came up with the idea of corking unkindly new wine in bottles. But it was the Benedictine monk Pierre Perignon who developed the technology of turning grapes into sparkling wine. Whenever we open champagne, we meet with its discoveries - a special bottle and a cork. The wire-musical was allegedly invented by the widow Clicquot. Inside the Chateau Moet et Chandon, you can admire champagne installations and buy a bottle of one of the most famous champagnes in the world. Frankly speaking, it's not too cheap...

We didn’t tour the cellars (we did a tour at a smaller champagne house and figured they are all more or less the same). Anyway, you can walk around the gift shop and then do a tasting at their bar. Which is more of a lounge actually. There is no bar counter. Prices are high, obviously. But the service is nice and the lounge is well kept with nice views.

We didn't do the tour but we did sit at the outdoor bar (which is very nice) and ordered a vintage bottle of Dom. It was an amazing experience with great service. We bought a set of six Moet & Chandon champagne glasses at the end and they bubble wrapped them so well they all made it back to the US unscathed in a checked bag. It is worth a stop whether you are doing a tour or not. They have very nice bathrooms as well.

On 20th July 2024 4.20 PM we have attended MOET guided tour and were highly impressed. We have attended other guided tours at Champagne houses before, but if someone asked me to pick the best one in Champagne, I would undoubtedly recommend MOËT. We have been more than lucky with our guide Violeta - the information was presented professionally and with humour. Also, the tour was very informative - we have received a lot of information on the champagne preservation. Furthermore, we loved tour’s agenda, because there was enough time to get acquainted with the premises and take pictures. We have also been impressed with the reception and degustation halls. Our guide Violeta was very attentive and answered all our questions. Highly recommended!