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Reviewed March 7, 2024

This tour is fantastic. This was our second time using this company (first time 6 years ago on the champagne tour) and it did not disappoint. Our guide (Brice G) was very knowledgeable and passionate about wine. He could not have been any friendlier.

We had a great time will definitely book again the next time we visit Paris.

Thank you Brice!

Date of experience: March 2024
Thank Bill W
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Reviewed February 14, 2024 via mobile

This was one of our favorite days in France. Brice was an exceptional tour guide. We visited 3 champagne houses - 2 large ones and 1 smaller one. We ended up shipping champagne home from the small one. He picked us up at our hotel early in the morning and dropped us off early evening. Not only did he know about champagne and other wines he was well versed in local history. He took us to visit several historic sites in between tastings. He also took us to an amazing lunch. I highly recommend using his services or joining a tour.

Thank Susannah F
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Reviewed December 3, 2023 via mobile

We have been to Paris many times but have never taken a trip to Champagne. We are great lovers of champagne and were very pleased that we took this trip as our first experience of the Champagne Region.

Our guide Brice was a wonderful host. He emailed the night before our tour to say that he had broken his ankle and would be bringing his friend, Numa as our driver. Brice and Numa arrived right on time at our apartment on a dark, cold Paris morning at 7am.

We had originally been looking at a small group tour but when I first emailed Brice he advised that the small group tours don’t run at that time so the alternative was a private tour. Although it was more expensive, it was well worth the investment, particularly as we were picked up from and returned to our apartment in Montmartre as part of the private tour.

It was an interesting start just to get out of Paris. Numa did an outstanding job with good directions from Brice. Numa is a fireman so he does know the streets of Paris pretty well.

Not far out of Paris, we had breakfast - fresh croissants, Pain au Chocolats and espresso coffee - delicious!

My husband, Ken and Brice shared a love of history and politics and had great chats along the way to our first stop, the beautiful Reims Cathedral. Brice shared the history of the cathedral, both inside and out. It’s considered to be the birth place of France because Clovis was baptised there in 508 before he became king. We had some time before we left to take photos and light a candle.

Next stop, Maison Fossier, the oldest biscuit factory in France. The tradition of its original recipe for the “pink biscuit” has been maintained for 250 years. We tasted the pink biscuit, a little dry but it is supposed to be very nice dunked in champagne!

Next stop our first tour and champagne tasting at Mumm - fascinating to hear the history of a champagne that we have enjoyed many times!

Lunch was at Brasserie Le Boulingrin which is well known as the place for men to take their “unofficial wives”. The paper tablecloths had cartoons of the men with their “unofficial wife” enjoying a meal and their real wife in the background! It was a delicious lunch which we enjoyed with Brice and Numa.

Back on the road to Veuve Clicquot for another tour. Again, fascinating to hear the history of a favourite champagne before four very nice tastings of different Veuves.

A bit of a drive to an independent wine champagne producer, Joseph Desruets. We met the champagne makers wife, Sabina who showed us their very small winery - she showed us the original 1888 press which they still use to make their champagne. We then went across the street to their office where we had a very relaxed tasting of three champagnes. So different from the big champagne houses! We bought two bottles to take home as we can buy Mumm and Veuve any old time!

Back on the road and the last stop was at one of the Commonwealth Cemeteries with headstones for the British, Scottish, Irish and NZ graves and black crosses for the Germans on the other side of a fence. We have done a battlefields tour before but the cemeteries never fail to stir emotions.

We left the cemetery at 5.15pm and didn’t get home until 7.45pm. The traffic in Paris is absolutely unbelievable. Numa did an amazing job of negotiating his way through the traffic and bikes. We couldn’t believe that we didn’t hit anything especially as we were in a van and the streets are incredibly narrow. We took a few different directions to get home as the traffic was jammed in a few places. At one point, we turned a corner and saw the Arc de Triomphe at the end of the street!

We would highly recommend this tour, it was a memorable day and Brice was a wonderful host, ably supported by his great mate, Numa in the driving seat.

Date of experience: December 2023
Thank sharonbT1367LL
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Reviewed November 19, 2023

We did a private 'Wine Enthusiast Tour.'

Our group of 5 friends were well taken of by Brice and his friend. Brice told us he normally does the tour himself but he recently broke his ankle and was getting around in crutches. He didn’t miss a beat though (and thank you Brice for not having to cancel on us because of your ankle - it was a highlight of our trip to Paris!).

His good friend (my apologies but I don’t remember his name!) did the driving and they were both wonderful hosts to a fantastic day. Our tour took us to the Sancerre and Pouilly-Fume regions of the Loire Valley. Although our group varied in the knowledge of wine making and wine tasting, Brice did a great job in introducing and teaching us to the art of wine in these regions and in France. We each ended the day with such an appreciation for the history and craftsmanship of producing wine in this country. The cheese tasting was delicious and so informative as to the process of making goat cheese. It was wonderful meeting the farmers and producers of the goat farm and the two vineyards we visited.
Brice’s depth of knowledge, his enthusiasm, and true love for French wine was very much appreciated. He took great care of us throughout the day and was the perfect host. If you are even thinking about doing any of the tours that Paris Wine Day tours offers, just book it. You will not be disappointed in the least. It will end up being one of the highlights of your trip!

Date of experience: November 2023
Thank SueK223
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Reviewed November 18, 2023

Amazing day in Sancerre. Brice delivered on everything promised and then some. Excellent day trip from Paris. Highly recommend if you want to get out of the city and taste the wine!

Date of experience: November 2023
Thank Explore825083
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