Champagne cellar visit prices 2026

How much does a champagne cellar visit cost in Reims in 2026?

From €30 at Mumm and Pommery to €90 at Ruinart for the entry visit. Most houses sit between €30 and €40, with one or two glasses.

The table lists each house's cheapest and dearest public visit for an adult. Every entry visit includes a guided cellar walk and at least one glass. Charles Heidsieck is missing because it sells no public visits; its cellars open by appointment only.

How much does a Veuve Clicquot visit cost?

€36 for Brut Yellow Label, the one-hour entry visit. The ladder climbs to €60, €80, €160 and €260 for La Grande Dame, a four-hour visit.

The Veuve Clicquot visit page lists five experiences for 2026: Brut Yellow Label, the birth of a style, €36 for an hour; the art of blended rosé, €60 for an hour; One Quality, The Finest, €80 for 90 minutes; the art of aging, €160 for two hours; and La Grande Dame, €260 for four. Skip the entry visit if you can stretch to €60. The rosé visit is the same length and pours the wine the house is known for blending.

Mind the calendar before you pick a rung. Veuve Clicquot opens Wednesday to Sunday until 3 January 2027 and then lists no visits until spring. The Veuve Clicquot and family winery day costs $371 and wraps the cellar visit with four cuvées, a grower, lunch and Hautvillers. Is it worth it? Our Veuve Clicquot tour guide does the sums.

Which Reims champagne house visit is the cheapest?

Mumm's €30 Cordon Rouge visit and Pommery's €30 cellar tour. Lanson follows at €32 and takes children at €15 to €20.

• Mumm: Cordon Rouge €30 with one glass, Pinot Noir Celebration €42 and Vintage Grand Cru €60 with two, all 90 minutes.
• Pommery: the cellars and the making of champagne from €30 (1 h, one glass), the genius of Madame Pommery €48 (2 h, two glasses), champagne and heritage from €55, culinary visit €150 (3 h, three glasses).
• Lanson: the Original Creation €32 and the Emblematic Creation €40 (1 h 30), the Signature €55 and the Vintage €85 (2 h). Teens 13 to 17 pay €20, children 7 to 12 €15, under-7s nothing.

Mumm wins on location: it is the one big house a short walk from the station. Pommery wins on calendar, open every day of the year bar three. Our tip: the €42 Pinot Noir visit at Mumm adds a second glass for €12, the best value step on this page.

What do Ruinart and Taittinger cost?

Ruinart charges €90 for its one public cellar visit, €50 for ages 7 to 17. Taittinger's Instant visits cost €40 to €100.

Ruinart sells a single cellar visit: two hours, twelve places, two cuvées, €90 for adults and €50 for ages 7 to 17, free under 7. The tourist office listing shows €85 for two cuvées and €100 for three; trust the house's own €90 and check at checkout. It is the dearest entry visit in Reims, and for chardonnay fans the one to splurge on: the oldest house on the Saint-Nicaise hill, with chalk quarries on the UNESCO list.

Taittinger publishes no prices on its own site, so we took them from the Reims tourist office: Instant Rosé €40 (Brut Réserve and Prestige Rosé), Instant Gourmet €80 (a food pairing), Instant Comtes €80 (three cuvées ending on Comtes de Champagne 2013), Instant Duo Comtes €100. Ages 7 to 17 pay €25 for a grape juice tasting.

How do Reims prices compare with Moët & Chandon in Épernay?

Moët is dearer: €48 for the entry visit against €30 to €40 in most Reims houses, and its ladder runs to €520.

Moët & Chandon on the Avenue de Champagne lists The Imperial Moment at €48, Signature at €65 and Grand Vintage at €85, all 90 minutes. Above that come Moët Collection €190, Haute Œnologie €220, Terroir Treasures €235, À la Volée €460 and a Habits de Lumière dinner at €520. The house recommends Signature for first-timers. We agree, once.

Moët is in Épernay, 25 to 35 minutes from Reims by regional train, so add a return fare. If you are choosing between the two big names, Moët or Veuve Clicquot compares the visits, and Reims or Épernay helps you pick a base.

Is a grower tour from Reims better value than a house visit?

Per glass it is close, and the tour adds the transport and the growers. Two entry visits in Reims cost €60 to €76; the morning tour is $135 for six glasses at two family estates.

The houses on the hill are in town. The family growers are not: they sit in villages in the Montagne de Reims and the Marne valley, which you cannot reach on foot and rarely by bus. That is what the tours sell. A minivan from the Reims Centre station tourist office, a guide, entry fees, and two or three family estates that do not run public visitor centres.

The three family domains day is the fullest of them: nine glasses at three estates, a lunch main course, Hautvillers and the Avenue de Champagne for $282. Our call for most people is a grower tour in the morning and one house visit after lunch. Pick the house by the wine you like, not the price.

Three family estates, nine glasses, lunch at a champagne house, Hautvillers and the Avenue de Champagne, from Reims station.

★ 4.8 · 8 hours · from $282

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