Wonderful experience, history lesson, champagne testing, someone else doing the driving

Amazing tour! Really enjoyed the region and champagne tasting!

Tour was a great concept, just the guide and bus driver were not so great. Bus driver was borderline rude and I felt more rushed by the guide to keep on track than to enjoy the tour. I feel like the priority with this tour company in general is more on time constraints then on helping people to enjoy the tour and experience. I would not recommend this tour company nor use them again.

Gude was OK, not spectacular. Stopped for the two Champaign tastings. The first one was average at best. Tour guide was hard to hear, (no audio system used) and the group was over 20 people. Second tour was much easier to hear, but lacked substance. Best part of the tour was the Cathedral which we did on our own.

I would not recommend this tour to anyone. First, I paid extra for hotel pick up and drop off. The driver never showed up to pick us. When I called the office, they said that the had sent a taxi and the taxi said I wasn't there, which wasn't true. I ended up ordering an uber to get us to the tour.
The tour guide proceeded to tell everyone on the tour that it was starting late, because we couldn't make it to the meeting place on time. She repeatedly mentioned throughout the tour that we were late, which was very embarrassing.
After the tour, I waited for over an hour to speak to a manager. I was told that the manager didn't want to talk to me, because it wasn't his problem. He refused to speak to me or to address my concerns.
They did provide a taxi to take us back to our hotel. The taxi driver took us to the middle of Paris, and told us that we had to pay him more money to take us back to our hotel. After the taxi driver tried to extort us, we got out of the taxi and ended up having to order an uber to get back our hotel.
During the tour, we spent most of the day on the bus. We stopped at two wineries and had one glass of champagne at each. The tour guide was not friendly, or willing to answer questions. When I asked if Mumm was the same company as Mumm of Napa, the tour guide freaked out on me. She lectured me for 5 minutes, and in the end said it was the same company. This tour was a waste of money. You would be better off buying a bottle of champagne in Paris and drinking it on your own.

Tour bus arrived late. Tours were cut short, yet there was extra time left over after the tour with no agenda and nothing to do besides sit on the bus and wait to leave. Overall a very unpleasant experience and a waste of a day in Paris. It felt as if the the two Champagne houses we visited were only chosen because they were in partnership with the tour company. The tastings were merely that - a tiny sip of Champagne with no added experience above a hurried splash of wine into 50 glasses set up for the busload of tourists. The tour felt hurried, as if we were being herded like cattle. Note that you will NOT tour a vineyard. You will only be bussed from one tasting room to another. Our guide wasn't the most pleasant guide. The drive back into Paris takes about 3 hours. The vast majority of time spent on this tour was on the bus. I would highly advise against this tour. If you must, take a TGV to Reims and do it on your own. Save money, visit better Champagne houses, and have a better experience.

This excursion is simply not worth it's pricey price tag. The first stop of the excursion was enjoyable, mostly because the tour guide seemed knowledgeable. The second excursion began with us watching a video then took us on a 5-minute walk to look at some of the machinery used in champagne-making over the years, but really gave us no new information that wasn't provided in the first tour. Neither venue had hosts that took the time to describe the champagne as far as what flavors were on the palate nor was there any discussion about food pairings. As such, calling this a

You get to go to two wineries to taste Champagne you get to pick between the Brut and Semi-Dec at both places. At both places you watch video about how Champagne is made, view the cellars, and have a tasting. I was disappointed to not see any of the vineyards there are not located near the cellars. I felt Mumm was more informative and personal with their tour. Cartier's tour was odd, you would randomly stop at different spots in the cellar that didn't really seem to flow into the tour. Bring a jacket if you get cold, the cellars are cold all year round. The time in Remis was nice.

We were collected at 7:10 a.m. at our hotel, as paid for, boarded the bus at Pyramids, and had a good drive to Reims. The young gentleman at Mum was personable, but a bit difficult to understand. He needed to work on his English. The tour was excellent. We loved seeing the Cathedral and had a lovely lunch in Reims before going to the smaller winery. The film was fabulous and the tour was good. The floor was bumpy and thirty steps at a time was challenging. The tasting was perhaps less professional, but more friendly, as one would expect at a smaller winery. The gift shop was more

We did this tour in late June and had a great time. It was a full bus 40-50 people but the guide was excellent. She did narration for a lot of the bus ride it's around 2 hours to get to the Champagne region. Both wineries included tours of the cellar you may want to bring a jacket - it's around 10C and generous tastings. The champagne to purchase at the Cartier stop was a bit cheaper than the GH Mumm stop, so I'd buy there. The cathedral was nice, and much less crowded than the one in Paris. We had free time to explore the town there, and there are lots of restaurants and shopping opportunities. Definitely recommend this tour. My one comment would be that the tour company could do better with organization. When we registered at the office that morning, they said we'd be taking the bus number 6. But the buses had no numbers on them. We saw a little sign with a 6 on it on the sidewalk and checked in with the bus closest to it, but when I asked the driver if this was bus 6, he said, I have no idea. Turns out it was. As well, some people had gotten coffees due to the early hour but they were not allowed on the bus with any food or drink - we were not informed prior that this was forbidden. But, strangely, they had no problem with people eating food or having beverages on the bus throughout the day.