Our primary focus though, is on high quality small Champagne Houses, that are often inaccessible, but make exceptional Champagne. Here we provide tours of the wineries and tastings at each to compare the different styles of Champagnes that are created by these passionate, knowledgable and artistic producers
We always look to provide our clients with the best Champagne experience possible that is suited to their needs, so please advise us if there is anything specific that you are interested in seeing and we will try to facilitate your request.
Our Tours are conducted in English, French, Italian, Spanish or Russian.
We always look to provide our clients with the best Champagne experience possible that is suited to their needs, so please advise us if there is anything specific that you are interested in seeing and we will try to facilitate your request.
Our Tours are conducted in English, French, Italian, Spanish or Russian.
Welcome to La Vigne du Roy Champagne Tours. We are a family run business based in the heart of Champagne, with five years of experience specialising in private tours of the Champagne region. Our tours are informative yet informal. We offer Half Day, Full Day or Multiple Day Tours providing you with the opportunity to go on a journey of discovery and to experience Champagne and the passion of its producers in a relaxed and friendly environment with experienced guides.
We concentrate our tours on three of the main Vineyard regions of Champagne: The Montagne de Reims, Vallée de la Marne and Côte des Blancs. During our tours we present the entire process of creating the magic that is Champagne and the culture, legends and traditions behind it, visiting producers ranging from the largest, Moët and Chandon, to some of the smallest.
We concentrate our tours on three of the main Vineyard regions of Champagne: The Montagne de Reims, Vallée de la Marne and Côte des Blancs. During our tours we present the entire process of creating the magic that is Champagne and the culture, legends and traditions behind it, visiting producers ranging from the largest, Moët and Chandon, to some of the smallest.
