Take part in a champagne tasting in Paris and discover the secrets of how it’s made with the leading champagne houses. Learn to recognise the aromas, the bubbles and all the subtleties of this exceptional drink. Online Booking - Best Price Guaranteed - Free Cancellation
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A tasting usually includes a guided tour (vineyards, cellars, or the cuverie), followed by a commented tasting of several champagnes, sometimes paired with food or explanations about the aromas.
Each of our partners produces their own style of champagne. You'll be able to taste a variety of cuvées depending on the house: brut, rosé, blanc de blancs, vintage... Some offers include premier cru or grand cru champagnes.
French law prohibits the consumption of alcohol by minors. You must be at least 18 years old to taste champagne. However, you're welcome to bring your children along, as long as they don't consume alcohol. Our partners generally offer alternative tastings (grape juice, etc.)!
Yes, most houses and estates offer direct bottle sales on-site after the tasting. Preferential rates are sometimes offered by our partners.
Passing through the food capital of the world? In Paris, champagne bars, cellars and private mansions open their doors to introduce you to their finest vintages and the art of fine bubbles. We've picked out 5 unique spots for tasting a good champagne, solo or with friends.
This cave, right in the heart of Paris, is dedicated entirely to champagne. It sells terroir champagnes from small, lesser-known estates that sit outside the usual distribution circuits, putting independent winegrowers front and centre.
Beyond bottle sales, the wine merchant runs tastings in the form of oenology workshops, masterclasses or even full champagne lunches, in both French and English, a genuine opportunity to learn more about how this sparkling drink is made.
This operator's whole approach centres on discovering French heritage through the lens of gastronomy, and gastronomy naturally means drink, champagne included. The tasting takes place in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, inside a magnificent historic cellar.
Four glasses from independent producers get poured during the session, set against a presentation of different regions and terroirs, notably the famous Champagne region itself, before an introduction to food and champagne pairings.
This magnificent Parisian hotel runs its tasting salon for an immersive experience built entirely around champagne, in every form. A wide choice of flutes awaits: grands crus, vintage, white, rosé or prestige cuvées.
Guests discover the exceptional terroirs of the Côte des Blancs, the Vallée de la Marne and the Montagne de Reims, in an atmosphere that recalls the Champagne region's own cellars. A selection of pairings, carefully chosen by the venue's oenologists, rounds out each tasting.
This school runs short courses on wine, spirits and champagne, accessible at every level, with locations in both Paris and Lyon. Their "Les essentiels du champagne" workshop introduces this refined, sparkling drink through the great houses, emblematic grape varieties and tasting methods.
The course stays playful and hands-on throughout. Five champagnes from different grape varieties and terroirs get tasted alongside an oenologist, who helps guests understand the subtleties of each cuvée and shares valuable advice.
This selection closes with a singular, genuinely magical place: 800 m² of historic cellars dedicated to wine and champagne. A virtual guide accompanies visitors throughout this sensory visit.
Guests discover every secret of the greatest wines and champagnes inside these astonishing 18th-century cellars, once used by King Louis XV, from grape-growing all the way to bottling. A lovely reward waits at the end of the tour, with a tasting of three glasses at the wine bar.
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