Champagne de Castellane

A champagne house next to Épernay station, with a guided visit to its 66-metre tower and a glass of Brut Croix Rouge from €20.

De Castellane is the champagne house of the red St Andrew's cross, and its 66-metre tower, beside the railway tracks, is the silhouette you see on arriving in Épernay. It opens every day.

The visits

The cellars are currently closed to the public temporarily, but the house still shows the tower and its collections. The guided tower visit, listed in the inventory of historic monuments (8 floors and 237 steps to a 360° view over Épernay and the hillsides), includes the permanent exhibition and a glass of Brut Croix Rouge: €20, one hour, groups of ten at most. With two champagnes (the Brut Croix Rouge and, your choice of the rosé or the Cuvée Commodore), €30 and an hour and a quarter. The heritage visit, at 10:00, 14:00 and 16:00, with the room of 7,000 labels and two champagnes, costs €60 and lasts an hour and a half, with six people at most.

Booking

The tower runs from 10:00 to 12:00 and from 14:00 to 18:00; booking is advised by email ([email protected]) or by phone. The heritage visit is by reservation only. Dogs are not admitted during visits.

What they run

The Geocalia activities run by Champagne de Castellane, with the prices and terms they publish.

Independent companies: you book with them, on their terms. Prices are as they publish them and may change.

Frequently asked questions

Can you climb the Castellane tower?

Yes, with a guided visit: 237 steps and a glass of champagne for €20.

Are the cellars open?

Not for now: the house offers the tower and the heritage visit.

Independent company: you book with them, on their terms.

Opening hours and prices can change: check them before you go.

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