Activity company · Épernay
Moët & Chandon
Moët & Chandon has its headquarters at number 18 on the avenue de Champagne in Épernay, and beneath it, the galleries dug into the chalk that the house presents as the most extensive in Champagne. Visits are booked online, with a time, and are held in French or English.
The visits
All cellar visits last an hour and a half and end with a tasting. The Instant Impérial (€48) begins in a private salon, goes down to the galleries and ends with a comparative tasting of Brut Impérial and Rosé Impérial. The Signature (€65) compares the Brut Impérial with the latest white Grand Vintage. The Autour du Grand Vintage (€85) focuses on the house's vintages.
For a special day there is Richesses Naturelles: two and a half hours, groups of four at most, a car journey to the Fort Chabrol estate, among vines and woods, a walk through the vines, the cellars and a tasting of Grand Vintage and Grand Vintage Rosé. It costs €230 per adult and €50 for ages 10 to 17; it does not admit under-10s.
Before you go
The cellars are cool all year: bring a warm layer. There is a lift and step-free access. For a private visit or in another language, write to [email protected].
What they run
- The Moët & Chandon Cellars Instant Impérial visit: cellars and tasting of Brut Impérial and Rosé Impérial Book Signature visit: cellars and Brut Impérial versus Grand Vintage Book Richesses Naturelles: Fort Chabrol vines, cellars and Grand Vintage Book
Practical details
- [email protected]
- Website
- moet.com
- Opening hours
- Languages
- French, English
Accessibility
- Step-free entrance
- Lift
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to visit the Moët & Chandon cellars?
From €48 for the Instant Impérial visit, an hour and a half, with two champagnes.
Can you visit in Spanish?
Regular visits are in French or English; other languages, on a private visit.
Do you need to book?
Yes, online and with a time.
