Reims Electric Bike Champagne Tour
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Experience Highlights
Explore the Reims region by electric bike on this tour where you will learn all about its champagne. The activity lasts 1 day, or 7 hours to be precise. During the experience you will learn from a tour guide, but you will also do about 5 champagne tastings.
Lunch is also included in the tour. During the tour you will see the beautiful scenery of the region, but you will also visit the house of the monk Dom Perignon . Getting to and from the tour location will not be a problem, as transfers in an air-conditioned vehicle are included.
- Learn all about Reims champagne with this electric bike tour.
- This tour is for small groups of about 8 people.
- Lunch is included for all participants and around 5 tastings of local champagne
- You will always be accompanied by a tour guide, to whom you will be able to ask all your questions.
What’s included
- Champagne tour of Reims by electric bicycle
- Tourist guide
- About 5 champagne tastings
- Lunch
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Step by Step
Hop on an electric bike and enjoy this champagne-focused tour for a full day. The experience usually lasts approximately 7 hours. Throughout this time you will be accompanied by a tour guide, who will explain all about the traditional drink of the region.
The groups are small, about 8 people, so there will be plenty of space for everyone to move around comfortably. Departure is by air-conditioned vehicle from the city of Reims, where return transfers are included.
In addition to learning about the production, cultivation process and history of champagne, you will also be able to taste it. Specifically, you will have about 5 different tastings of this drink, so you will enjoy all the variety it has to offer.
As the experience lasts around 7 hours, lunch is also included for all participants. This lunch will be enjoyed next to one of the most important buildings for champagne, namely Le Clos Corbier, which is a restored house.
You will also visit the house of the historically important monk Dom Perignon. He is credited with inventing the method of producing champagne. Today his legacy continues thanks to the famous champagne brand of the same name.
