Hautvillers is a small village in the heart of Champagne country, but don’t let its size fool you. This charming spot is packed with history, stunning vineyards, and some of the finest Champagne experiences you can find. Whether you’re after a luxurious private tour at Moët & Chandon or an active day biking through the vineyards, Hautvillers offers something for every kind of wine enthusiast. We especially like the Private Champagne Moet Chandon, Pommery, Pressoria Day trip for its all-in-one luxury experience — it combines guided cellars visits, tastings at renowned houses, and a self-guided museum tour, all in one seamless day. Plus, the private vehicle and hotel pickup make it a hassle-free way to indulge in the region’s best.
If exploring on two wheels sounds more your speed, the Angélique’s electric bike tour in Champagne offers a relaxed way to see the vineyards, with visits to local cellars and tastings of three different Champagnes. Either way, Hautvillers stands out as a perfect base for tasting and discovering the region’s most authentic Champagne producers and scenic landscapes.
1. Private Champagne Moet Chandon, Pommery, Pressoria Day trip
At number 1, we have a luxurious, all-inclusive private day trip that hits the high notes for Champagne lovers. This tour includes guided visits to iconic Moët & Chandon and Pommery cellars, along with a self-guided visit at the Pressoria museum—where you can learn about the Champagne process and enjoy two glasses of Champagne. What makes this experience stand out is its personalized vehicle options, like the Mercedes E220 business-class for smaller groups or a minivan for larger parties, ensuring comfort and exclusivity.
The itinerary is packed with highlights, including a Champagne tasting at Château de Boursault, a scenic drive, and a visit to Hautvillers, the birthplace of Dom Pérignon. The trip lasts around 11.5 hours, with hotel pickup and drop-off included, making it perfect for a hassle-free, indulgent day. The reviews are excellent, with a perfect 5/5 rating from a single reviewer who appreciated the seamless organization and personalized service. This private tour is best suited for travelers who want a comprehensive, luxurious experience without sacrificing comfort or exclusivity.
Bottom line: If you value private, all-inclusive luxury and want to visit the most famous Champagne houses in one day, this trip offers a superb, tailored experience.
$649 per person
2. Angélique’s electric bike tour in Champagne
For those who prefer exploring at a relaxed pace, the electric bike tour is a fantastic choice. This 3.5-hour ride starts from Hautvillers and combines cycling through the most scenic vineyards with visits to local, independent winemakers. A local guide, born in Epernay and with a background in wine production, shares genuine insights into Champagne’s terroir and the stories behind each producer.
What makes this tour special is its focus on authentic, independent winemakers rather than large Champagne houses. Along the way, you’ll enjoy scenic views, a visit to a cellar, and a tasting of three champagnes. The electric bike makes it easy to cover the rolling hills without breaking a sweat, making it perfect for all fitness levels. The small group size ensures a personal experience, and the tour ends with a scenic drive back to Hautvillers.
Guests appreciate the mix of exercise, scenery, and authentic encounters, making it ideal for active travelers or those looking for a more intimate look at Champagne production. Although reviews are just shy of perfect at 4.5/5, the feedback highlights the warmth of the guide and the quality of tastings.
Bottom line: If you’re after a fun, relaxed way to see vineyards and taste local Champagnes, this bike tour offers an authentic, memorable experience.
3. Moet Chandon Vineyards Cellars 7 tastings Private Champagne
Number 3 on our list is a privately guided half-day trip focusing on the famed Moët & Chandon vineyards and cellars. This tour provides an in-depth look at one of Champagne’s biggest names, with a guided visit and a tasting of seven different Champagnes, including three from a local producer. The experience is tailored for those who want a deeper appreciation of Champagne craftsmanship.
What makes this tour stand out is its emphasis on personalized service. The guide shares detailed insights into the Champagne-making process, vineyard history, and the unique qualities of each bubbly. The transport options include Mercedes E220 or minivan, providing comfort for groups of 2 to 7 people. At 7 to 8.5 hours, it’s a longer, immersive experience, perfect for serious enthusiasts. The reviews mention the knowledgeable guide and the generous tastings, though the 3.8 rating shows some variability—perhaps because it’s a more substantial commitment.
Bottom line: If you want a comprehensive, private experience that combines a guided cellar visit with multiple tastings, this tour offers excellent value for Champagne aficionados.
$550 per person
4. Moet Chandon Nicolas Feuillatte Private Champagne Trip
At number 4, we feature a luxurious private day trip that combines visits to Moët & Chandon and Nicolas Feuillatte, with a total of eight Champagne glasses. This tour is ideal for travelers seeking an exclusive experience with a bit of variety, including a visit to a different top Champagne house.
The tour starts with a guided visit and tasting at Moët et Chandon, followed by a tour at Nicolas Feuillatte—both highlight different styles and histories. A highlight is the short stop at Hautvillers for picturesque photos of the village where Dom Pérignon is buried. The vehicle options include Mercedes E220 or minivan with hotel pickup and drop-off, making it a smooth, private experience over 11.5 hours.
The reviews are mixed, with a 3.8 rating from five reviews, but many mention the superb quality of Champagne and the flexibility of the private transportation. The tour is best suited for those who want to sample multiple top Champagne houses without the crowds and with expert guidance.
Bottom line: For a refined, personalized day tasting at two major Champagne houses, this trip provides a luxurious, flexible option.
$603 per person
5. Private Champagne AYALA since 1860, Moet Chandon from Paris
Number 5 offers a comprehensive private day trip from Paris combining Moët & Chandon with Champagne Ayala. This experience is ideal for travelers based in Paris who want a full day exploring two esteemed Champagne houses, with a visit to Hautvillers included.
The tour includes guided cellar visits at both houses, tastings of two glasses of Moët and four of Ayala, plus a stop at Hautvillers for photos and sightseeing. The vehicle is a luxurious Mercedes, and hotel pickup is included, making it a seamless experience for those staying in Paris. The entire trip lasts around 11.5 hours, perfect for a dedicated champagne day trip.
While no reviews are available, the program’s detailed itinerary and tiered pricing suggest flexibility for different budgets. This trip suits travelers who want to maximize Champagne tasting and sightseeing in a single day without traveling solo.
Bottom line: If you’re based in Paris and want to visit two renowned Champagne houses, this private, guided trip balances comfort and quality.
$538 per person
6. From Reims/Epernay: UNESCO Sites & Champagne Private Tour
Our final pick is a full-day private tour focusing on UNESCO sites along with Champagne tasting. Starting from either Reims or Epernay, you get a mix of sightseeing and wine, with visits to Reims Cathedral, Hautvillers, and Aÿ-Champagne.
This tour combines cultural highlights with wine tasting at a family-run producer, plus a visit to the church where Dom Pérignon is buried. The itinerary includes scenic stops, vineyard views, and a guided tour of a winery. It’s ideal for travelers who want a well-rounded experience of Champagne’s heritage and production. The flexible pick-up points and tasting stops make it a versatile choice.
Although reviews are not available, the detailed itinerary and focus on UNESCO sites make this a strong pick for history and culture buffs who also want some Champagne tasting. It’s a good way to learn about the region beyond just the wine.
Bottom line: If you’re interested in combining cultural exploration and Champagne tasting, this private tour offers a rich, well-rounded day.
$603 per person
How to Choose the Right Tour
When picking a tour in Hautvillers, consider your priorities: Are you after a luxury, all-inclusive experience? The private trips at #1 and #4 offer personalized service and extensive tastings. If you prefer active exploration, the electric bike tour combines scenery with the fun of cycling. Budget-conscious travelers might prefer the shorter, more focused experiences like the Vineyards Cellars tour, while culture lovers can enjoy the UNESCO-focused day (#6).
Booking early is recommended, especially during peak season, as popular private tours fill quickly. Think about your fitness level, interest in history versus wine, and whether private or group tours suit your style best. For example, a couple wanting a romantic, private day might pick the #4 or #5 experience, while friends looking for a lively cycling adventure might prefer the #2 tour.
Final Thoughts
Hautvillers offers a diverse range of Champagne tours, from private, luxury experiences to active biking excursions and cultural sightseeing. If you’re after a full day of indulgence, the private trips at #1, #4, and #5 deliver in comfort and depth. For those seeking a more relaxed, authentic connection—such as the electric bike tour—you’ll find plenty of charm.
Whatever your style, booking early ensures you get the experience that best fits your interests and budget. Hautvillers stands ready with plenty of bubbly and stories to share—so don’t wait too long to plan your visit. Cheers!