SemiMike

Suggestions most welcome.

bilboburgler

Do you want art-deco, modern, posh, famous chain, family firm?

HappyTrvlr

Go to Moet and Chandon in nearby Epernay.

SemiMike

Good question! Five retired adults, never been to one, something that can be reserved (if needed) on the day of arrival. No other particular requirements.

aliced

I would go to Dom Perignon

scdreamer

We enjoyed our visit to Taittinger last time we were in Reims - September 2018. We made our reservation the same day we visited - bring a sweater or jacket, as it is chilly the further down one goes. Nice tasting at the end.

Paqngo

We were in Reims last September and met a lovely couple from Austria on the lime green bus. We went to Vranken Pommery. We really enjoyed it.
From the interwebs: https://www.vinotrip.com/en/partners...ranken-pommery

john183

In 2019 we spent a day in Reims and toured Pommery and Taittinger - both were very enjoyable. We made reservations in advance for English speaking tours. Below is a link to my trip report for that day. Post #23 has a description and post #38 has some pictures from that day.

Paris, Chartres, Champagne Country and Giverny 2019

bilboburgler

I prefer Epernay as so many houses are easy walks along the Avenue (the most beautiful .... blah blah etc) but if you prefer to stay in Reims (pron Rence) then https://maisons-champagne.com/en/hou...lla-demoiselle is a lovely building to visit. Honestly I'm not a great fan of Champagne unless you are spending north of £150 and for that much money I expect much better service, however that is a good visit. Reims has many Art Deco and Art Nouveau buildings around and as a change from the cathedral they make a good tour as well.

If you decide to take the trip to Epernay, the ride in the train over the hill is a delight.

kerouac

Taittinger gives a very good tour.

twk

We enjoyed the Taittigner tour, and also liked Moet et Chandon when we went to Epernay. If you aren't going outside Reims, Taittinger is a good choice.

denisea

Have to suggest Ruinart in Reims. Their caves are just spectacular (as is the whole property).

If you end up in Epernay then strongly suggest skipping the larger houses for Billecart-Salmon in Mareuil Sur Ay. Lovely property and top notch tour and tasting…more personal and less commercial.