Moët & Chandon
20 avenue de Champagne, 51200 Epernay, France
Practical information
Pre-booked tours led by our guides followed by a guided tasting. The tour of the cellars is by foot.
Just 1 hour 30 min. from Paris!
By car: 1 hour 30 min. from the Paris Périphérique ringroad via the A4 motorway
By train: 1 hour 20 min. from Paris Gare de l'Est to Epernay station Moët & Chandon is a five-minute walk from the station.
Tour times
9h30-17h
COVID-19 Security
As of July 21st 2021 you will have to present a European health pass or digital EU covid certificate to access our Maisons.
We are doing everything we can to make your visit as safe as possible. Social distancing is strictly applied. The tasting room is well-ventilated and cleaned after each visitor. Masks must be worn.
The cellars are cold, so please bring warm clothing.
The cellars have a lift and a special entrance for wheelchair users
Any questions ?
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Please email us at: visites@moet.fr
Booking service
Via our booking service only: visites@moet.fr
What is the difference between the various tour packages?
All the tours take exactly the same route through the cellars. The only difference is in the tasting sessions offered at the end of each guided tour.
Do you offer tours without tasting sessions?
No, all our tours include tasting sessions.
Can we come for a tasting session without taking a tour?
Yes, we began allowing visitors to come and taste our champagnes in 2020.
Are bookings mandatory?
As places are limited and tours led by a professional guide, we recommend you book your visit online at: www.moet.com.
Can children come on a tour?
Our tours are for everyone and we offer free admission for children under 10 and a reduced price (without the tasting session) for teenagers aged 10 to 17.
Does the tour include a visit to the cellars?
We visit part of the 28 km of cellars, where maturing bottles intended for production are visible.
Do you organise any tours of the Moët & Chandon vineyard and production buildings?
The Maison’s vineyard extends throughout the entire Champagne region, and no plots are immediately adjacent to the visitor’s centre. Our production buildings are not open to the public.
Can we go to the shop even if we haven’t been on a tour of the cellars?
Of course! The shop is open to everyone.
Are pets allowed on-site?
We have an obligation to meet the standards associated with our food safety certifications and, as such, no pets are allowed on our premises.
Can visitors buy something to eat on-site?
We do not have any catering facilities - we only offer champagne tasting sessions.
« Much like his champagne, as soon as Monsieur Moët enters the rooms boredom disappears. »