Nice visit, pretty interesting and very well explained.

The tour was very interesting and because of the small group we had a lovely interaction with our guide. The testing afterwards was also very pleasant while we enjoyed the garden. Would definitely recommend to go and book a tour.

It‘s a place with a nice parc/old trees. There was too much artwork in the cellar. I wanted to hear more about how the company makes his champagners. But all my questions were answered.
You can even taste Champagners that are not part of your booked tour. That was great.

The tour guide was excellent even though young toddlers often created a distraction. The echo in the caves sometimes made it difficult to hear the tour guide. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and I appreciated her asking for questions.

Our tour guide was awesome! She spoke excellent English and told the stories well. The tour was very informative and enjoyable. (Can’t remember our tour guides name, but she’s a real keeper!). She interacted with our little group after the tour in the tasting room. One of the members of the group was doing a sabrage demonstration and the guide invited the rest of us to watch! Highly recommend!

This was an excellent tour. We loved our guide and all of the displays explaining the process. The setting is gorgeous and the tasting was exceptional.

The girl who conducted the tour was excellent. She had great knowledge of the product and explained everything really well in English. It was interesting seeing the cellars, but in honesty that was all we saw. I would definitely not call the tour “Iconic”
What would have made it iconic would have been the tour including a visit to the vineyards with explanation as to how you tend to the vines. It was harvest time too when we were there, how interesting it would have been to see that process at work. We could then have followed a cart load of harvested grapes in to the building to see the next step in the process of turning grape juice in to the most magnificent champagne. And so on, we could have followed the next steps until ending up in the cellar before sampling the perfect drink.
I paid £72 for my wife and I to go on the tour but in truth I should have gone to a supermarket and bought a bottle, at least then we would have had 3 glasses each and enough money left over for a pizza. Offering a 10% discount for buying 6 bottles, I thought, was very miserly and not really much of an incentive. We spent over £150 in the shop not because of the discount but because we love the wine and it is not readily available in England.
I expected and hoped for much more for the fee paid. The fact that there were only 4 people on the tour speaks volumes and must tell you that you should do better. One final thought, I did not like how a deal was made about how much an individual had spent on a ticket which determined which glass of champagne they got. Everyone should pay the same and receive the same.
I will continue to drink Canard Duchene as it is the best champagne but I cannot recommend the tour as it was disappointing for the reasons as explained above.
Thank you
Phil P