Champagne Mercier

Brilliant visit. Our guide Manon did a fantastic job showing us the cellars and explaining the process of champagne making. She was also very helpful in talking us through the area and giving us its rich history. It was the first of many champagne houses we went to, but its charm stayed with us. The little train journey through the labyrinth of tunnels was super fun. And best of all, was the tasting. The Mercier champagne, especially the brut reserve was brilliant. Hopefully we get to come back here again at some point. Highly recommended if you’re in Épernay.

Very fun and extended tour. A big company with a large history and they use this nicesly in the tour. The champagne is okay. They make champagne for a large audience and you can tell. They play it safe with the flavours

An absolute must-visit in Épernay! The Mercier Champagne House is not just a tasting, it's a journey into the world of brilliant marketing, French charm and bubbles that speak for themselves. 18 km of underground cellars, an electric train and a giant barrel that visited the World Exhibition - history is in every sip. And the champagne itself? Light, lively, with character. Just like Mercier. 🥂 Merci, Mercier!

Fantastic tour, especially if you have kids and want something to do on a hot day. Train tour of the cellar is a must do when in the area. Book tickets far out!

Prebooked a tour and tasting. Very friendly staff and easy to get your audio guide. The tour of the tunnels does feel like you are going back into the past and experiencing the history. Tasted 3 champagnes with a description of each given by a sommelier. We also bought some champagne to take home as souvenirs.

This tour was by far the worst of the tours I've had in the champagne region. Our guide was lovely (she made it 2 stars) but at some points it was quite hard to properly hear what she saying. There wasn't as much explanation as with some others. Me and my girlfriend picked the vintage tasting, meaning that you would get a regular wine in this case the blanc the noirs and a vintage in this the 2007 vintage. Both were really flat and I wouldn't even consider buying these for 30 and 60 euros respectively. The wines were explained by their 'sommelier' who was wearing a WSET level 2 badge, but come on WSET level 2 isn't a sommelier. I have exactly the same level and this is for my side job, which I do alongside university. I wouldn't recommend this tour considering it was 45 euros per person.

Prebooked tour and double tasting which including a visit to the cellar on a train. The staff were very knowledgeable, polite and friendly. Overall an enjoyable experience and recommend.

The vintage tour is nice. You get to see the cellars in a small train. And the guide gives you all the general info you need. Tours are provided in English. If you go for the vintage tour you get to taste the difference between a 'young' champagne and a vintage (older) one and it's a really nice experience.