Great experience! - Lovely cycling route in brilliant weather! good wine, wonderful surroundings, skilled guide! We were lucky with the weather, so everything was very nice! Highly recommended!

Amazing biking and champagne experience - We really had a great time on this tour! I think this was our highlight of our trip to Reims; the views were amazing, the champagne delicious, and to top it off Anne was a great tour guide. Her enthusiasm and engaging storytelling really turned this into a great experience. The electric bikes really made it a breeze to go up and down the fields (and to my fellow Dutch: I promise you will be glad to have the support once you get to those hills) Definitely recommended

Great afternoon experience - Such a great way to spend an afternoon and explore the area. Thomas was very knowledgeable and made the experience very memorable for us.

Really worthwhile tour. - This was a fantastic tour in a small group. Jerome was a great guide with a deep knowledge of Champagne and local history.

What a great tour, Chloé you were brilliant! - First of Chloé was an incredible guide, not only was she full of knowledge about champagne, she was also very witty and personable. The bike tour was really good fun and such beautiful views! Was worth every penny, thank you so much!

A truly unique experience! - Excellent tour—our guide was incredibly knowledgeable and kept everyone safe and on schedule. Learned so much about the region and the champagne process and the views were unbeatable. A well spent afternoon!

Fun riding in the vineyard - Great way to see the grapes growing. Our guide was very friendly and informative. The bikes were easy to ride, even going up the hills. This was our first time in a champagne cave and it was interesting to learn about the process of making champagne. The pickup point was easy to find and the minibus comfortable. Highly recommend.

Amazing!!! - Amazing day from start to finish. Our Tour guide Perrine was absolutely fabulous. She is a font of knowledge who made the tour so fun and is also great at taking photos( ask for the jumping one) The lunch and champagne after bike tour is delicious and in such a beautiful setting. Cannot recommend enough. Thank you Al a francaise champagne for a lovely day

No substitute to riding a bike through gorgeous countryside - We did the afternoon bike tour with Gérome in English. First, the guide was excellent. As a former teacher he had a wealth of knowledge about the region, vineyards, and champagne-making process. Doing this tour was an excellent introduction to the area, not just a lesson in how the famous product is made. I learned so many things that I started taking notes (no joke) because the interesting tidbits were so plentiful that I didn't want to miss anything. The one downside for me was that the bike portion was too short, in my opinion. I'm a cyclist at home, so I was looking forward to a little more riding. The electric bike worked very well and allows anyone, no matter the fitness level, to keep up with the tour with no problems. You definitely don't need to worry about climbing the hills around here--the bike will do that for you. And there's no substitute to touring a region by bike (or on foot); you see and hear and smell so much more to get a real sense of the geography. Highly recommended in a beautiful country like Champagne. The wine cellar tour and tasting were awesome as well. Note that the tasting is wisely after the bike ride.

Total Disappointment - We were so disappointed in this experience. First, we did not go on bikes. We were told it was due to the weather, but the weather was perfect. We were sent an email that said that due to not biking, we would get two additional tasting from small wineries. (The original tour said three wine tastings.) We road around in the back seat of a van where it was difficult to see for several hours and only stopped for two tastings total for the entire 5 hours. I sit here in tears because we have to leave tomorrow and touring in Champagne country was on my bucket list. I suggest renting a bike, staying in town, and doing your own tastings. It will be lass expensive and more fulfilling.