La route du Champagne en Fête

The Route du Champagne en Fête is a summer event open to the general public, conceived by local winegrowers in 1995.
The idea behind this extraordinary weekend is to open the cellars and bottles of a village or area in the Côte des Bar, rotating the location each year. Between 25,000 and 40,000 people attend each year.

A glass of Champagne and a Route Guide grant access to the cellars and entitle you to a free tasting at each participating estate. This allows you to discover the riches and expertise of our terroir. It is now the biggest wine tourism event in Champagne.
In a festive atmosphere, come and discover the estates, appreciate the wealth of expertise and become ambassadors for this exceptional terroir.

For the 2026 edition, the right bank of the Aube Valley takes centre stage, with 10 villages welcoming you and 22 cellars opening their doors!

Discover the participants
Bar-sur-Aube: Cellar No. 1: Champagne Cottanceau-Prignitz
Arrentières: Cellar No. 2: Champagne Jacques Chaput, Cellar No. 3: Champagne Breton Stéphane, Cellar No. 4: Champagne Mennetrier and Cellar No. 5: Champagne Guillaume Phelizot
Colombé-la-Fosse: Cellar No. 6: Champagne Laurent Courtillier, Cellar No. 7: Champagne A.Viot & Fils and Cellar No. 8: Champagne Stéphane Brice
Saulcy: Cellar No. 9: Champagne Charles Gouthiere
Rizaucourt-Buchey: Cellar No. 10: Champagne Nicolas Bass and Cellar No. 11: Champagne Adeline Koechlin
Argentolles: Cellar No. 12: Champagne Mocquart-Esmard
Colombey-les-Deux-Églises: Cellar No. 13: Champagne Peligri et Filles
Rouvres-les-Vignes: Cellar No. 14: Champagne Michel Falmet and Cellar No. 15: Champagne Joël Falmet
Colombé-le-Sec: Cellar No. 16: Champagne Charles Clément, Cellar No. 17: Champagne Soret-Devaux and Cellar No. 18: Champagne Monial
Voigny: Cellar No. 19: Champagne Bernard Robert, Cellar No. 20: Champagne Achille Chrétien, Cellar No. 21: Champagne Philippe Barbieux and Cellar No. 22: Champagne Petit-Chrétien

A shuttle bus service will run between Chaumont and Colombey-les-Deux-Églises on Saturday 1 August and Sunday 2 August to help you get to the festival.
- Departure from Chaumont at 10.00 am (SNCF station) – arrival in Colombey-les-Deux-Églises at 10.30 am
- Departs from Colombey-les-Deux-Églises (Champagne Peligri roundabout) at 7.30 pm – arrives in Chaumont at 8 pm
- Please arrive 15 minutes before departure so that the driver can carry out a check.

Free inter-village shuttle buses will run between the villages. Please make arrangements to ensure you are at the departure point by 7.15 pm. If necessary: taxi and private hire vehicle numbers will be available at all the cellars to take you to the stop on time (pay-as-you-go rates).

Purchase and collection of your tasting passes: available directly at Champagne Peligri.

Event organised by the Cap’C association
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