Here, you are likely to meet the Champagne-maker himself and see firsthand the fascinating Champagne-making process from vine to bottle. In the evening, a three course Champagne tasting dinner will be served in a cosy restaurant located ten minutes’ walk from the main square, where each course will be accompanied by a different Champagne.

After checking out on day four of your Champagne Battlefields tour, and before making your way back to the UK via Eurotunnel, stop off at the Caverne du Dragon for a guided tour. This 16th Century stone quarry cave became a strategic military location during the First World War and you will see for yourself the sombre reality of what war was like 15 metres underground. You will also have entry to the on site museum.