A very interesting tour and a very knowledgeable tour guide. If you are English speaking, I would suggest you opt for an English speaking tour guide as I think you would miss a lot of information otherwise.

Amazing tour and tasting of four vermuths they make. It is an oportunity to learn about famous drink and house recepies. The cellars are impressive, theres a small museum and attractive bars in different styles for special occasions. Amber vermuth is one of the best I ever tried!

My husband and I ended up having a tour in English just for the two of us - and it was brilliant! Rafael was very informative, answered all our questions and conducted an excellent tasting. He also found me some recipe leaflets when I asked. Highly recommend

Great place to experience and taste the production of one of the best Vermoths in the world, perfect activity for an afternoon with family and friends.

We were very fortunate to have had Paschal as our guide. We were a small group of four, with two retired engineers - one that makes wine and other, who distills spirits for a hobby. The questions and interest in the details kept flowing! Paschal was entertaining, knowledgeable and couldn’t have been a better fit for our group! Santé!

A super visit made so special by Pascal our guide; enthusiasm extraordinaire, with a Spanish/Scottish combo accent. Who wouldn’t be impressed? A must-do whilst in the area.

A really well-designed, we’ll-structured tour that brought to life the story behind Noilly Prat as well as the making of the product. Thank you Sylvie for a very informative and enjoyable experience

Loved learning the history of the families behind the brand, and how the products are produced. A true feast for the senses, as we were able to smell the various spices that are used in the various vermouths they sell. We had never heard of the “ambre” vermouth, which is only available in Marseillan. Heads up that the tour was 90 min vs 60 min listed on the ticket…and allow extra time to enjoy the beautiful courtyard and bar afterward!

You don't know how cool and amazing vermouth is until you do this tour. Noilly Pratt tour is great fun, very interesting and will change your perspective about vermouth. You can also enjoy a cocktail in their courtyard and organize a cocktail making class (we did this with about 15 people) in their beautiful bar.

Only French speaking tours available on museum's homepage, hence a more expensive English speaking tour was booked via Viator. Turned out our (Danish) guide spoke French 75 % of the time anyway. A little tired presentation overall, with condescending lines like 'only 5 minutes to the next glass' like we were there to get drunk. OK, but not a Marseillán must.

Really enjoyed the tour - available in English and our guide Lise was multilingual and highly knowledgeable as well as entertaining. Plenty of tasting during the tour! Good length of time and worth stopping for a cocktail in the courtyard afterwards.

We toured the facility with no knowledge of Vermouth. Tour was excellent, (we took “The Explorer” package). It was very well presented, English tour guides were very easy to understand, sample sizes were very generous and facilities were beautiful. Book extra time to have a lovely lunch along the pier.

An absolute must when in Marseilan! Cedric has been a wonderful host - warm, friendly with superb knowledge of a superior product. My husband, hosts and I have enjoyed several bottles of this excellent vermouth upon our return. Am crossing our fingers for wider availability of Amber & Rouge in the UK!

Amazing site - about 1 hour of guided visit - very polite and professional guide. At the end of the visit there was a very fine, stylishly arranged tasting of all 4 Nouilly Prat varieties. In the shop you can buy not only the Nouilly Prat varieties but also many other specialities, most of which are made with Nouilly Prat.

This is a fantastic activity to do while in the area. There is a guide that takes you around the place. The tour is very interesting. The place is full of history as they have kept a lot of the original items. You will get to enjoy tasting the different vermouth they have (4 different ones). To park, there are a few spaces in the street, but your best bet is to park, for free, by the post office, only a few hundred meters away. This is located near the port of Marseillan, which is also a lovely area to check out.

We did the Explore option and it was extremely good and excellent value for money. The wine making process and was very clearly explained, the guide was very knowledgable and the facility has been very well planned and developed. The tasing were generous and deliciious! The only slight downside is the location - we took a (very clean, fast) train from Montpellier to Agde, (30 minutes) but then had to wait a while for a tax for the 20 minute ride to the wineryi. Marsellan is a very pretty little village, with a picturesque harbour and some nice restaurants and bars, so was not a hardship to have to wait 90 minutes for the one daily tour in English. Almost impossible to find a taxi in Marslllan to get us back to Marsellan Plage station - better times of trains back to Montpellier but slower. I say "station" but it is just a pavement by the train track - no ticket office or ticket machine so we boarded without a ticket (not a problem apparently!). Definitely consider going but do plan you travel well in advance!

Intersting visit, beautiful premices, professionnal guide. Everything went on so smooth. The staging of the whole place and the lightning are simply amazing !

We did this tour of Noilly Pratt on a wet day and it was surprisingly good. They have kept the old character of the place and old vats so a great atmosphere. Also very good tasting of the different Vermouths they make. Our guide Pascal was especially good.

A really great tour which we have now done 3 times with various visitors. There's always something new to learn and all our guests have really enjoyed it. All the english speaking guides are fluent so absolutely no language barriers. It's worth having a cocktail in the bar at then end. Both the bar and courtyard are great places to sit and discuss all your new found knowledge. And with the bonus of Marseillan being a great place for lunch.

Cedric gave a very informative tour of the beautiful facility. Had no idea how NP was made or that is was produced in such a small and historic location. Tasting was fun and the cocktail delicious. Cedric’s great sense of humour made for a fun visit. NP ambre is our new favorite apéro!