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Bordeaux, France
Explore the renowned Saint-Emilion wine region by touring its picturesque village and right-bank tributary of the Dordogne River. Experience the rich wine-making heritage at two distinguished estates, one of which is a family-owned vineyard.
Embark on a meticulously planned journey through the picturesque wine region of Saint-Emilion, a testament to its rich heritage as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Depart from Bordeaux in the late afternoon, steering towards a serene countryside setting. Your destination awaits: a quaint, family-owned winery nestled along the banks of the Dordogne River. As you enter the estate, step into the heart of tradition; explore the extensive cellar and traditional vat rooms where the art of viticulture unfolds.
Engage in a comprehensive training session designed to enhance your appreciation of wine. Under expert guidance, delve into the intricacies of proper wine tasting, honing your palate's ability to discern subtle nuances in aroma and flavor. Indulge in exquisite vintages prepared with care and precision by skilled artisans who have been crafting these treasures for generations.
Proceed to a "Great Classified Growth" (Grand Cru Classé) wine estate, located high above the Saint-Emilion vineyards. Here, immerse yourself in the history and craftsmanship behind the renowned wines produced here. A delightful aperitif paired with artisanal bread and cheeses provides the perfect complement to your gastronomic exploration.
As the sun sets over the rolling hills of Saint-Emilion, embark upon a guided stroll through the historic medieval town center. This enchanting village has earned its prestigious designation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its unique blend of architecture, cultural heritage, and natural beauty. Upon returning to Bordeaux, enjoy a leisurely drop-off at the conclusion of your captivating adventure.
| Itinerary | Starting point: Monument aux Girondins, Saint-Émilion. Visit wine tasting for 1 hour followed by a guided tour lasting 1 hour. Return to Monument aux Girondins upon arrival. |
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| Highlights | Visiting two picturesque chateaux situated along the Dordogne River and sampling four high-quality wines from the Saint-Emilion region will provide an enriching experience. Participating in a wine-tasting class will offer insights into the intricate processes involved in winemaking. Afterward, enjoying an appetizing aperitif accompanied by traditional French delicacies will further enhance the sensory journey. Exploring the charming medieval village of Saint-Emilion will allow visitors to immerse themselves in the rich cultural heritage of this historic town. |
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Duration 5.5 hours
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Live tour guide
English and French.
Small group
Restricted to a maximum of eight attendees.
From
105€Per Person
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Bordeaux, France
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A 'Great Classified Growth' wine estate located high above the Saint-Emilion vineyards.
Under expert guidance, visitors can engage in a comprehensive training session designed to enhance their appreciation of wine.
Your departure begins in Bordeaux in the late afternoon, steering towards a serene countryside setting.
An aperitif is provided as part of the visit, paired with artisanal bread and cheeses.
Saint-Emilion earns its designation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its unique blend of architecture, cultural heritage, and natural beauty.
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