REVIEWS · VINEYARD TOURS IN FRANCE
Good vineyard tours in France fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Tour Château Saint-Georges near Saint-Émilion, taste three Grand Cru wines, and learn family winemaking in a small one-hour visit.
“Very informative in a friendly manner. We enjoyed both our guides around the vineyard and also the wine tasting”
Explore Bordeaux vineyards, Saint-Émilion, Médoc, Graves, or Blaye with château visits, wine tastings, and an expert bilingual guide.
“Tour guide was very knowledgeable about the wine region, the prices and current events. He was engaging and pleasant. The bus was to quality and the driver was skilled, which was good considering dinner if the tags he had to drive down. Saint Emillion was gorgeous and fascinating. The vineyard was beautiful and our host was brilliant. And the wine, oh the wine, was excellent. I bought a case. Highly recommend this tour especially on a Sunday or Monday.”
Review of Bordeaux’s half-day wine tour, with Saint-Émilion, château tastings, transport, costs, timing, and practical booking advice.
“Guides were fantastic! However, we thought we werebooking a half day wine tour. It was instead a half day walking tour that ended with a single wine tour. Overall it was a good tour but not as the title described. We wanted an afternoon of wine tastings.”
Review of the Médoc wine tour from Bordeaux, with three château visits, tastings, guide tips, transport, costs, and practical advice.
“Great visits, great tastings, excellent host. Lousy weather but a fun day! Learned so much about Bordeaux wines”
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