Our top Picks

This family estate offers visits and tastings for young and old alike: little train, picnic baskets, etc. Original activities, room hire for groups by reservation.

Historic monument and Grand Cru Classé in 1855, located within the Graves and Sauternes appellations, highlighting four centuries of history.

Magnificent 16th-century wine château offering dynamic, collaborative, immersive and fun tours and tastings, events throughout the year, and dining in summer.

Exceptional wine-growing, architectural and wine tourism site. Former fortress (Renaissance façade, elegant 14th-century tower), park with centuries-old trees and breathtaking views over the Garonne. Themed visits, film screening, scenographic space, interactive tables and photo call. Treasure hunt for children.

The excellence of Château de Rayne Vigneau draws its roots both in the Sauternes vineyard with its distinctive personality, its exceptional terroir preserved and enhanced over the centuries, and in the expression of different grape varieties, rigorously selected in perfect harmony with the soils.

Wine estate offering tastings and guided tours in the heart of the Bordeaux vineyard.

Château Fleur de Lisse enjoys an ideal location just a few kilometres from the village of Saint-Émilion, in the charming village of Saint-Hippolyte, in the heart of landscapes listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The cooking class lasts 3 hours 30 minutes and includes a cellar visit and lunch.

Grand Cru Classé of the Médoc, combining wine tastings and professional receptions.

“Cooking Class and Wine & Truffle Lunch”. Preparation of a truffle-based meal in the kitchens of the Orangerie, with the assistance of our chef Olivier.

40 minutes from Bordeaux, the first of the 1855 First Growths to obtain organic certification. Walk through the vineyards, introduction to permaculture, tasting and cellar visit.

Responsible, ecological and sustainable. Le Coteau des Sens is a diversification project of a vineyard, Château Haut Beynat. Today a holiday cottage in the heart of a vineyard between Saint-Émilion and the Dordogne.