Afternoon Saint-Emilion Wine Lover's Tour from Bordeaux
Here is what's in store for you
Departing from Bordeaux, this tour begins at a prestigious Grand Cru Classé Château, where you’ll enjoy an intimate introduction to the winemaking process through a guided visit and exclusive private tasting.
Next, you’ll embark on a walking tour of the enchanting medieval village of Saint-Émilion, delving into its thousand-year-old history and charming architecture.
To round off the afternoon, you'll be welcomed at a family-run winery for a final tasting, featuring local culinary delights perfectly paired with the estate’s wines — a true expression of the French art de vivre.
What's Included
- Transportation in a premium minivan
- All wine tasting fees
- Guided walking tour of the village
- Regional specialties & delicacies
- Local guide, expert in Bordeaux wines
What's not included
- Hotel pick-ups or drop-offs
- Gratuities
Booking details and conditions
You can cancel for free until 1 Day Prior
This experience is reserved for participants over 12 years of age.
Please let us know if you have any dietary requirements in the notes of your booking request.Frequently Asked Questions
There are also reduced rates for:
- Youth: €90
User Reviews (1)
A great short intimate introduction to the wines of St Emillion
The first stop was at Château Cadet Bon. A beautiful setting with extensive views across the vines. We had a tour or the wine production facility and were told about the basic processes. Our guide at the winery, Ambre, gave us a brief rundown on the basics of wine tasting and then introduced us to 4 of the key products of the Château. Most enjoyable!
Next stop was the ancient and beautiful village of village of St Emillion. I was quite surprised that at the age of some of the buildings, especially the churches.. Some of us stopped for a glass of wine at Margot’s recommended wine bar . I had a glass of the 2011 Alter Ego from Margaux. It was expensive but in great shape, being poured using the Coravin system, and was absolutely magnificent..
The final stop was at Clos Systey where Fannie the proprietere introduce us to the winery facility and gave us a lovely tasting under the shady tree in front of the winery. It was a much more intimate affair than the earlier tasting with Fannie’s mother ( the winemaker) and her husband and young son arriving during the session. It really is a family affair. Fannie’s approach is quite innovative for Bordeaux and includes a lighter style of red suitable for serving chilled in summer. We had a lovely time there.
I would thoroughly recommend this tour, to people starting their journey of experiencing the Bordeaux Wine scene, and St Emillion in particular.
Thank you, Margot Ambre and Fannie!
The volume of the commentary at the rear of the vehicle was too loud and in the front too soft. The balance was not right
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