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Head to the vineyards of the Libourne area on the right bank of the Garonne, the home terroir of the great Pomerol, Fronsac and Saint-Emilion appellations.
We have booked you on a visit to two Best of Wine Tourism-endorsed wine estates. This internationally acclaimed competition awards a quality label for the quality of the welcome, services and the wine tourism initiatives of the estates. A day of exciting encounters is guaranteed, full of different flavours and discoveries.
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The day will start with a wine-tasting theme. First stop: a Grand Cru Classé wine château in Pomerol. Visit the largest and oldest family estate in the Pomerol PDO (Protected Designation of Origin) area. The visit promises to be full of historical interest and tasting opportunities with some particularly prestigious vintages.
The medieval village of Saint-Emilion, a UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation)-listed World Heritage Site is a must-see destination just a few minutes away. You’ll love the beauty of the place, the architecture and the village’s astonishing underground heritage. Enjoy lunch in a gourmet restaurant in the village centre. Enjoy a few hours of free time for shopping in Saint-Emilion before leaving.
Spend the end of this summer day on a walk through the vines in Fronsac in the company of a couple of passionate wine-growers. On the programme: learn about Fronsac’s regional growing characteristics, enjoy views of the surrounding vineyards and a convivial, gourmet tasting in the estate garden or winery.
There is one thing that has long been sure: Bordeaux is the world wine capital. But since 2007, the city has also been listed as a UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation) World Heritage Site.
A distinction that the city known as “Sleeping Beauty” shares with two other outstanding sites in Gironde: the Saint-Emilion wine area and Blaye Citadel. Gems to discover during a short break.
Take advantage of the River Festival from 24 May to 3 June 2019 to visit Bordeaux and the Bay of Arcachon from the water.
