Top Aquitaine Spring Break

Discover the heart of the prestigious Saint-Émilion and Pomerol appellations, and the unique charm of the medieval village of Saint-Émilion! Your experience begins in Pomerol with a visit to a certified biodynamic estate. Your guide will reveal the secrets of viticulture and winemaking, before a refined tasting of three red wines. Continue the adventure at a Saint-Émilion Grand Cru Classé estate. Explore the history of the château and taste four wines, comparing the effect of climate on different vintages. Finally, discover the village of Saint-Émilion, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Let yourself be seduced by its picturesque streets and savour the famous macaroons, the region's other treasure. A perfect blend of exceptional wines, heritage and gourmet delights awaits you!

Experience the beauty of Saint–Émilion by e-bike, and stop for wine tastings along the way, on this two-in-one, small-group tour from Bordeaux. Begin with a guided tour of this UNESCO-listed city. Learn the history of the local wine industry as you to cycle past famous chateaux, stop at a Growth Classified winery for lunch and a wine tasting, and visit a family-run estate to sample fine local varietals.

Enjoy a full day of exploring the beautiful Médoc region on a wine tour from Bordeaux. The Médoc region is responsible for some of the best wines that are produced in Bordeaux, and it’s an excellent place to go wine tasting in France. Stop at multiple wineries housed in magnificent chateaux. The idyllic surroundings, renowned vineyards, and historic castles make this a perfect day trip from Bordeaux.

See a different side of Vieux Bordeaux as you explore the scenic old town with your foodie insider guide in a group capped at just 10 travelers. Discover delights such as foie gras, cheese, “canelé” pastries, and Bouchon de Bordeaux chocolates as you stroll, snack, sniff, and sip your way through markets and gourmet stores.

Creating your own custom wine We allow our customers to create their own cuvée by mixing different grape varieties according to their tastes. Each bottle is unique, customized with labels created by the customer, and carefully sealed.

Welcome to our place... Passionate about wine and its terroir, we have created a modern cellar dedicated to knowledgeable enthusiasts and curious people eager to discover gems. Here, each bottle tells a story, that of a winemaker, of a soil, of a vintage. We are committed to offering a selection that is both qualitative, original, and accessible, reflecting the diversity and richness of the French vineyard and beyond. 50% of our selection comes directly from estates that are not distributed elsewhere. The other half is sourced from trusted partners, carefully selected for their standards and expertise.Our philosophyOur cellar Le Pied à Terre is a bridge between winemakers and enthusiasts, amateurs. Every wine we offer has been tasted and selected for its taste qualities, its story, and the emotion it evokes. Le Pied à Terre Emotions within reach of glasses.

Discover the historic chateaux and beautiful vineyards around Bordeaux on this guided tour of UNESCO-listed Saint-Emilion. Zip up the region’s steep hills and sloping vineyards on an electric bike, stop to admire the views, and enjoy wine tasting at chateau wineries. The trip also includes a tasty picnic lunch along the way.

Where better to fine-tune your appreciation of French wine than the wine capital of France? Delve into the long history of winemaking in France with a tour of the Wine and Trade Museum in Bordeaux and learn the secrets of Bordeaux’s ‘Grand Vins’. Then, indulge in an expert-led wine tasting, sample fine Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon wines and discover the difference between Merchant and Chateau wines.

Embark on a full-day journey through the illustrious Médoc region, where wine, history, and luxury intertwine. Visit magnificent châteaux, indulge in exclusive wine tastings at prestigious Grand Cru Classé estates, and delight in a picnic experience that showcases the finest local flavors. To top off your day, capture the beauty of the vineyards with a photo shoot. This comprehensive program offers a rich and memorable exploration of one of Bordeaux’s most iconic wine regions.

Savor the wines and medieval streets of Saint-Emilion, home to some of Bordeaux’s most famous red wines, on this half-day small-group tour from Bordeaux. Learn the secrets of winemaking and "terroir" on a guided tour and tasting at a Grand Cru winery; take a walking tour through the medieval streets of Saint-Émilion; and pair fine Bordeaux reds with delicious cheeses and other local delicacies at a family-run winery.

Experience the timeless beauty of Saint-Émilion on a full-day wine tour designed for true connoisseurs. Explore prestigious Grand Cru Classé estates and indulge in exclusive wine tastings and picnic that showcase the region’s exceptional terroir. Wander through the historic cobblestone streets of this UNESCO World Heritage site, soaking in its rich history and stunning landscapes. This immersive tour offers a perfect blend of culture, heritage, and world-class wines, ensuring an unforgettable day in one of Bordeaux’s most enchanting regions.

Discover the secrets of Bordeaux’s world-famous wines on this small-group afternoon tasting tour of the Médoc wine region. Ensure a high-quality wine tasting experience as you visit Grand Cru winery, followed by a Cru Bourgeois winery where you’ll pair local wines with an indulgent tasting platter. During the tour, learn all about Bordeaux’s different appellations, terroirs, and varietals.

Unlike a large majority of wine training courses that can be offered in the Bordeaux region; this is authentic! I welcome you directly to my workplace in a warm and country setting where I will put at your service my experience and know-how as an oenologist to teach you everything you will need to progress in this fabulous environment. In this unique workshop, you will not leave empty-handed but with your own personalised cuvée. If you decide to book a full day, it is even possible to have lunch on site, in which case I will take care of cooking for you. I hope to see you very soon at La Mondette:) Ps: I can transport up to 4 people in my vehicle from Libourne station.

Explore the interior of an 18th-century château—and enjoy a relaxed wine tasting—during this small-group tour of the Château du Taillan, located just beyond Bordeaux city limits. Upon arrival, learn more about the landmark (which is a French National Historic Monument), see its vineyards, and venture to its wine cellar. The tour concludes with a tasting of several of its wines, complete with cheese, chocolate, and other nibbles.

Sample the flavors of Bordeaux on this small-group guided walking tour through its UNESCO-listed historic center. Visit multiple stops, including the iconic covered market, and enjoy 9 generous tastings such as Bordeaux wine, artisan cheese or charcuterie, handcrafted chocolate, local pastries, fresh bread, seasonal fruit, coffee, and a savory specialty. The tour is limited to eight guests for a personal experience.

This unique experience will allow you to learn more about cooperage as well as your tastes in wine (and especially if you like wood in wine, typical aromas of Bordeaux, Burgundy, Rioja wines, etc.) We promise you a truly unusual experience since we will make you taste the same wine 6 times for 6 different experiences. Better still, we invite you to put yourself in the shoes of the winemaker and create (assemble) your ideal wine. Thanks to this workshop, you will (almost) never make a mistake again with your wine purchases.

Experience a private experience in the prestigious Sauternes region, famous for its sweet wines known as the “liquid gold” of Bordeaux. Visit châteaux Grand Cru Classé, learn about the unique microclimate that brings these exceptional wines to life and enjoy exclusive tastings of Sauternes and Barsac. Complete your day with lunch at a local restaurant or winery (not included). With pick-up and return to your accommodation in Bordeaux, this private tour guarantees comfort, personalized attention and privileged access to one of France’s wine gems.

Enjoy a more in-depth way to explore Bordeaux—and discover sights and stories you’d miss on your own—on this private walking tour, led by a historian guide. An ideal introduction for first-time visitors, this tour covers many of the city’s UNESCO–listed highlights, from the Bordeaux Cathedral to Porte Cailhau. Along the way, immerse yourself in the city’s wealth of history—and then wrap up your visit with a glass of local wine.

Explore the heart of Bordeaux through its most delicious traditions on a guided walking food tour designed for curious travelers, food lovers, and wine enthusiasts. This immersive experience invites you to discover the city’s vibrant culinary scene while strolling through picturesque streets, historic landmarks, and hidden local gems.

Get more familiar with Bordeaux's wine scene, without the pressure of figuring out which varietals to buy and try, with this wine tasting session. Sample several wines from Bordeaux as you enjoy bread, cured meats, and local cheeses. Learn wine-tasting etiquette and how to describe the various flavors and aromas in the wine from an experienced sommelier, and finish by making your own wine blend.

Bordeaux does not want to tell you how it got so rich. Look at the golden facade of Place de la Bourse and see carved faces of African women, quiet witnesses to a fortune built partly on the slave trade. Follow the Garonne's moon-shaped curve past a bell tower that stands apart from its cathedral on purpose, meet a 13-year-old bride who became the most powerful woman in Europe, hear about a shepherd boy calmly told a judge he preferred the taste of little girls because it was tender, and learn about a bronze monument that a WWII foundry worker quietly refused to melt down. Skip fixed schedules and crowds. Walk this self-guided tour of Bordeaux at your own pace, pause when a canele shop catches your eye, resume right where you left off. A good fit for curious walkers who want Bordeaux audio tour storytelling at their own pace. Download the app, press play, let Bordeaux's stones tell the truth. Over 25,000 travelers have used our self-guided tours, backed by a full refund guarantee.

A wine workshop right where it's made? This is what we offer you with our wine-making workshops at the Micro Winery. Experience a unique oenological experience in an urban winery in the heart of Darwin in Bordeaux. This activity immerses you in a participatory workshop, where you become an actor in the creation of a wine.

Explore Bordeaux through the eyes of a local on this 2-hour gourmet walking tour only in english led by Aurélien. Discover the city's heritage and vibrant flavors as you stroll through historic lanes, tasting delicacies at artisan producers and family-run shops. Delight in iconic treats like the best canelé (Bordeaux's specialty), an emblematic pastry, award-winning wine chocolates, and a local aperitif while learning about the Bordeaux art de vivre. You'll also get a glass of wine paired with an introduction to the world of Bordeaux vineyards. Perfect for first-time visitors and food lovers alike, this tour offers an authentic taste of Bordeaux. - 1.5-hour walking tour showcasing Bordeaux's culinary heritage - Taste local artisanal specialties including canelé, chocolates, and wine - Enjoy an introduction to Bordeaux's vineyards and wine tasting - Leave with Aurelien's recommendations of the best restaurants in town - Non-alcoholic options available to suit all preferences

Take in the sights of Bordeaux’s old town including its historic doors on a meandering walk through the city. Sit down at a local cafe and experience a blind tasting of Bordeaux’s famous aperitifs. Discover the rich history of trade that fuelled the wine industry and inspired some of the most famous aperitifs in France. Sip your way through the lesser known white wines of Bordeaux alongside a board of specially selected cheeses. Finally our guide will introduce you to the Bordeaux's famous red wines and take you through the ins and outs of styles, techniques, and the history of the appellation.