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1. Montmartre Hill French Gourmet Food and Wine Tasting Walking Tour

2. Chateauneuf du Pape wine tour

3. Full-Day tour to Saint-Emilion and Medoc, from Bordeaux

4. Champagne Day Trip with 6 Tastings, Reims and Winery from Paris

5. Paris Ultimate Food Tour

6. Medoc or St-Emilion Small-Group Wine Tasting and Chateaux Tour from Bordeaux

7. Tasting of Bordeaux White Wines Wine and Cheese Pairing

8. Burgundy Grand Crus Route Day Tour - 12 Wines Tastings in Domains

9. Saint Emilion Half-Day Trip with Wine Tasting & Winery Visit from Bordeaux

10. Provence Wine Tour - Small Group Tour from Nice

11. The only Paris Wine Tasting experience you need to do - 2 hours

12. Paris Seine River Champagne Tasting Cruise

13. Alsace 4 Wonders Small-Group Day Trip from Colmar

14. Saint Emilion Half Day Ebike and Wine Tour with Picnic Dinner

15. Saint Emilion Day Trip with Sightseeing Tour & Wine Tastings from Bordeaux

16. Reims afternoon tour Champagne and family growers

17. Guided tour and wine tasting Northern Rhône Valley

18. Nice Small-Group Walking Food Tour with Local Specialties & Wine Tasting

19. Provence Organic Wine Tasting Half Day Tour from Nice

20. Saint-Emilion Afternoon Tour - 2 Wineries, tastings & delicacies

21. Burgundy Bike Tour with Wine Tasting from Beaune

22. St-Emilion & Médoc Combine Day Tour including Wine Tastings and Lunch

23. Saint Emilion Wine Tour Half Day

24. Cotes de Provence Wine Tour from Aix-en-Provence

25. Bordeaux Food and Wine Tour

26. Champagne and Reims Tasting Day Trip from Paris

27. Beaujolais Wine Tasting Day Tour from Lyon

28. Provence Cru Wine Small-Group Half-Day Tour from Avignon

29. Small Group - Half Day Champagne Tour - Visit of 2 Small Producers/Growers

30. Provence Day Trip with Cassis Village Boat Ride and Local Wine Tasting from Aix

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HATT for Dreamers - Wine Tasting and Tour

HATT et SÖNER: A Champagne Odyssey of Taste and Tradition in Côte de Blancs, Champagne

A terroir story | Château Balestard La Tonnelle

Wine Tasting and Tour at Château Balestard La Tonnelle in Saint Emilion, Bordeaux

The "Origins" tour | Château Balestard La Tonnelle

Tasting Distinct Wines at Château Balestard La Tonnelle in Saint Emilion, Bordeaux

Exploring Burgundian Grape Varieties | Maison L. Tramier & Fils

Explore Burgundy with a guided tasting and vineyard tour at Maison L. Tramier & Fils. Book now and let yourself be charmed by the richness and diversity of Burgundian wines

In the Heart of 1st Growths: Prestige Tasting | Maison L. Tramier & Fils

A Dip into Wine History

Oenological Dive in Mercurey

Have an Aesthetically pleasing Day as you also please your taste buds at Maison L. Tramier & Fils winery | Wine Tasting in Burgundy

Wine Tasting, Lunch in a Troglodytic Cave and Tour at Domaine de Rocheville

Have a memorable lunch paired with wines at Domaine de Rocheville winery restaurant

Wine Tasting and Tour at Domaine de Rocheville in Loire Valley

Enjoy a winery tour and organic wine tasting with 4 wines paired with local bouchées

Wine Tasting in Chablis at Domaine Céline & Frédéric Gueguen

A Tasting in Heart of Chablis

Premium Wine Tasting Châteauneuf du Pape with Art | La Cave de Mathias

La Cave de Mathias is a Unique Place for Dream Tastings in Chateauneuf Du Pape, Rhone

Rare and Atypical Champagne Tour and Tasting at Champagne Roger-Constant Lemaire

Enjoy a Guided Tour and Pleasant Tasting at the Champagne Roger-Constant Lemaire in Vallée de la Marne Wine Region

Rare and Atypical Champagne Tasting at Champagne Roger-Constant Lemaire

Taste Authentic Champagne at Champagne Roger-Constant Lemaire

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Discover France's wine scene together with knowledgeable local wine tour guides.

Wines and Chocolate Northern Rhone Valley - Full Day

The Pleasures of Wine and Chocolate

The Roman city of Vienne and Côte Rôtie - Half day

Amazing Wines to Try

Southern Burgundy - Full day

Yummy and Fruity Chardonnay tasting

Northern Rhône Valley: Hermitage, Crozes-Hermitage, Cornas

Discover diverse soils and wines, from fruity Crozes-Hermitage to complex Hermitage, paired with gourmet food along the way

Northern Rhône Valley from Côte-Rôtie to Hermitage

Explore Côte-Rôtie and Hermitage vineyards, tasting exceptional wines and enjoying breathtaking views

Northern Rhône Valley Côte-Rôtie, Condrieu, Saint-Joseph - Full Day Tour

A Day Tour of Norther Rhone Valley

Northern Rhône Valley - half day

Experience Côte-Rôtie and Condrieu, highlighting Syrah and Viognier in their native lands, with tastings and scenic views

Northern Rhône cheese & wine

Explore Côte-Rôtie and Pilat Park, meet local cheese producers, and enjoy wine and cheese pairings.

Medieval town of Pérouges and Bugey wine - Half day

Make Time Stop

Lyon and its vineyards - Half Day Tour

Sightseeing and Wines!

Beaujolais South Golden Stones - Half Day

Visit the Most Sensual Vineyards in France!

Beaujolais South and North - Full Day

Fruity and Very Good Wines

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How to reach wine tasting experiences in france.

Wine tasting tours in France are easily accessible by different means of transportation.

• Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG) is the best option to reach wine tastings and tours in Champagne.
• Paris Orly (ORY) 
• Bordeaux-Mérignac Airport (BOD)  takes you directly into the heart of the Bordeaux wine region.
• Marseille Airport (MRS) or Nice Airport (NCE) to reach wine tastings and tours in Provence
• Montpellier (MPL)  is where to land to reach the Languedoc – Roussillion wine region and South West France.
• Nantes Atlantique Airport (NTE) is your option to get close to wine tastings and tours in Loire Valley.
• Lyon Saint Éxupéry Airport (LYS) to get to wine tastings and tours in Rhône.
• A89  or  A62 to reach wine tastings and tours in Bordeaux.
• A6, A31  direction Dijon and then Lille or Nancy or A38 towards Besançon or Basel to get to heart of Burgundy.
• A6, A43, A47  or  A89 are all the motorways that lead to wine tastings and tours in Rhône.
• A8  is the best route to drive to discover Provence.
• Porto Vecchio

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Are you still unsure about your next holiday destination? Take a look at our endless number of wine tastings and tours in France and get inspired for a wine-filled experience. It won't be easy to choose among our selection of wineries scattered around all of the best wine-producing regions of France. The first thing to take into account is what type of wine you prefer - for some delicious red wine go to Bordeaux or Burgundy, for white wine travel to Loire Valley and for some sparkling wine, you already know, Champagne!

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This means that if you are planning to experience wine tastings and tours in France, you will have to carefully choose where to go first and start looking for the best region for you. Take part in a wine tasting and tour in France to go behind the scenes of the production of some of the world’s best wine and witness the meticulous work that winemakers put in their wines.

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Cycle Provence

Everything that mattered was really good! The group of participants gelled very well, everyone seemed to enjoy the company of everyone else, so the marketing must be well focussed to get such a group of like-minded, like-focussed people. The tour leader was excellent. Andrew was able to read the group, adjust the activities, up or down, so that everyone seemed satisfied, regardless of their ability. Accommodations were basic, but comfortable, and there really wasn't time to do anything in the room but sleep and shower after the days' activities and socialising. The activity level was fairly demanding, days were full. It is not a relaxing vacation, but very satisfying for anyone looking for this kind of adventure

• 10% deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

Taste of Bordeaux 2024

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Cotes Du Ventoux Cycling

A cruise in Aquitaine : the great wines of Southern France (port-to-port cruise) (12 destinations)

A cruise with a good combination of cruise and excursion time. A friendly and helpful staff, clean comfortable boat and good value food and drink.

Cruise through the Aquitaine Region from Bordeaux to Royan, along the Gironde Estuary and the Garonne and Dordogne Rivers (port-to-port cruise) (10 destinations)

Taste of Bordeaux (Wine Cruise) (Wine Cruise) 2024

Cycling Champagne and Burgundy

Great adventure! Safe and well organized! Great Hotels/meals and cultural experiences! Love the arrow system!

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Cultural and Gourmet Tour in Provence

This trip is ideal if you want to admire the Provence region off the beaten track; its small villages, its gastronomy, its colors and its smells... What a week!

Loire Valley: Walks, Wine & Chateaux

Bonjour Bordeaux: Chateaux, Wineries & Charming Villages

Burgundy & Provence with 2 Nights in Paris (Northbound) 2025

• Walking Adventure

Sensations of Lyon & Provence with Paris - Arles - Marseille

Food and Wine in a French Chateau (4 Days)

• €100 deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

Bordeaux Affair - Fort Medoc > Bourg

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Overall amazing experience! Met some amazing people and enjoyed some beautiful views. While it was the hottest time of the year, our team had a great support system to ensure everyone was well hydrated. The bikes were nice and sturdy, especially climbing up some of those monstrous hills and the paniers were very handy! I would recommend this trip to anyone looking to enjoy the countryside and south of France!

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Wine Paths has selected the best wine tours in France to offer travelers like you a unique opportunity to step into the extraordinary world of French wine.

From hot-air balloon flights over world-famous vineyards in the Loire Valley to discovering the ancient underground cellars of Champagne or sharing rare Grands Crus vintages with the châteaux’s winemakers in Bordeaux , our collection of exclusive wine tours in France offers you the chance to take part in all of these… and more!

Discover the best wine tours France has to offer

Ready to discover the best wine tours France has in store for you, your friends, family or co-workers?

French wine is undoubtedly one of the most acclaimed in the world. Wine tourism in France is very distinct. Unlike other countries, France has managed -through centuries of maintained quality and savoir-faire - to successfully transform their most renowned wine regions into international household names, so much so that one of them ( Champagne ) has become the global name for sparkling wines, although it cannot be legally used outside of the limits of the namesake region in northern France.

Now, with so many regions, cepages , mouth-watering names and appellations to choose from, it can be overwhelming to decide which wine route to explore first during a visit to the country. To help you in this wine-quest, Wine Paths has selected the best wine tours France has to offer. Take a look below for some inspiring ideas and proposals for your next wine trip to France.

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Thanks to our close partnerships with the leading local travel agencies of each wine-making region in the country, we have compiled the finest collection of wine trips to France to make the planning of your next trip easy and hassle-free. If you don’t find the perfect one for you among our suggestions below, a local travel expert can help you create a fully-customized wine trip to suit your preferences and needs. Get ready for an unforgettable experience!

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Embark on a captivating journey through the heart of France, where you'll uncover the grandeur of majestic châteaux, experience the distinctiveness of exquisite terroir, and indulge in the world's most celebrated appellations.

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From sipping grand cru within the walls of a 15th-century chateau to exploring Burgundy’s terroir and sampling the obscure Romorantin grape, France offers rich opportunities to immerse yourself in the craft of making great wine, which they have perfected over centuries.

With our tailor-made tours, wine lovers will get a chance to savor world-famous red wines from regions like Côte de Nuits and cultural explorers will enjoy walking tours of towns like Saint-Émilion, with its underground monuments. You can also gain access to exclusive French vineyards, providing the opportunity for exquisite tours and tastings, as well as the chance to meet the wine producers who are making their mark in the industry.

Pair this with biking through the fairy tale landscape such as the Loire Valley and eating at Michelin-starred restaurants. Your next trip is sure to leave lasting memories and a newfound appreciation for French culture.

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French grape varieties:.

• Cabernet Franc
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• Pinot Meunier
• Bordeaux Bordeaux
• Burgundy Burgundy
• Champagne Champagne
• Provence Provence
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• Corsica Corsica

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There is one region in the world that holds the title above all others as the capital of wine. With over 50 appellations and 9,000 châteaux, it is surprisingly not the size that is most impressive, but the quality. The most famous of names in the world of wine is Bordeaux. The history of wine here has influenced the world but it is the quality of the product that continues to impress even the toughest critics.

Explore the Médoc district: Taste Grand Crus at exquisite estates such as Château Pichon Baron, Château Cos d'Estournel and Château Kirwan.

Stay in luxury: Rest and enjoy a boutique hotel located within a Grand Cru winery in St. Émilion. 

The merging of art and wine: Learn about the unique terroir that gives life to the exceptional wines of the wonderful Pessac-Léognan vineyards.

The sights and sounds of the underground: Explore the incredible subterranean monuments of Saint Émilion, from underground churches and catacombs to its picturesque village.

Brandy, in all its glory: Visit Cognac and enjoy a lunch with local products prepared to fully showcase the different cognacs made by Rémy Martin. 

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Burgundy boasts a wine making history that stretches back to the Middle Ages. The wines, made predominantly from Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, express complexity, elegance and reflect the unique terroir. The vineyards of Burgundy offer a stunning backdrop to an extraordinary trip with history at every turn and unparalleled food and wine experiences.

Sip Grand Cru: Immerse yourselves in the highest quality wines with a winemaker at the base of the famous Corton Hill.

Choose food with the locals: Visit the lively Beaune market to buy local ingredients for a cooking class followed by lunch in a chef’s home.

Deep-rooted winemaking: Enjoy a vertical wine tasting and explore the essence of Burgundy’s terroir with a winemaker.

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Known in Roman times as Campania (Land of Plains), Champagne is a largely agricultural region celebrated around the world for the sparkling wines that have been produced here since the days of Dom Pérignon. Lying to the east of Paris, the Champagne vineyards are bathed in a dual climate subject to both continental and oceanic influences, a phenomenon not found in any other French wine-making region. According to French law, only bubbly from the region – grown in designated areas, then aged and bottled according to the strictest standards – can be labeled as champagne.

Savor the wonderful world of champagne: Discover the Champagne-making process known as 'The Traditional Method' at the domains of the local growers. 

More than just bubbles: The Champagne region is not only famous for its wine but also for its culinary offerings. Try local dishes like Chaource cheese, pink biscuits from Reims, and dishes made with local produce.

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The Provence region is a stunning destination known for its lavender fields, charming villages, and sunny beaches. No other region of France stirs the imagination as strongly as the stunning expanse of Provence. Just saying the word conjures images of endless sunflower fields, the scent of lavender wafting through the breeze, beautiful clear skies, charming medieval villages, regional food, the azure of the Mediterranean and wonderful people. It is easy to understand why so many famous artists, including Renoir, Cezanne, Van Gogh, and Picasso, found inspiration here.

Experience the lavender fields: These fields, extending as far as the eye can see, are the epitome of Provence's charm and allure, and offer a surreal and calming experience.

Wander through ancient places: Explore the striking Roman amphitheater in Orange, the Palace of the Popes in Avignon (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) or towns like Gordes, Gigondas, Les Baux de Provence, Saint Remy, and Arles.

Immerse yourself in the local markets: Aix-en-Provence Market, a lively outdoor marketplace, is a feast for the eyes, boasting vibrant displays of colorful produce, artisan cheeses, and charcuterie that will tantalize your taste buds.

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Known as the “Garden of France” for its lush rolling hills and orchards, the 600-mile stretch of the Loire Valley makes up one of France’s top wine regions. The region produces original and notable wines, dividing into smaller appellations like Anjou, Bourgueil, Saumur, and Touraine, among others.

Although the Loire Valley grows 24 varietals, Sauvignon Blanc, Chenin Blanc, and Cabernet Franc stand out as the region's major grapes. Loire Valley wines are renowned for their excellent value, refreshing acidity, minerality, and the pure expression of the varietal and terroir.

Do not overlook the unforgettable experience of exploring the wine-tasting tours in the Loire Valley, France.

Historical Heroes: Immerse yourself in the lives of historical figures from the past, from Joan of Arc to Richard the Lionheart and Leonardo Da Vinci.

Exceptional cultural landscape: Inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2000, discover the Loire Valley and the quality of its architectural heritage and historical châteaux.

Discover immaculate gardens: The gardens and parks of the Loire Valley captivate visitors with a delightful array of French or English styles, from geometric to wild. Always blooming with vibrant colors, these gardens offer a mesmerizing experience. 

Outdoor Pursuits: Picture yourself cycling through charming villages and serene countryside, or savoring a scenic boat cruise along the Loire River complemented by a delightful picnic lunch.

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Located in the northeast of France, Alsace lies on the border between France and Germany on the west bank of the river Rhine. Alsace is something of a hidden treasure, boasting verdant green rolling hills, hilltop castles, and a unique heritage. It has changed hands between France and Germany on several occasions throughout history, reflected in its Germanic villages of brightly painted, steep-roofed, half-timbered houses.

Alsace is most famously known for its very aromatic, floral, and spicy white wines that make up over 90% of the region’s production. Indulge in elegant, dry Riesling, off-dry Pinot Gris, and luscious, rich Gewürztraminer.

Capital of Christmas: Visit Strasbourg, with its festive charm which captivates visitors with its spellbinding architecture, colorful markets, and enchanting ambiance.

Route des Vins: Taste your way along this iconic tour which celebrates the region's prominent vineyards famous for their aromatic, floral, and spicy notes.

Gastronomic delights: Sample some of the best regional dishes like choucroute garnie, flammekueche, and tarte flambee.

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Tour Arcachon Bay

Experience a private tour of Arcachon Bay. Take in breathtaking views, backed by tranquil forests and vineyards which go on endlessly. Embark upon an elegant pinasse boat to explore all that Bassin d'Arcachon has to offer - this includes stops at oyster farms where you can taste freshly harvested seafood delicacies paired with local white wines from Pessac- Léognan. Afterwards, explore local shops in Arcachon or wander through the quaint village before indulging in lunch at one of the trendy restaurants nearby.

Stay at Hotel de Pavie

Find yourself transported back to the historic days of medieval France when you arrive at Hotel de Pavie. Situated in beautiful Saint-Emilion, it offers spectacular panoramic views over one of the most renowned and much visited regions in all of France. 

Each room is meticulously crafted by internationally acclaimed architect Alberto Pinto with exquisite attention paid to every detail, from serene balconies that open out onto tranquil old cobblestone streets below to quiet window vistas offering a glimpse into this region’s glorious past. And finally - discover peace like never before within luxurious suites designed for total relaxation.

Visit Pichon Baron Vineyard

Château Pichon Baron, Second Grand Cru Classé in 1855, is one of the great historic vineyards of Bordeaux. The estate comprises 73 hectares of high quality gravelly soil. Pichon Baron consistently produces exceptional wines that are faithful to the spirit of this great terroir. Discover their wines in a tasting lead by a member of the estate’s team.

Stay at Villas Foch

Immerse yourself in the elegance of bourgeois architecture of the 19th century in this restored mansion. Every aspect of the décor is in line with the city's UNESCO World Heritage standing and exudes majesty. A luxuriously appointed boutique hotel within walking distance of the public gardens boasting a wellness area with an indoor heated pool and sauna.

Try Your Hand at Burgundian Cooking

Visit the lively Beaune market to buy local ingredients and learn local tips and tricks to acquire the freshest produce. Laden with ingredients, walk with the chef to your private kitchen. The menu you will create is seasonal and market-inspired and highlights the small artisan food producers of the region. Throughout the experience, your chef will share her passion for food as well as french cooking techniques and Burgundian secrets. After the lesson, enjoy the fruits of your labor while your chef serves some of their favorite Burgundian wines.

Experience an Aloxe-Corton Tasting

Explore a 14th-century cellar nestled at the foot of Corton's hill, followed by a delightful tasting of premier and grand cru wines. At Domaine Chapuis, a cherished estate passed down through generations since 1850, indulge in a private tour of their cellars in the enchanting Aloxe-Corton of the Cote de Beaune region. Don't miss the chance to savor the exquisite Corton-Languettes wine, an exclusive masterpiece produced only by two esteemed estates.

Stay at Hostellerie Levernois

Nestled in a bucolic setting of a 6-hectare park, the Hostellerie de Levernois cultivates a simple and elegant lifestyle. Experience the authentic charm of a beautiful 18th-century mansion composed of 3 buildings in harmony with the Burgundy nature. There is a Michelin-starred gastronomic restaurant onsite with a thousand-and-one-bottle cellar, a bistro, and a 30-meter-long swimming pool. Sheltered from urban turmoil, but very close to major tourist sites of Burgundy, it is the perfect place for a romantic getaway, a family stay, or an epicurean weekend to discover the nectars of Burgundy.

Stay at l'Hôtel de Beaune

L’Hôtel de Beaune is an exceptional luxuriously restored XIXth century house with its own courtyard. Set in the heart of Beaune with 10 exclusive rooms, it offers the highest standard of comfort and service. L'Hôtel is renowned for its privacy and the personalized service it gives to guests.

The on-site restaurant, Le Bistro de L’Hôtel, is the perfect place to celebrate the French culture and its art of living. Thanks to le ‘Menu Dégustation’ guests will discover specialities such as “L’œuf Cocotte façon d’Alba à la Truffe Mélanosporum,” le “Bar de Ligne Entier Grillé,” and “le Poulet de Bresse”. The menu is updated every day with the freshest products. The Bistro’s Wine list has been rewarded for the past 8 years by the magazine Wine Spectator.

UNESCO World Heritage Chalk Caves at Ruinart

Nestled in the heart of Champagne country lies a hidden gem often overlooked by those who venture to the region in search of bubbling glasses of the finest champagne. The UNESCO World Chalk Caves at Ruinart hold not only millions of bottles of the world's most exquisitely crafted champagne, but also a rich history dating back to the 18th century. With its sprawling network of ancient caves carved deep into the chalky earth, the setting gives off a sense of grandeur and timeless beauty that one cannot help but feel utterly captivated by.

Visit La Maison Penet Estate

Savor the finest champagne and cuisine at the prestigious Maison Penet. Located in the heart of the Champagne region, this luxurious estate promises to be the perfect setting for an unforgettable champagne lunch. 

With your personal sommelier, learn about the exclusive selection of Maison Penet champagnes, each one meticulously crafted to perfection. As you sip on your champagne, savor the delectable flavors of the gourmet cuisine, expertly prepared by the estate's award-winning chef. Take in the exquisite surroundings of the estate, marveling at the beauty of the vineyards and the stunning architecture of the Maison Penet.

Stay at l'Assiette Champenoise

Located in the heart of the city, the house proposes various spaces allowing you to relax and give you the feeling of being at home. All the comfort is offered in an aesthetic setting which harmonizes the contemporary lines of the furniture and the authentic overall appearance of the hotel. To relax during your stay in Champagne, you can enjoy the indoor heated swimming pool of the hotel, or enjoy a quiet moment in the gardens in the heart of the city.

The suites have recently been refurbished in a very contemporary style, in keeping with the restaurant, bar, and reception. The individual bedrooms retain their more classic appeal. 

Dine at the well-regarded 3* Michelin restaurant "Assiette", as hosted by Chef Michel Guérard, who is one of the longest-standing 3* chefs in France. 

Explore Château De Sacy

Enjoy an unforgettable experience at the Château de Sacy, with its gastronomy and great hospitality. Travel through the history of Women and Champagne! Nuit de Miel, Madame de Pompadour, Valse Pétillante, and Marie Antoinette… each of the rooms is unique and invites you to relax. 

Local gastronomy, sophisticated and elegant, and combined with the best Champagnes. The restaurant, right in the heart of the vineyards, is a gourmet stop where local products get better every day. Your comfort and well-being are their top priority. The team can provide you with tailor-made services and facilities to meet all your needs throughout your exceptional stay.

Stay at Le Mere Germain

La Mère Germaine is a hidden treasure in the heart of the village of Châteauneuf-du-Pape, the perfect place to recharge after a day tasting the surrounding estates. The House has a Michelin-starred restaurant with two shaded terraces and exceptional views of the Rhône Valley, the Palais des Papes, and the Alpilles drawn in the distance.

Dine at Maison Pic

Chef Anne Sophie Pic is one of the top chefs in the world and the only female chef in France to hold three Michelin stars. Discover a single 10-course menu that is an experiment in the combinations of flavors. In some dishes, five aromatic groups are present, while making each taste perceptible and legible. Go on a great culinary and historical journey at this Rhone Valley gem. 

Maison Pic is also a luxurious and elegant hotel, part of the prestigious Relais & Châteaux network, owned and operated by the Pic family.

Explore Hilltop Villages of Provence

Stroll through the sandstone streets of Gordes, the most photogenic village in Provence, which offers stunning panoramic views of the Luberon Valley. 

Roussillon, also in the Luberon, is situated in one of the largest ochre deposits in the world and is surrounded by magnificent red cliffs, ochre quarries, and lush green pine trees. 

Gigondas is a Southern Côtes-du-Rhône Village, surrounded by vineyards producing some of the best Grenache wines in the region. The town itself has a lot of character, with narrow cobblestone streets and old stone houses.

Farm to Table at La Mirande

La Mirande is as romantic as can be, in particular, because of its unique location overlooking the eastern facade of the Palais des Papes, visible from almost anywhere in the hotel. Each of the rooms is dressed in its own period printed canvas. A constant exoticism marks the heritage of the walls which have become historical monuments. A heritage that takes you back in time to the 18th century, that of all the enchantments of Avignon and Provence.

In the old Pamard family kitchen, on a venerable wood-burning stove, surrounded by the instruments of great traditional cooking - copper pans, beautiful earthenware, old-fashioned kitchen scales, and an enormous wooden table – Chef Séverine Sagnet is cooking in accordance with her credo “from farm to table.” This is the heart of La Mirande. The chefs work right before your eyes when they prepare a set menu featuring fresh, local produce in keeping with the season and the market's offerings, accompanied by a selection of regional wines.

Visit Saint Nicolas de Bourgueil Wineries

Discover a Cave cellar in Saint Nicolas de Bourgueil followed by vertical and horizontal tastings at an organic and biodynamic producer. 

Visit a traditional winery such as Domaine de LaChevalerie or Clos des Quarterons and explore their impressive cave dug into the tufa stone used to age their sublime wines. Discover a great range of Cabernet Franc wines, with options for vertical and horizontal tastings, to explore the diversity of wines produced in the different terroir. 

Tour Château de Chenonceau

Uncover Chateau de Chenonceau's royal history with your historian guide. The 16th-century castle and its gardens evoke the opulence of the King of France's Renaissance era, enhanced by women of power. Experience the magnificent gothic/renaissance architecture and art collections as you journey through the stunning interiors. 

This experience is enhanced with a boat tour on the river Che where you get to pass under the great arched bridges with wine and a charcuterie board featuring local cheese and delicacies.

Stay at Les Sources de Cheverny

An ancient forest, a period French chateau, a small hamlet of elegant cabins, a lake surrounded by gorse, and traditional stone houses as if out of a dream. This haven of peace created by Alice and Jérôme Tourbier is a family home where guests can feel good, spend time in nature, and recharge over Grands Crus and gourmet delicacies. 

The carefully selected furniture blends with beautiful fabrics and noble materials, creating an inspiring, delicate, and unique atmosphere. The onsite restaurant is dedicated to using local, seasonal, and fresh ingredients with impressive dishes straight out of the rotisserie grill. There is also a relaxing spa and wellness area.

Stay at Château d'Artigny

Chateau d’Artigny is the dream Belle Époque castle built by François Coty, the famous perfumer. This Castle-hotel is located in the heart of the Loire Valley just 15 km from Tours and dominates the valley. 

All the rooms are elegantly decorated in keeping with their location, enjoy modern comforts, and offer pleasant views over the Indre and its valley, the French garden, the Château, or the park. The magnificent rotunda dining room on the ground floor of the castle, “l’Origan” restaurant welcomes guests in a sophisticated, dignified eighteenth-century woodwork, enhanced by gilding with gold leaf, fluted columns with capitals carved, and high windows with a beautiful view over the valley of the Indre.

Tour Château Haut-Koenigsbourg

VIP privately guided tour at Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle with access to areas normally closed to the public. It sits atop a hill at an altitude of 757 meters and overlooks the surrounding valleys and hills.

The castle was built in the 12th century by the Hohenstaufen dynasty but was destroyed in the 17th century during the Thirty Years' War. It was then abandoned and left in ruins for several centuries until it was bought by the town of Sélestat in 1865. The castle was then restored and renovated by the German architect Bodo Ebhardt at the request of the German emperor Wilhelm II, who wanted to use it as a symbol of German power and influence in the region.

Visit Riquewihr Village

Visit Riquewihr, the gem of the Alsace Wine Route and ranked among the 'Most Beautiful Villages of France,’ followed by a tasting at Domaine Weinbach, universally regarded as one of the greatest producers of Alsace wines. Located in neighboring Kaysersberg at the foot of the majestic Schlossberg Hill, the estate was built by the Capuchin Monks in 1612 and has been in the Faller family since 1898.

Private Tasting at Château of Kientzheim

Château of Kientzheim is where the seat of the Confrérie Saint Étienne is located. Founded in the XIVth century, the Confrérie Saint Étienne is the oldest wine confrérie in France. Discover the prestigious collection of the Confrérie Saint Étienne with its 65,000 bottles of Alsace wines, and enjoy a private winetasting of old vintage wine.

Stay at La Maison des Têtes

A boutique stay with a Michelin-starred gastronomic restaurant in the heart of Colmar and the Alsace Region. La Maison des Têtes embodies the simple elegance of stately mansion homes that over the centuries refined the art of hosting.

The owners of the establishment, Eric Girardin and Marilyn Tanguy Girardin, draw inspiration from the past while still being firmly rooted in the present to showcase its cultural and historic heritage in a 21st-century setting. La Maison des Têtes is a successful blend of the strengths of Alsatian tradition and modernity.

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We provide wine tasting weekends, vineyard experiences and romantic breaks. From a weekend in Bordeaux to a grand ten-day wine tour across the South of France – a French wine tasting holiday from SmoothRed is a memory that will last a lifetime.

Whether it’s the food, culture or iconic landscapes, France is the ultimate location for gourmet lovers. From the fairytale châteaux of the Loire Valley,  the illustrious wine estates of the Médoc or the lavender fields of Provence and the D-Day landing beaches in Normandy, France has it all!

The tours featured on our website are intended to give you inspiration for what’s possible. We don’t do off-the-shelf here at SmoothRed. We specialise in bespoke wine travel.

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At SmoothRed, we are passionate about wine and providing our clients with luxury holidays and wine tours, as well as experiences across the most famous wine-growing regions in France.

France produces some of the finest wines and wine tasting in France is a lavish experience. Each of our tours will see you visit some of the most luxurious vineyards and wineries in the world. Discover new flavours at private wine tastings in Bordeaux, Rhône or Champagne whilst enjoying delicious gourmet cuisine in beautiful châteaux.

Why take a wine tour in France?

France is synonymous with many things, including romance and art, but for many, France is about sensational food and world-beating wines. There are many quantitative metrics that tell us France leads the way when it comes to wine:

• In 2017, France exported wine worth more than $10bn, 50% more than Italy who came in second
• France is rarely out of the top two in terms of global wine production
• The most expensive bottle of wine ever sold (a cool $558,000) was French

However, mere numbers cannot accurately portray the important role wine plays in French accomplishment, nor the significance of French wine to the rest of the world. Wine is a driving force in day-to-day French culture. In terms of the global outlook, few would disagree that France produces the best, most sought-after wines.

Many European nations, from Italy to England and Switzerland to Spain, produce great wines, but at the very top end, it’s hard to argue that one could better France’s top wines from Champagne, Bordeaux and Burgundy.

Of course, this isn’t a competition and, in truth, it is impossible – not to mention rather pointless – to compare “French wine” and “Italian wine”. There is simply so much variety within the wines produced by both countries, not to mention other producing nations, in terms of grape varieties, terroir, style, price range and so on.

There is, indeed, so much variety even within France itself, in large part due to the country’s size. At more than 550,000 square kilometres, mainland France is larger than Italy and the UK combined and it is easily the biggest country in Western Europe.

The relatively cool climate and chalky, limestone soil of Champagne helps produce very different wine to the endless sun and warmth of the Languedoc-Roussillon region in the south. France boasts so much variety in terms of terroir, weather and topography that it is able to produce many different styles of wine, and indeed this is a large part of the appeal for many oenophiles.

The Key Wine Regions of France

You could spend months touring France and barely scratch the surface of its many treasures. There are well over 300 different Appellations d’Origine Protégée (AOP) wine areas within France but it is easier instead to consider the major regions.

The city of Bordeaux lies on the Garonne River and the region is situated in the west of France on the Atlantic. Bordeaux is most famous – from a wine perspective – for its big, powerful reds which are great food wines, although it also produces other styles, including probably the most famous sweet wine in the world, Sauternes .

Champagne is a much smaller region than Bordeaux and is situated about 100 miles east of Paris. The acidity and body of the wine that is a byword for celebration and luxury, make it a surprisingly good match with food, especially for those fortunate enough to stretch to a bottle of vintage Champagne. To see our Champagne tasting tours, click here .

Burgundy has a greater number of individual AOPs than any other region in the country and these span both red and white wines, making this a great option for a wine holiday in France. Best known for Pinot-Noir-based reds, it is certainly worth sampling the also fantastic white Burgundies, which often utilise Chardonnay grapes. Wines such as Chablis, Pouilly-Fuisse and Meursault are elegant, refined choices that showcase the versatility of Chardonnay.

Languedoc-Roussillon is the most southerly region in France and boarders Spain and the Mediterranean Sea. With well over 700,000 acres of vines, it is three times the size of Bordeaux in terms of the area of planted vines and it produces rich, ripe reds thanks to its over 300 days of sun each year.

Alsace is a region in east France near the Swiss and German borders and is one of the smaller French wine regions. The Alsace region produces almost exclusively white wines, although a small quantity of pale red and rosé is also made. Those looking for excellent value fizz will find Crémant d’Alsace a real treat, whilst the whites tend to be aromatic and subtly satisfying.

  The Loire Valley is around 170 miles in length, stretching down the central part of the river of the same name. Located in northern, central France, this wine region produces some of the greatest white wines around. Sancerre and Pouilly-Fumé are fantastic ways for lovers of New World Sauvignon Blancs to glide across to French wine. Made from the same grape, these Loire Valley wines are less grassy but offer greater minerality, and they pair superbly with seafood.

Provence and the Rhône

Provence is on the south coast of France and includes Marseille and Toulon. Famed for its sun, lavender and unparalleled rosé wine, Provence is one of France’s most popular wine holiday destinations. Producing reds and whites too, the region has much to offer and that’s before we even consider the Rhône.

North of Provence, the Rhône is actually a large area. It produces Syrah- and Grenache-based reds of great richness that go brilliantly with food, such as the globally famous Châteauneuf-du-Pape. Wine has been grown here since 600 BC, and in more than 2500 years of winemaking, superb whites have been produced too, utilising Viognier, Marsanne and Roussanne grapes.

How to plan a wine holiday in France

Choose which region you would like to visit, the wines that suit your palate, how you would like to travel and the type of accommodation that would suit you.

• You could unwind in a boutique hotel in Bordeaux or a private château in the Languedoc!
• Maybe you would prefer a  self-drive wine holiday, combining two regions, the Loire Valley and Bordeaux for example, or Burgundy and Champagne?
• Or a luxury Eurostar escape discovering the charm of Châteauneuf-du-Pape for a magical French wine tour in the Rhône Valley.
• Do you prefer a Pinot Noir with silky tannins and complex favours from Burgundy, or the boldest and most tannic of Bordeaux   wines with Cabernet Sauvignons from the Médoc?

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20+ Top-Rated Wine Tours in France for 2024

On any France itinerary, food and wine tastings usually top the list as one of the best things to include on your trip. Wine tours in France are extremely popular among locals and tourists alike, with tastings being included in the majority of elegant evening meals and even quick Paris stopovers.

In this post, you’ll find 15 of the leading France wine tours as well as some that leave directly from Paris, so you can include a quick and elegant wine tasting into your itinerary with ease or bask in a luxurious multi-day wine guru getaway!

If you want to book any of the tours below, simply click the name of the tour – it will link you directly to where you’ll find all of the fine details, their availability, and booking options!

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Best Wine Tours in Bordeaux, France

Let’s start with Bordeaux! Located in the southwest of France about 2.5 hours from Paris by train or 6 hours by car, this is undoubtedly one of the most popular wine regions in France.

Psst…If Bordeaux is already on your radar, be sure to check out these 13 BEST Bordeaux Wine Tours in 2024 !

🍷1. Bordeaux Small-Group Wine Tasting & Workshop with a Professional Sommelier

This 2-hour small-group wine tasting in France is the perfect introductory workshop for those looking for a unique wine experience. With a professional sommelier (who speaks French and English), you’ll have the opportunity to taste 8 different wines from multiple regions including Burgundy, Côtes du Rhône, Bordeaux, and the Loire Valley. During the workshop, you’ll enjoy a French appetizer platter of cured meats and cheeses, learn about the different aromas of wine, and you’ll even have the opportunity to blend your very own wine! With a professional sommelier, you’ll learn about wine labels and you’ll begin to develop a broader knowledge of what flavor profiles you prefer in your wine – a skill that will stay with you long after the France wine tour is over! The tour offers free cancellation until 24 hours prior.

🍷2. Make Your Own Cuvée of Bordeaux Wine

World-renowned Bordeaux wines stem from the banks of the Graves and Garonne Rivers, which is exactly what you’ll be sampling in this 2.5-hour tour . Cellar men (and brothers), Pierre and Geoffroy, will first start by showing you the Bordeaux vineyards before taking you indoors to learn how to craft your very own wine from the region’s variety of special grapes. They will be there to assist you every step of the way in helping you design a wine that is right for you. At the end of the tour, you can label and even close your own bottle to take home with you! A cheese and charcuterie board is included in the tour. The tour offers free cancellation until 24 hours prior.

🍷3. Saint-Emilion Wine Region Morning Tour with Tastings & Local Guide

Some of the best wines in France come from the Saint Emilion region just northeast of Bordeaux, so naturally, some of the best wine tours in France begin there! On this 4-hour tour , you’ll travel with a private guide to the 9 th -century village of Saint-Émilion where you’ll experience stunning scenery and enjoy multiple wine tastings and snacks at the Classified Growth château. You’ll have the opportunity to learn how the region’s best wines are made and take in the beautiful scenery of the surrounding valleys and vineyards. The tour offers free cancellation until 24 hours prior and includes private, roundtrip, air-conditioned transportation from Bordeaux.

Best Wine Tours in Burgundy, France

Next, we’re off to Burgundy! Just 3.25 hours by car in the southeast direction from Paris, Burgundy offers some of the best pinot noir and chardonnay worldwide.

In fact, people who travel to both Bordeaux and Burgundy often butt heads on which is the better wine region in France!

🍷4. Burgundy Grand Crus Route Day Tour with 10 Wines Tastings in Family Domains

If you’re looking for one of the best wine tours in France, look no further. This 8-hour tour takes you to the countryside of Burgundy where you’ll get to explore the lovely Côte de Beaune region. You’ll get a local’s perspective by avoiding the tourist spots and enjoying several different wine tastings along the Route des Grands Crus! Known as the “Champs-Elysées” of Burgundy, guests will be treated to gorgeous stops in the villages of Nuits-Saint-Georges, Vosne-Romanée, and even Vougeot. You’ll visit the iconic Chateau du Clos de Vougeot, and have the opportunity to learn about the production process all the while traveling through the heart of Burgundy’s wine country. Following your trip to Vougeot, you’ll also enjoy an additional tour and wine tasting at the stunning Nuits-Saint-Georges estate. This is a small group tour so you’re guaranteed individual communication with your local guide. The tour offers free cancellation until 24 hours prior and includes private, roundtrip, air-conditioned transportation from Beaune.

🍷5. Private Wine Tasting Tour – Côte de Beaune & Côte de Nuits 3 Wineries, 15+ Wines

When it comes to wine tours in France, this tour is one of the leading contenders across all regions . This full-day tour (between 8-9 hours) will bring you through the Côte de Beaune & Côte de Nuits regions where you’ll skip the big-name tourist wineries and instead head to 3 incredible independent wineries. You’ll have the chance to sample more than 15 regional wines and explore the wine cellars and local vineyards. You’ll also have the opportunity to meet the winegrowers and get a deep understanding of why the wine in this region is unique from a professional guide.The tour offers free cancellation until 24 hours prior and includes private, roundtrip, air-conditioned transportation from Beaune.

Best Wine Tours in Champagne, France

We’re off to Champagne! Situated just 2 hours directly east of Paris by car, this breathtaking region is known for its celebratory bubbles. Be sure to stop into the city of Reims ( where most Champagne tours depart from ) for some authentic French souvenirs !

🍷6. Small Group – Champagne Full Day Tour – Visit of 3 Champagne Producers / Growers

If you’re in search of the best all-inclusive wine tours France has to offer , then this small-group full-day tour is just for you. In this luxurious tour, you’ll be treated to a lovely 3-course lunch as well as 10 different tastings from 3 different champagne producers of the region. You’ll also get to explore the charming village of Hautvillers and have the opportunity to sample the coveted “Grand Cru” champagnes of the region Throughout the day, you’ll also make several stops at wine cellars and learn about the production process of champagne with your knowledgeable guide. The tour offers free cancellation until 24 hours prior and includes private, roundtrip, air-conditioned transportation from Reims.

🍷7. Private, Full-Day Champagne Tour from Reims

Are you and your family or friends in search of a full-day tour that includes wine samplings and sightseeing in France’s amazing Champagne region? When it comes to champagne tasting Reims is the #1 spot in the country ! This is one of the ultimate wine tours in France where you and your friends can hop on an 8-hour private tour where you’ll have the opportunity to visit the impressive Reims Cathedral, stroll through the charming village of Hautvillers, and then head to a beautiful family estate. On your way to the estate, you’ll visit the Veuve Clicquot ‘Maison de Champagne’, before enjoying a special wine sampling at the estate. The tour offers free cancellation until 7 days prior and includes private, roundtrip, air-conditioned transportation from your accommodation in Reims.

Best Wine Tours in Provence, France

Some of the best wine tours in France are right in Provence. Many Nice wine tours also go to Provence, making it the perfect France day trip idea!

Situated in the southeastern reaches of the country about a 10-hour train ride from Paris, Provence is often rated as the best wine region in France. Perfect for sipping on rosés or admiring the blossoming lavender fields come July, Provence has some of the best France wine tours you can find.

🍷8. Private Full-Day Wine Tour in Provence

When it comes to wine tours in France, there’s nothing like taking a private, full-day wine tour in Provence ! Over the course of 6-8 hours, you’ll visit 3 different wineries where you’ll learn about the wine-making process and sample several reds, whites, and rosés. You’ll travel with a bilingual guide and wine expert on a stress-free, fully-guided private tour through one of France’s best wine regions. The tour offers free cancellation until 24 hours prior and includes private, roundtrip, air-conditioned transportation from your accommodation in Marseille, Aix en Provence, Avignon, and others.

🍷9. Provence Wineries and Luberon Villages Day Trip from Aix-en-Provence

On this full-day, 10.5-hour France wine tour , you’ll visit the Côtes de Provence St-Victoire as well as the Luberon region. Throughout the day, you’ll enjoy 2 full wine tastings at 2 different vineyards at the base of the St-Victoire Mountain. There will also be plenty of time for stopping and taking pictures in the region’s numerous scenic overlooks such as Bonnieux, and you’ll have free time in the villages of Chateau de Lourmarin, Gordes, and Le Sentier des Ocres. The tour offers free cancellation until 24 hours prior and includes private, roundtrip, air-conditioned transportation from Aix-en-Provence.

Best Wine Tours in Loire Valley, France

We end our wine region journey in the Loire Valley! About 2.5 hours by car southwest of Paris, the Loire Valley is world famous for its Sauvignon Blanc. Light, crisp, refreshing… everything you want in a perfect summer wine.

🍷10. Tour of a Vineyard, Winery & Cellar with Wine Tasting in Vouvray, Loire Valley

This 3-hour France wine tour is the perfect quick and stress-free way of learning about the wine-making process and sampling numerous wines in the Loire Valley. This small-group tour will bring you on a fully guided excursion to a family-run Loire Valley vineyard where you’ll get the chance to sample 6 different varieties of wine. You’ll also enjoy a guided walk through the vineyards and a tour of the wine cellars and winery. This tour begins directly at the winery, so no transportation is included. If you’re staying in Tours, there is a 20-25 minute bus ride available to get you there. Otherwise, a car is necessary. The tour offers free cancellation until 24 hours prior.

🍷11. Loire Valley Half Day Wine Tour from City of Tours : 2 Wine Tastings in Vouvray

Departing from the city of Tours, this 3.5-hour France wine tour is the perfect half-day getaway for wine connoisseurs looking to visit Vouvray (well known for its incredible white wines that are among the best in France). You’ll have the chance to explore the vineyards of two different estates and walk through the wine caves of Caves Cathelineau with the owner. You’ll then continue onto the Marc Bredif Vouvray Wine Cave where you’ll be treated to more wine samplings in addition to some tasty, local foods. Along the way, you’ll learn the steps to proper winemaking and you’ll find yourself surrounded by endless beauty in the Loire Valley. The tour offers free cancellation until 24 hours prior and includes private, roundtrip, air-conditioned transportation from Tours.

🍷12. Loire Valley Wine Tour in Vouvray and Montlouis

Another 3.5-hour tour through Vouvray and Montlouis , this small group (maximum of 8 people) will get an in-depth look at terroir and the duties of a “vine grower.” A professional wine guide of over 15 years will bring the group to two estates including the Domaine Le Capitaine and the Cave des Producteurs de Montlouis. Delicious, local foods such as gourmet cheeses and other delights will accompany a minimum of 10 wine tastings that will be served across these two wine estates. One of which is family-run! This is definitely one of the best wine tours in France. The tour offers free cancellation until 24 hours prior and includes private, roundtrip, air-conditioned transportation from Tours.

French Wine Tours from Paris

In this section, I’ve included some of the best wine tours and wine tastings in France that depart directly from Paris so you can still enjoy France’s wine regions even if you’re short on time.

Again, be sure to click on the links and read all about the inclusions and exclusions of each tour prior to booking.

🍷13. French Wine and Champagne Tasting in Paris

This 2-hour tour is the perfect introductory wine tasting France can offer those looking for a quick, but in-depth, wine experience. With a professional sommelier (who speaks French and English), you’ll have the opportunity to taste 6 different wines from multiple regions including Bordeaux, Sancerre, Rhone, and Champagne! Learn about how to properly taste French wines and what to look for in a wine label as well as deepen your knowledge of how wine fits into the French culture. The tour offers free cancellation until 24 hours prior and has the option to include a charcuterie board to accompany your wine samples.

🍷14. Montmartre Hill Sweet & Savory French Gourmet Food & Wine Tasting Tour

This small-group France wine tour ranges between 3 and 3.5 hours and is one of the most popular food and wine tours in Paris. With your guide, you’ll tour the lovely hilltop village of Montmartre on this spectacular gastronomic tour where you’ll experience exciting food and wine combinations with the locals! The walking tour will take you to up to 10 different pre-selected venues and you’ll have the opportunity to do some sightseeing along the way. All of the food tastings are included with everything from gourmet cheeses and cured meats to delectable fine wines and rich chocolates. The tour offers free cancellation until 3 days prior.

🍷15. Burgundy Wine Tasting Tour in Chablis with Local Wineries Visit with 12+ drinks

This small-group tour (maximum of 8 people) departs Paris for an all-day (approximately 12 hours) tour through France’s stunning Burgundy region. Enjoy the region best known for Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, and get the chance to visit 3 different local wineries that have become world-famous over the years! Sample red, white, rosé, and sparkling wines with your professional guide and learn about how they’re made. This is easily one of the best wine tours in France departing from Paris! The tour offers free cancellation until 24 hours prior and includes roundtrip, air-conditioned, private transportation from your hotel in Paris.

Wine Tastings in France on a Budget

Not all of us share the same wallet for our wine tastings in France as those dining in the Eiffel Tower , but that shouldn’t mean we can’t get the same (or at least a similar ) experience.

I have provided a quick list of some of the best budget wine tours in France below for you to take a look at.

🍷16. Saint-Emilion Small Group Morning Wine Trip with Winery & Tastings from Bordeaux

🍷17. nice local vineyards small group half day e-bike tour with wine tasting, 🍷18. saint emilion afternoon wine tour with winery visits & tastings from bordeaux, luxury wine tours in france.

But, if it is in your budget to splurge on a luxurious wine tour in France, then these incredible options should be on your radar!

🍷19. Luxurious Full-Day Bordeaux Wine Tour in a Tesla

🍷20. champagne vip day trip from paris with private wine expert guide, 🍷21. luxury champagne tour, private & exclusive.

Some popular amenities often seen in these luxury wine tours in France include everything from private transportation right from your hotel’s front step to full creating your very own label to put on a bottle of wine to bring home with you.

Although, you should always be sure to read through what’s included before booking to ensure the tour turns out to be everything you hoped it would!

The Ultimate 7 Day Wine Tour in France

Perhaps you have an entire week for sampling the liquid gold of France (lucky you!) and you aren’t really sure how you want to spend it. Or, perhaps you don’t have enough time to plan out a detailed wine sampling getaway for you and a loved one. Well, we have just the thing (well, two things actually!)

First, you could simply book this amazing Week-long Tour with Wines, Castles, and Gastronomy in the Loire Valley with a Sommelier . You’ll be treated to two winery and two castle visits per day, and have the chance to dine in some of the highest-reviewed Michelin-star restaurants in France.

If it’s in your budget, you can book this incredible tour simply by clicking the link above. Seriously, it really is that easy.

But, what if that isn’t really in your budget…? What do you do now? You contact me!

I (Emily) am highly experienced in planning special trips including honeymoons, family vacations, and yes, even getaways to the French winelands.

So, if you need help staying on budget and getting the romantic wineland vacation you’ve always dreamed of, simply use my contact form on my Travel Planning Services Page ! Or you can simply use my contact form below.

Food and Wine Tours in France

Want to ensure you get some delicious French cuisine included in your French wine tour? Check out these amazing food and wine tours in France below!

Map of the Best Wine Regions in France

Wine Tasting Holidays in France

If you’re looking to go away on a complete wine tasting holiday in France , I would consider all of your options.

Which regions do you want to visit? What types of wine do you typically enjoy? Is there a brand or type of wine that you really want to try? Are there any wines you definitely want to avoid?

These are the questions you’ll need to ask yourself before you can get started on planning your holiday in the French winelands!

FAQ: Wine Tours in France

Next, let’s jump into some essential information you’ll need to know so you can best plan your French wineland trip.

Each wine region is unique in terms of the grapes that grow best in the regional climate, as well as the wine styles created by its winemakers. Below, I’ve provided some helpful information so you have everything you need to select which vineyards may be the best fit for you!

What are the 5 Famous Regions in France that Produce Still Wines?

When it comes to wine, France really does know best. In fact, France is home to not one, not two, but five famous wine regions! I know, it’s pretty amazing.

So, what are they? Well, you have Bordeaux , Burgundy , Champagne , Provence , and the Loire Valley . Each region is known for a specific flavor or style of wine. For example, Champagne is most popular for well, champagne! As well as light and bubbly sparkling white wines.

Burgundy, on the other hand, is most well known for its pinot noir and chardonnay. The region you should visit highly depends on the type of wine you like or want to try.

Here is a quick breakdown of which types of wine each French wine region is known for:

Bordeaux ⮕ Merlot & Cabernet Sauvignon Burgundy ⮕ Pinot Noir & Chardonnay Champagne ⮕ Light, fruity, sparkling wines Provence ⮕ Rosés Loire Valley ⮕ Sauvignon Blanc

Of course, you can find almost every variety of wine in the world in every one of these regions, but if you’re trying to become a true wine connoisseur, then it will be in your best interest to choose a destination (or destinations ) that speaks to your palette’s preferences.

Below, I’ve broken down the best wine tours in France by region, so you can easily find one that is perfect for your taste preferences. Remember that each tour’s specific inclusions and exclusions may vary, so be sure to click on the link and read all of the fine print before booking.

What is the Best Wine Region in France?

Popular opinion has made its claim that Bordeaux is the leading wine region to visit in France . It’s globally recognized as the wine capital of the world and even earned a UNESCO World Heritage Site status back in 2007 .

However, no matter who you ask, every wine connoisseur is going to have a different opinion owing to their individual preferences.

If you enjoy light and bubbly with a slight hint of fruitiness, then Champagne may become your favorite region, but if you favor deep, rich reds, then Burgundy will likely be high on your list!

With over 8,000 different wine producers catering to every taste of every traveler, it’s no surprise that Bordeaux is frequently awarded with the “ best wine region in France ” title.

What is the Most Famous Wine in France?

It’s hardly surprising that the best wine region in France and the wine capital of the world is also home to the most famous wine in France .

Generally speaking, Bordeaux’s popular Merlot’s make up more than half of the wine produced in these vineyards and is definitely among the most famous wines in France .

While there is no wine, in particular, that has earned the top badge for the most famous wine in the country across the board, there are a few popular picks that continue to receive high accolades year after year!

Cabernet Sauvignons and Merlots are typically the two highest contenders, with Chardonnay and Champagne not far behind.

Are Wine Tastings Free in France?

While it depends on the winery you visit, most of the time wine tastings are not free in France unless you are staying at their associated hotel and have purchased a package.

Some smaller wineries will give away light wine samples free of charge, but don’t expect this from the more distinguished estates.

However, if you’re looking to take part in wine tastings in France on a budget, you can usually find great deals (like 5-7 samples for as low as 10 euros a person) by just checking out the websites of the wine estates in the regions you’ll be in!

It’s super simple to check online and even book ahead so you know you won’t have to wait when you arrive. This is especially important during the busy season of September through October when it is harvesting season.

How Much is a Wine Tour in France?

The cost of a wine tour in France is going to vary greatly depending on which region you’re in, how long it is (hours versus days), the number of samples you try, if add-ons like transportation and lunch are included , and if you visit more than one region in France .

In fact, they vary so greatly, I’ve seen tours as low as $11 (not that you should expect these to be very good) and as high as over $2,000 for private, multi-day tours!

But, for the most part, a tour that lasts for a few hours in one region and includes between 3-6 different wines, you can expect to pay between $50-200 per person .

Can You Visit Wineries in France?

Absolutely! Most wine tours in France allow you to visit their wineries without question . You will find that some vineyards on the property may be roped off at the time of your visit to allow for proper growth, but this isn’t always the case.

This is simply to prevent unwanted trekking through fragile ecosystems which could inhibit or affect the growth of the grapes.

Many wineries in France have both vineyards and wine cellars available for tours, but you will likely need to be with a guide for the majority of your visit.

What Time of Year is Best for Wine Tours?

The best time to visit France for a wine tour is typically during the harvest season which falls between September and October. During this period, you’ll have the opportunity to see the winemaking process in action and perhaps even participate in grape harvesting events.

However, it’s worth noting that this is also peak season for French wine connoisseurs so it can be crowded. If you prefer a quieter trip, consider visiting in late spring (May and June), when the vineyards are lush and beautiful, and the weather is comfortable.

You likely won’t see many grape-covered vineyards, but it’s an amazing time to sample the wine from the previous season without thousands of other tourists around.

Regardless of the time of year you choose, each season offers a unique and delightful experience in France’s wine regions.

Can I Take a France Wine Tour by Train?

Yes, it’s entirely possible to take a wine tour in France by train. The French rail system is extensive and well-connected, allowing easy access to major wine regions like Bordeaux, Burgundy, and Champagne.

Some companies even offer organized wine tour packages that include train travel, making your wine exploration stress-free and enjoyable. However, these usually add up to thousands of euros per person.

You could also create your very own French wine tour by choosing your estates in advance, then traveling to them via train and taxi or by rental car. I personally know people that did this, and in the end they said it was great getting to stop for pictures along the way whenever they wanted, but it was a lot of effort and time on the road.

Overall, they wouldn’t do it again and on their return to France they would certainly be booking a guided tour to take care of all the logistics for them.

How Do I Plan a Wine Tasting Trip to France?

It may seem daunting, but planning a wine trip to France is really quite simple. The Champagne region is known for, well, champagne! So, if you love a glass of the bubbly stuff, be sure to include at least a few nights in this region where you’ll find endless bubbles of every kind.

If you aren’t really a fan of reds, then perhaps it’s best to spend less time in the Burgundy region.

But, if you want to taste it all, you really can’t go wrong as every wine region in France houses spectacular wines of every kind!

Or, if you would like a little bit of help, I have actually created personal wine trips across France for honeymooners seeking a romantic getaway, and I would be happy to help you too!

Simply fill out my Travel Planning Inquiry Form below and I’ll be in touch within 24-48 hours! Yes, I’m a real person, and you’ll hear from me … not a robot or an automated system.

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There are hundreds of wine tours in France to choose from making the decision, quite honestly, a bit daunting ! How are you supposed to know which tour is right for you? Well, hopefully after reading this guide, you have a better idea of what sounds like a good fit for you.

Depending on which wine region you want to visit, the above tours are all fantastic options for including in your France itinerary .

Whether you prefer reds to whites, sparkling to flat, fruity to bitter, or you simply don’t think that you like any wine, I promise that among the wine tours in France , there is one out there for you !

And even if you do decide that wine isn’t really your thing, there’s always the option to just enjoy the vineyards , the scenery , and try your hand at crafting your very own bottle as a gift for someone else during any one of these spectacular wine tours from France!

Hey there! I'm Emily Concannon, a seasoned globetrotter who has backpacked her way across over a dozen European countries, immersing myself in the diverse cultures, languages, and cuisines of the region.

My passion for travel transcends personal experiences; I've spent years learning how to transform my globetrotting knowledge into personalized itineraries for fellow travelers worldwide.

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Begin your adventure with VIP tastings and meals at exclusive Champagne houses, including a special tour and private lunch at the iconic Champagne house of Ruinart. In Burgundy, delight in masterclasses, and taste many Grand Crus , including older vintages during private meals. This is the ultimate immersive program for wine and food lovers!

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There is no better way to understand the nuances of “terroir” than on Burgundy wine tours.  

Burgundy is one of France’s most prestigious wine regions.  The world-famous Côte d’Or (“Golden Slopes”) is home to illustrious Grand Crus such as Romanée Conti, Chambertin, and Montrachet. Discover the subtle play between land, sun, and vine that brings out the noblest and most diverse expressions of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes.

Burgundy is one of the most beautiful and important regions in France. Experience its rich cultural heritage at fascinating sights like the Clos de Vougeot with its 13th-century wine presses. And make sure to visit the Hôtel Dieu (Hospices de Beaune), the Renaissance hospital famous for its yearly wine auction.

On our Burgundy Tours , enjoy VIP tastings at the region’s best estates. We include top Premier and Grand Crus in the Côte de Beaune and the Côte de Nuits. We include free time for shopping and sightseeing in the charming town of Beaune. Indulge in luxury accommodations and delight in sumptuous dining at some of France’s best Michelin-starred restaurants.

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• Begin your adventure with VIP tastings and meals at exclusive Champagne houses, including a special tour and private lunch at the iconic Champagne house of Ruinart. Stay in the newest 5* hotel in the heart of Reims and take advantage of free time to discover this enchanting city.
• Then travel to Burgundy with a stop along the way to discover the one-horse village and wines of Chablis.
• In Burgundy, taste many Grand Crus and follow your Burgundy wine expert host as you explore the premier offerings of Burgundy during master classes, vineyard tours, and gourmet meals.
• Discover the beautiful “golden slopes” of Burgundy’s famed Côte d’Or with tastings of legendary appellations like Vosne Romanée, Gevrey-Chambertin, Puligny-Montrachet, and Chassagne-Montrachet.
• Immerse yourself in the rich cultural history with private guided tours of Burgundy’s most notable sights, from the impressive 13th-century wine presses of the Clos de Vougeot to the stunning renaissance architecture of the Hospices de Beaune.
• You’ll also enjoy private wine-pairing meals at iconic estates and gourmet dining at Michelin-starred restaurants.
• Relax in first-class accommodations in the charming walled city of Beaune, the capital of the Côte d’Or. This is the ultimate immersive program for wine and food lovers!
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8 Fantastic Wine Tours To Experience In France

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France is home to some of the world’s best wines, and its vast wine regions produce between seven to eight billion bottles a year, accounting for close to 30 percent of the world’s wine output. The rich soil, known as terroir in French, idyllic weather conditions, strict government standards, and centuries of perfecting growing, aging, and bottling techniques, is why French wine is so highly revered. Burgundy, Bordeaux, Provence, Champagne, and the Loire are the main wine regions of France and produce the best wines.

Wine aficionados usually have France on the top of their list for wine tours, and we have collected a list of the best wine tours in France for their pleasure.

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Based in Dijon, Authentica Wine Tours specializes in tours of the Burgundy region, where some of the most exclusive and expensive French wines come from. Authentica was created in 2008 by Nicolas Guidard, a Burgundy native whose father and grandfather worked the land. He wanted to share his love and knowledge of Burgundy and its fine wines and cuisine. Over the years, Guidard hired experts in wine, geology, culture, and history to round out the company and introduce innovative tours that weren’t done before.

Authentica offers private and small group tours, with half-day, full-day, and multi-day excursions and prices ranging from 65 euros per person for the half-day group tour to a 2-day private tour for 1,180 euros for two people.

The most prestigious tour is the 1-day Grand Crus, The Best Of Burgundy , which includes the top Burgundy wines with an option to taste 6, 10, and the ultimate indulgence, 15, and a three-course lunch and cheese course, at the estate of an esteemed Burgundy wine vintner. Other tours on their list include the full-day Passion tour, which is a visit to the city and surrounding area of Beaune, with tastings of five to seven red and white wines, the full-day Burgundy Gourmet with a tasting of up to 14 wines, five culinary sites featuring cheese, chocolate, charcuteries, and pastries, and a Burgundy cuisine lunch either prepared by a private chef or at a Michelin star restaurant.

All tours use late-model luxury vans with air conditioning.

Airport transfers, a concierge, and wine shipping are some of the other services Authentica can provide.

Exploring Wine Regions

Michael C. Higgins from Pasadena, California, has tirelessly pursued the best wine regions in France and worldwide for more than 20 years. His travel expeditions and adventures have made him a world-class wine expert. They have also spawned a series of magazine articles, travel guides, and coffee table books, including his latest one about Bordeaux he also photographed and wrote the text for.

Higgin’s company, Exploring Wine Regions , includes a wine touring division which offers various wine touring options, such as custom-designed itineraries for one- and two-week wine trips, an extensive study abroad program for full college credit, and private, small group tours with Michael.

The Exploring Wine Regions website also lists a free eBook with insider wine secrets.

Bordeaux Wine Trails

The highly-rated Bordeaux Wine Trails (they won the 2020 Travelers Choice badge on TripAdvisor) provides wine and gourmet experiences of the well-renowned Bordeaux region. The morning and afternoon half-day group tours (5 hours) include a brief tour of the village of Saint Emilion, a visit to a Grand Cru or Grand Cru Classe winery, and either a special wine and dark chocolate tasting pairing or a tasting of local delicacies. From April to September, a half-day Medoc wine tour is available for Cabernet fans, which includes a tour of a Margaux or St Julien winery and a Cru Bourgeois wine tasting accompanied with locally grown produce. The cost of the half-day group tours is 72 to 85 euros per person.

Bordeaux Wine Trails can also plan full-day, private tours to explore either the Saint Emilion or Medoc regions. The Saint Emilion tour consists of pick-up and return to your hotel or location, a visit to a Saint Emilion Grand Cru Classe estate for a tour and tasting, lunch at an authentic brasserie, a walk through the village of Saint Emilion, a tasting at Grand Cru winery, followed by a visit to a Pomerol wine estate. The Medoc tour includes visits to wineries in either the Saint Julien or Saint Estephe region, Pauillac, and the Margaux area with lunch at either a restaurant or a picnic on a wine estate grounds. Custom itineraries are also offered at Bordeaux Wine Trails.

Learn how Champagne’s mysterious bubbles came about along with lots of other fascinating history and facts about the iconic beverage with a Champagne tour with O’Chateau. Based in Paris, O’Chateau is a wine bar and wine tasting company that also arranges day trips to the Champagne region.

The O’Chateau full-day (8 a.m. to 6 p.m.) small group Champagne tour includes transportation to and from Paris in a late model, air-conditioned van with an expert and personable sommelier leading the tour. The experience consists of three guided visits to various Champagne houses and their cellars and facilities. The first visit is to a major Champagne house, where you go underground to the deep chalk caves and learn about the process of making Champagne from grape to glass. The second visit is to a private Champagne house where you also have a lunch feast in their dining room. The last visit is to a smaller Champagne house. The tour also includes three Champagne tastings at each location and coffee and croissants in the van for breakfast. Tours can also be privatized.

While in Paris, enjoy wine tastings and classes at the handsome wine bar and private rooms at O’Chateau, conveniently located near the Louvre.

Loire Valley

Vincent Delaby worked in the tourism sector for 15 years before embarking on a new career inspired by his family heritage, wine tours. He first developed his wine expertise and craft by working in wine cellars and vineyards, followed by wine tourism training and receiving a Wine and Spirit Education Trust (WSET) certificate.

Delaby’s company, VinoLoire , provides various half-day and full-day Loire wine tours for small groups and private tours. The half-day excursions go to either the Vouvray and Montlouis regions in the morning or the Chinon and Azay Touraine in the afternoon. Visits include tastings of red, white, and rose wines, paired with local cheeses and charcuterie, an explanation of the winemaking process, and a walk through the vineyards. Full-day tours go to the same locations as the half-day tours and then extend to the Sancerre and Pouilly regions. Full-day tours can be arranged from Paris.

VinoLoire offers other fun activities in the Loire in addition to the wine tours, including cooking lessons, cheese and wine pairings, food and market visits, a chateau tour with a certified historian, and a wine tasting cruise on an authentic wood boat.

Kanpai Tourisme

Various areas.

Specializing in tours of Lyon and regions nearby, Kanpai Tourisme has an impressive list of small group and private wine tours. The Macon and Beaujolais areas produce some of the best Chardonnay and Gamay wines, including Macon Villages, Pouilly Fuisse, St Veran, Fleurie, Brouilly, and Moulin-a-Vent. On the full-day Macon and Beaujolais tour , from 9 a.m. to 5:15 p.m., you are first driven through the Macon Route des Vins road with magnificent scenery and Solutre Roch, a 1,600-foot-tall natural boulder made of limestone. The tastings begin with a selection of white wines from a family estate in the Pouilly Fuisse village, while you learn about the wine-making and barrel-aging process of Chardonnay. After the tasting, lunch is at a bistro with Beaujolais cuisine (lunch is not included in the tour price). In the afternoon, you will experience another scenic ride through the Beaujolais wine roads. You will then visit another family-owned winery producing Beaujolais wine, which uses Gamay grapes, followed by tastings of “crus” red wines.

The Northern Cote du Rhone wine region is the source of the much-beloved Shiraz and Syrah wines such as Cote Rotie, Condrieu, and Saint-Joseph. Kanpai Tourisme offers a half-day Shiraz and Syrah tour consisting of visits to two wineries and five to six tastings at each.

Chateauneuf Du Pape Wine Tour

The much-celebrated Chateauneuf du Pape wine is one of the oldest wines in the world, dating back from the Gallo-Roman period from the first century to the fifth century. The private Chateauneuf du Pape Tour from Planet Provence provides a historic look at the region with a highly trained wine guide plus tastings. The guide will pick you up and return you to your location within a 6-mile radius of Aix en Provence.

Owner Brice de Monplanet and his wife have made Provence their home since 1997, and Brice had an impressive career for 15 years working for international wine companies. Then he switched gears, training in oenology at the prestigious Montpellier Ludivinum School. Continuing with his passion for wine, he started Planet Provence.

A Scenic Road

Xavier Cabanne grew up in Paris then moved to the Chicago area as an adult. A few years ago, Cabanne reconnected with his love of France and started A Scenic Road , a company that plans private, customized tours of France for small groups. In 1898, Cabanne’s great-great-grandmother started a small winery in the Burgundy region, and it’s still in operation today. With his vast insider knowledge of wine, Cabanne can design a perfect wine tour of Burgundy, Champagne, and Bordeaux with tastings at smaller and less known wine producers. In addition, A Scenic Road can also organize fun activities such as countryside bike rides, mustard factory tours, wine museum visits, and dinners at a Michelin star restaurant.

Pro Tip: Wearing flat, covered shoes or sneakers is highly recommended, and also bring a jacket or sweater even in summer because the wine cellars are cold and damp.

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Richard Nahem is an ex-New Yorker living in Paris since 2005. A travel writer and photographer, he’s been publishing his blog Eye Prefer Paris since 2006 and also writes for publications such as Travel Agent Central, Passport Magazine, The Guardian, Bonjour Paris, and Luxury Travel Advisor. He focuses mainly on luxury travel in Europe. Richard also leads private personalized tours of Paris for clients looking to explore the off the beaten path Paris they never usually see on their own.

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Wine Tours in France: Where to Go Wine Tasting in the French Countryside

Wine tours in France are a great way to discover the incredibly rich and fertile vineyards that blanket the country and taste wines from prestigious wineries you’ve always dreamed of visiting.

As a food and wine lover, there’s no better treat than to visit the wineries that your favorite wines come from, and since France is the world’s epicenter of world-class wine, it’s highly likely that a few of your favorites are in France.

Whether you want to plan your own France wine tour or go along with a knowledgeable guide, a wine tour in France is the perfect vacation for wine lovers. Below you will find the top winemaking regions of France. Also check out this overview of the major French wine regions

We’ve done our best to provide you with information about how to get there, when to go and what wineries to try in each. You’ll also find a few recommended guided France wine tours to join if you’d rather leave the planning to someone else.

The best time to visit France’s wine regions is from April to October. It’s never really the off-season in France, but some some wineries will shut down to tourists and/or the towns won’t have as much to offer. We also try to avoid August. Harvesting takes place in late August and early September and that can be a very busy time for the wineries.

You’ll also find that there are a good number of wine festivals and fairs going on all through the high season, and visitors are always welcome.

⇒ Since you’re interested in French wine, check out the  10 other French drinks you can enjoy on your next trip to France.

Where to Go Wine Tasting in France

The Alsace wine region is located on the border of France and Germany, which gives the wine produced there a slightly different twist than you might expect. The main grape varietals used are Gewurztraminer and Riesling, though the wine-making style is quite a bit more dry than Germany’s wine made with the same grape.

The Alsace wine route takes you through charming villages like Dambach-la-Ville, Ribeauvillé, Mittelbergheim and Riquewihr. Here is a wine map of the Alsace wine region for you to see and download . Because of its peaceful, easy terrain, the area is popular for cyclists and is one unique way you might consider for your Alsace wine tour.

If you want to see as much of Alsace as possible, you’ll need a car to drive from one end to the other, stopping at wine villages along the way to do wine tastings. If you start in Strasbourg, you can drive all or some of the 100+ miles down to Thann.

Another option would be to fly into Basel and start your journey at the southern end of the region. Alternatively, you could choose a middle ground and base yourself from there, while driving out to various wineries each day from your home base.

Colmar is the largest central location, but we like Hunawihr more because it’s quite charming, has lots of restaurants and dozens of wineries to visit nearby.

⇒ Book Your Tour: Alsace Wine Route: Tasting Tour from Strasbourg

If you’re a wine lover, you’ve likely always wanted to visit Bordeaux , the wine capital of the world. Not only is Bordeaux reaching near mythical wine status, it has a fantastic blend of history, culture, and food that just can’t be rivaled. It’s one of the best wine tour destinations in France and perfect for wine lovers looking to expand their knowledge and palate for fine wines.

Due to the number of famous wine regions in Bordeaux on both the left bank and right bank of the river, you could easily stay for a whole week and not even begin to scratch the surface.

The top wine regions include Medoc ,  Haut Médoc ,  Saint-Estephe ,  Margaux ,  Saint Julien ,  Pauillac , and  Pessac-Leognan , Graves , Saint Emilion , and Pomerol . Each region has its own conglomeration of wineries and you will have to decide where to go and how many wineries you can make it to in a day.

It’s much easier to visit multiple wineries in Saint-Emillion, which has wineries placed much closer to together than Medoc. Pomerol and Graves are great areas to visit because competition to get in for wine tasting is less fierce, the pace is laid back, and the prices are often lower. Our recommendation would be to spend at least 2 full wine tasting days each in Medoc and Saint-Emillion.

You can do that easily on full-day guided wine tours leaving from the town of Bordeaux (which is central to both regions). It is less likely to be able to find a tour to the smaller areas. You’ll need a car to get around.

Where to Stay in Saint-Emillion: Chateau Grand Barrail | Book on Expedia Where to Stay in Bordeaux city: InterContinental Bordeaux Le Grand Hotel | Book on Expedia Where to Stay in Left Bank: Chateau Pape Clement Book your Bordeaux wine tour :

• Saint Emilion Day Trip with Sightseeing Tour & Wine Tastings from Bordeaux
• Medoc Region Wine Day Trip with Vineyard Visits & Tastings from Bordeaux

Speaking of wine capitals of the world, Burgundy (or Bourgogne, as it’s said in France) is another wine-lovers dream destination, especially for Pinot Noir and Chardonnay fans. As one of the main regions for Old World wine, Burgundy is steeped in history.

The narrow valley in eastern France runs along a steep mountain range from Dijon in the north to Lyon in the south, encompassing several famous sub-regions:

• Côte d’Auxerre (Chablis)
• Côte de Nuits
• Côte de Beaune
• Côte Chalonnaise

Terroir is taken very seriously in Burgundy and labels are given to designate between the most prestigious plots of land, from Grand Cru vineyards, like Puligny-Montrachet, Pouilly Fuissé and Gevrey Chambertin, to village-specific appellations.

The wines produced in the best plots in Burgundy can bring in top dollar, and is considered to be some of the most prestigious wine in France.

You can visit any of the regions throughout Burgundy, but two of our favorites are Côte de Nuits and Côte de Beaune. For a central location, you can base yourself in the charming city of Beaune and branch out to the various areas for wine-tasting day trips.

At the north end of the wine region is Dijon, which also makes a good home base for visiting the more northern wineries.

Where to Stay in Dijon: Grand Hotel La Cloche Dijon | Book on Expedia Where to Stay in Beaune: Le Montrachet | Book on Expedia Book your Burgundy wine tour:

• Small-Group Full-Day Tour of Côte de Nuits, Côte de Beaune Vineyards and Beaune Historical District
• Private Full Day Tour Côte de Nuits and Côte de Beaune

Champagne is one of the most famous wines in Europe, it’s not wonder adoring fans flock to this wine regions in France. The region is easy to reach from Paris and makes a great day trip for visitors to the city of romance. Many of the Champagne houses can be found in either Reims or Epernay .

In Reims you’ll find prestigious Champagne houses like  Veuve Clicquot and Tattinger . In Epernay you’ll find an array of tasting rooms along the Avenue de Champagne, including Moet et Chandon .

The Champagne region has been named a UNESCO World Heritage site. That, along with the beautiful rolling hillsides of vineyards, and the chance to taste some of the best Champagne in the world directly from the source is reason enough for us to visit.

You can make a visit to Reims and try plenty of Champagne to make you happy, but if you’re a dedicated wine lover, you’ll want to rent a car and drive from Reims down to Epernay.

It’s a very easy 30-min drive and there are cute little towns, vineyards, and more Champagne houses all along the way. We particularly enjoyed a stop in Hautvillers, which has enough wine and Champagne tasting to filled an entire day on its own.

Where to stay in Reims: Best Western Premier | Book on Expedia Where to stay in Epernay: Les Suites du 33 | Book on Expedia

Book a wine tasting tour in Champagne:

• Reims: Small Group – Champagne Full Day Tour – Visit of 3 Champagne Producers / Growers
• Epernay: Small-Group Champagne Tour with Champagne Tastings and Lunch

Rhone Valley

For wine connoisseurs, the Rhone Valley is a little slice of paradise. Many of the French wines we love come from the Rhone Valley – like Côtes du Rhône , Hermitage , Côte-Rôtie , and Beaumes-de-Venise. The area is divided into two main sub regions – the northern and southern Rhone. 

The northern sub-region produces red wines with the Syrah grape, and white wines from Marsanne, Roussane, and Viognier grapes.

The southern sub-region produces many different blends of reds, whites and roses. The Rhone Valley is where the prestigious Châteauneuf-du-Pape is made. When planning a wine tasting trip, you’ll want to look to the Côtes du Rhône region first.

As with Burgundy, Côtes du Rhône has many different layers to their wine classification, which includes the basic AOC, villages, named villages and crus.

There are 21 villages that are allowed to be named on the bottle, along with 17 distinctive crus. Some of our favorites to look out for are  Châteauneuf-du-Pape ,  Côte-Rôtie and  Crozes-Hermitage .

Where to Stay

• Avignon: Hotel d’Europe
• Lyon: Sofitel Lyon Bellecour

Book your wine tour:

• Châteauneuf du Pape Wine Day Tasting Tour including Lunch from Avignon
• Northern Rhône Valley Day Tour with Wine Tasting from Lyon

Savoie Wine Region

A smaller, lesser known wine region in France is the Savoie, stretching from Geneva, Switzerland down to the city of Chambery, France. The vineyards of Savoie are often planted on very steep slopes in order to maximize on the terroir and the sun. The region produces mostly white wines from the Altesse and Roussanne grapes, but you can also find the unique red Mondeuse, Pinot Noir and Gamay.

While wine tasting is the goal, a trip to Savoie also affords incredible views and opportunities for outdoor activities, like hiking, paragliding, and winter skiing. If you speak French, you’ll easily be able to set up your own wine tasting appointments with wineries in the area just by emailing in advance. However, if you don’t speak French, it can be more difficult. In this case, we recommend contacting a wine guide to show you around.

We can highly recommend Bernard Vissoud of  Alpes Flaveurs . He can set up any type of wine or food experience you wish. Be sure to stop by Philippe Grissard and Yves Girard Madoux , where you’ll find some of the best expressions of the wine in the Savoie region.

Where to Stay in the Savoie Wine Region:

• Le Chateau de Candie | Book on Expedia
• Chateau des Allues

From the longest to the smallest – The Jura is the smallest wine region in France. But it shouldn’t be overlooked. It’s located between Burgundy and Switzerland at the foothills of the Jura Mountains.

It contains only about 2,000 hectares of vineyards, but among those vineyards are a wine variety of grapes, many that you’ve probably not heard of before.

This variety leads to some unique and interesting wines that are different than the French wines you’re probably used to. That makes this region especially unique and interesting to wine lovers who want to try something new and different.

The five main grape varieties you’ll find in Jura are Pinot Noir, Poulsard, Trousseau, Chardonnay and Savagnin.

You’ll also find Vins jaunes, a dry “yellow” wine that is similar in characteristic to fino Sherry, however it’s not a fortified wine. It is made with the late harvested Savagnin grapes. To get to the Jura, you can fly into Lyon or Geneva. It’s about a 2-hour drive from either.

Where to stay in the Jura Wine Region: Chateau De Germigney | Book on Expedia

Book a tour: Les Jewels of Jura – all-inclusive wine and culinary day-tour

Loire Valley

Loire Valley wine region is the longest wine route in the country, stretching over 1000 kilometers along the Loire River in France. It’s not only well known for its incredible wine, but for the beautiful vineyards and Chateaux.

A trip through the Loire Valley will give you insight into many top wine designations, like Sancerre, Pouilly Fumé, and Vouvray. 

Of course, it’s nearly impossible to see the entire valley in just one trip, especially since you’ll be sidetracked all along the way with fantastic activities and wineries to visit.

There are over 1000 wineries in the area that are open to visitors. Some of them are famous Chateaux that you must stop at. Many of them offer accommodations where you can stay among the vines, great wining and dining experiences, even the chance to pick grapes, participate in harvest, or make your own blend.

Just check around, you’ll find more things to do than you can possibly fit into your itinerary.

The prominent grapes in the Loire Valley are Cabernet Franc, Gamay, Chenin Blanc, and Melon de Bourgogne. The styles of wine vary as much as the terroir along the river. Villages you’ll want to visit include Touraine, Bourgeuil, Nantes, Chinon, Savennières, Saumur and Anjou.

Where to Stay in the Loire Valley

• Château de Perreux
• Le Manoir les Minimes

Book your Loire Valley wine tour here:

• English speaking vineyards tours in the Loire Valley (Chinon, Saumur, Bourgueil)
• Loire Valley Wine Tour in Vouvray and Montlouis

If you’re a rose wine drinker, you will love the Provence wine regions , which is often overlooked. At least 80% of the wine production in Provence is rose. Wine has been made in this region for over 2,600 years, making it one of the oldest wine regions in France.

It’s location on the Mediterranean gives it perfect growing conditions for many varieties of grapes. In Provence there are 9 AOC regions, the largest being the Côtes de Provence.

The second largest is perhaps best known for its rose production: Coteaux d’Aix en Provence. Here, a blend of Grenache, Mourvedre, Cinsault, Syrah and Counoise grapes are used to gain that perfect balance. A good place to base yourself in Provence for wine tasting is the city of Marseille.

Where to stay in Marseille: InterContinental Marseille – Hotel Dieu | Book on Expedia

• Full day Wine Tour around Luberon from Aix en Provence
• Provence Private Wine Tasting Tour from Marseille

We know you’re going to love all of these lovely wine tours in France. There are enough experiences listed here to go back time and time again to enjoy the vineyards and the lovely French countryside. If you have a favorite wine tour in France you’ve done and want to share it with us, we’d love to hear from you. Drop us a comment below.

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2 Weeks French Wine Regions Tour Itinerary

Private tours, free refunds & rescheduling, customizable itineraries, tailor your 2 week-long itinerary to suit you.

Celebrate French wine culture by visiting the most important wine regions in the country with your private guide on our 14-day wine region tour across France!

Or contact our team below to start planning a custom wine tour tailored for your group.

Wine tour highlights:

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French Wine Region Tour Description

Day 1: paris to reims.

This morning we head to Reims, home of the famous champagne region of France. Also, don’t forget it is pronounced Rinse, this city is probably the most mispronounced city in France.

Your driver guide will be waiting in the hotel reception to take you on the short 100-mile journey to Reims, the City of Kings.

Reims is not just famous for champagne, but it is also known as the City of Kings as it was in the cathedral in Reims that Kings of France were crowned from 816 until 1825 – an impressive 33 Kings. In more recent years Reims was the city where the Commander in Chief of the German Army signed the surrender to WWII.

The city was 80% destroyed in World War I and actually was the most damaged city across the whole of France during this period.

A visit to Reims would not be complete without a champagne tasting. Enjoy a private cellar tour in one of the city’s most famous champagne houses with their head vintner who will explain why this small area in France is the only place in the world where champagne can be produced.

Day 2: Epernay

The first champagne house ever created, Ruinart, was in Epernay and today your tour will take to for a visit to one of the prestigious champagnes houses in the champagne region where you will be given a private to of the vineyard by the head vintner along with lunch in the gardens of the wine estate.

In the afternoon take a hot air balloon flight from the city center to have a bird’s eye view of the champagne vineyards as well as the stunning Church of Our Lady (Eglise de Notre-Dame).

Day 3: Champagne to Lorraine

Lorraine was once one of the biggest wine-producing regions of France until the start of the 20th Century when the dreaded phylloxera struck, the First World War, and industrialization all of which diminished the size of this one great wine-producing area.

However, over the last 50 years, local Lorraine winemakers have made huge progress probably spurred on by Hope-de-Toul getting AOC status in 1998.

We start our tour of the Lorraine vineyards with a trip to one of the new wineries that specialize in the production of Côtes de Toul. The Gris de Toul is recognizable by its shimmering salmon pink color. It goes well with the local dish (quiche lorraine, potée lorraine, tourte lorraine, pâté lorrain).

Your tour will include a walk around the stunning wine estate plus lunch and a special pairing menu.

Day 4: Champagne to Alsace

The Alsace wine route is over 170 KM and starts in Northern Alsace in Strasbourg, runs through over 100 pretty villages, and ends in Colmar in Southern Alsace. It is considered to be the most beautiful wine route in France and it is easy to understand why as you travel through the picturesque countryside brimming with Medieval villages and chateaux.

Alsatian wines are almost all white (around 90 percent of the harvest) and some 150 million bottles are produced a year and the highest production of organic wines is made in France.

Wines from Alsace are rarely featured in prestigious wine guides, but many experts believe that the Alsace wines are as good as their better-known rivals such as Chablis and Burgundy.

Unlike the rest of French wines, those in Alsace are called by the name of the grape, not by the region they’re produced in. 

Today you will visit the Strasbourg wine region that lies just outside the city. Grapes grow alongside orchards, which give many Alsace wines their characteristic fruity flavor. We spend the day touring the region’s most prestigious estates with a private tour and lunch plus tastings.

In the afternoon your driver guide will take you on a tour of Petite France – a section of Strasbourg famous for its brightly colored houses and narrow cobbled streets. Sample some of the local delicacies such as Chou croute aux viandes or flammkuchen in one of the bustling littles bistros paired with delicious Gewürztraminer or Pinot Gris.

Spend time watching people in one of the beautiful squares in the city center such as Place Gutenberg sipping on a delicious glass of chilled Cremant d’Alsace, the most popular Cremant produced in France.

Day 5: Alsace Wine Route - Colmar

Today we go to the heart of the wine region and the capital of Alsace wine – Colmar. Colmar has been consistently nominated and recognized as one of the most beautiful villages in the whole of France and is often referred to as the Fairy-tale town of France.

Rows of prettily colored houses line the banks of the town’s canals. Meander through the uniquely preserved cobbled streets. Colmar was the last town to be liberated by the French after WWII and so there is even today still a very strong German influence in the town. Visit the Quai des Poissonniers which is nicknamed petit Venice for truly picture-perfect colored half-timbered houses with beautiful flower boxes. The local residents are very proud of their houses and so every house is maintained to pristine standards.

Riesling is the king of the vines in Alsace. Unlike the German variety that produces mostly sweet wine, Riesling grapes go dry in Alsace. They produce full-bodied wines with a fruity aftertaste (mostly peaches and apricots) but the soil makes them acidic too. Also, unlike their German counterparts, Alsace Rieslings need to age.

In the afternoon your guide will take you on a private wine tasting at one of the local award-winning wineries, where you can taste some of Alsace’s famous wines such as Gewurztraminer, Riesling, and Silvaner to name a few.

Day 6: Transfer to Burgundy via Montbeliard

Today we travel to Burgundy via Montbeliard, a beautiful French city with imposing architecture and majestic buildings. The city has a very German flavor to it and in fact, it was only in 1793 that the city was finally under French rule. 

Before then this city was home to over 8 centuries of the various Dukes of Wurttemberg and the city’s rather palatial chateau was their home. Your driver guide will take you on a private tour of the chateau where you can learn about the Franco-German history of the city and the incredible story of Heinrich Schickhardt, the famous architect also known as the “Swabian Leonardo da Vinci”. 

In the early 1600s, Montbeliard’s population mushroomed with the arrival of Huguenot refugees and so Schickhardt was commissioned to create a new town plan and many construction projects with an Italian Renaissance flavor. 

In the afternoon we head to the famous Parc puy la Rose to see the incredible Fontaine de Galilée – a granite sphere weighing 1500 Kg that can be moved by even a child as the sphere rests on a layer of water providing a cushion against resistance.

Arrive in Chablis early in the evening where your chauffeur will take you to one of the wine estates for a decadent tasting menu (12 courses) each course being paired with a different wine.

Day 7: Burgundy

This morning your driver will be waiting for you in reception ready to start your 2 days of touring in Burgundy, located in the east-central part of France, and home to some of the world’s best-known wines. This wine region has 5 key growing areas: Chablis, Côte de Beaune, Côte Chalonnaise, Côte des Nuits and Macconais and has been a wine-producing region since 854 when local monks first arrived in the region.

Famous for lean, unoaked Chardonnay, Chablis is the growing region located furthest north and is geographically set apart from the rest of Burgundy. The dominant soil here is called “Kimmeridgian” limestone, just like in Champagne. Its white, chalky texture is great at retaining and reflecting the warmth of the sun, sorely needed this far north, which also helps the grapes ripen.

Today we visit a Grand Cru winery where you will have a tour of the vines with the vigneron (vintner) before returning to the winery for a private cellar tour followed by tastings and formal lunch.

In the afternoon explore the pretty town of Chablis with beautiful Medieval half-timbered houses and charming wine shops and restaurants – at the end of the afternoon your chauffeur will take you to Beaune where you will be based for the next 2 nights.

Day 8: Burgundy

Today we start with a drive to Meursault, mainly renowned for its white wines but it also produces reds. The grape variety for whites is Chardonnay, while the reds are produced from Pinot Noir. This tiny appellation is 2 KM square and produces undoubtedly some of the world’s best wine. We start the day with a private tasting and a tour of the chateau where this wine is named after. This is unusual for the region, unlike in Bordeaux, there are much fewer wine châteaux. 

Our visit today includes a private tour of the castle and grounds with the head sommelier who will teach us why this tiny region of France is home to such a vast array of special wines. Your tastings will include wines featured at 3* Michelin restaurants and your sommelier can arrange a shipment of bottles so that you can savor the delicious Meursault when you get home.

In the afternoon we head back to Beaune and visit a local winery based in the town. Your tour will include at least 6 tastings of local award-winning Burgundy wines.

Day 9: Cotes du Rhone

Your chauffeur will be waiting for you as you head off for the next stage of your wine tour. The Rhone valley is the second largest wine region in France and has wineries nestled along both sides of this famous river. Today we spent exploring Lyon and its gastronomic heritage.

Since 1935 Lyon has been recognized as the gastronomic capital of the world and today it has over 4000 restaurants, of which 20 have one or more Michelin stars. Your tour starts with a private tour of Les Halles des Lyon, a covered market with over 50 artisan farmers and producers. Learn why Lyon is a culinary capital and sample local delicacies paired with wines from the region.

In the afternoon visit, one of the local award-winning wine farms and have a private tour of the estate. Learn from your specialist guide about the wines from the region and what makes this area so perfect for wine growing. Learn about pairing wine and taste exquisite vintage wine paired with local cheeses and charcuterie.

In the evening have dinner at one of the many Michelin-starred restaurants and taste the finest Lyon has to offer.

Day 10: Cotes du Rhone

We head south today towards the pretty town of Valence. The climate here is very different from the Northern Cotes du Rhone region and is more Mediterranean, with very hot dry summers and long hours of sunshine, and milder winters. The sun, heat, wind (sometimes gale-force), and low rainfall encourage vines to grow and grapes to ripen well, and provide natural protection from disease.

The differences in climate between the North and South also mean different harvest times (the south being earlier) and the planting of different types of grapes.

The 3 main varieties used in Côtes du Rhône blends are Syrah, Grenache and Mourvèdre. Syrah is planted mainly in the north and Grenache and Mourvèdre being of Spanish origin fare better in the south.

Today we visit one of the thriving organic wineries in the area. Sustainability is something each and every one of us has to incorporate into our day-to-day lives and it is no different for the winemakers in France. In 2020 over 12% of wines from this region were classified as organic and/ or biodynamic and today we learn how the vines are managed and treated to minimize any damage to our planet and still retain the delicious flavors we expect from our Cotes du Rhone.

Day 11: Cotes du Rhone to Provence

Continuing South we go to Avignon which until the 18th Century Avignon was actually considered a papal state and it was only in 1791 that Avignon was recognized as French.

This papal influence is clear to see in the enormous Palace des Papes (Popes’ Palace) that dominates the city and was home to the Popes that fled the corruption in Rome. This palace is now a UNESCO World Heritage site and your private tour will include a visit to the papal apartments in the palace.

The next stop is the famous Pont St Benezet, the inspiration for the song ‘ Sur le Pont d’Avignon ‘ and this bridge is a key landmark in the city.

It was originally constructed in the 12th Century but now much of the bridge has been washed away with only about 25% of the original structure remaining. This is not the only famous bridge in the region, your tour will also include the Pont du Gard, this incredible three leveled aqueduct was built to transport water to nearby Nimes. This is the tallest aqueduct in France and is widely thought to be the best preserved Roman aqueduct in France and was given UNESCO World Heritage status in 1985 and is definitely worth a visit. 

Following your private tour of Avignon, we head north to Châteauneuf -du – Pape and spend the afternoon exploring the vineyards around one of the region’s most important wine appellations. In the 14th century, the Popes came to Avignon from Rome to establish the papacy there and Châteauneuf-du-Pape (a new castle for the Pope) was built as the summer palace for Pope Jean XXII.

The church and wine have been intertwined for millennia and indeed, vines were planted here commercially as far back as the 1300s to serve the church and nobility. Today Châteauneuf du Pape is a charming Medieval village with more than its fair share of award-winning wine estates.

Day 12: Provence - Marseilles

The final leg of our wine tour is to the wineries of Provence. We start our tour in Marseilles: its position as a key strategic port goes back to 600 BC when the Greeks first created the port and are steeped in history – even the French National anthem: le Marseilles is based on Marseilles. 

Our tour starts at the Basilica Notre – Dame de la Garde which was built by King Francois I to protect the city and is the highest building in Marseilles standing at an impressive 490 feet above sea level. On top of the Basilica is a statue of the Virgin Mary which is said to protect the city and its inhabitants for those of you less mobile there is a train from the Vieux port that goes directly to this amazing Byzantine monument, and from there admire the view across the city and across the Mediterranean. 

From there it is a short walk to the Vieux port – the real heart of Marseilles. This is where locals and tourists mix – sample some delicious Bouillabaisse (a local specialty) with freshly caught seafood at one of the many fish restaurants dotted about the port.

Aside from being home to the rich and famous, Provence is also home to rose wine. Over 10 % of the world’s rose comes from Provence and production of rose here accounts for 88% of all wine produced in the area. 

Over 24 million bottles of Provencal rose were exported to the US in 2020 alone and the popularity of this once looked down upon wine is now growing. The massive surge in sales is driven by our changing eating habits – less structured meals and our enjoyment and discovery of cuisines from around the world. For those of you that consider rose wine to be a newcomer to the wine scene, you would be wrong as rose wine was produced by the Greeks over 3000 years ago in Provence.

This afternoon you will be taken on a tour with a leading wine merchant who will teach you about the different color variations of Provencal rose and then prepare a tasting menu for you to pair with chosen wines.

The evening will be spent in one of the many exclusive fine dining restaurants in Marseilles and watch the harbor come to life.

Day 13: Provence - Nice

Nice was originally named after the Greek Goddess Nike and so was possibly the original Nike Town! Nice was an Italian city until relatively recently (1860) when the Italians gave the City to France as recognition of French support in helping the Italians against the Austrians. The strong Italian influence can be seen throughout the city and many of the locals speak both French and Italian. 

It is not just French and Italian influences that can be seen in this city. At noon every day, a cannon is fired across the city. This tradition was in fact started by an Englishman in 1860, Sir Thomas Coventry. Sir Thomas used to get very frustrated that his wife could not serve the midday meal at noon and so he requested to the mayor that a cannon be fired every day at noon and he would cover this cost. When Sir Thomas moved back to the UK the locals, having been so used to managing their time with the aid of the midday cannon that they petitioned for the cannon shot to continue at noon. To this day a cannon is fired every day at noon in Nice!

We start the tour in the old town, which is a myriad of winding narrow streets leading to gilded shaded squares with little bistros and cafes.

Your private tour will also include a visit to the magnificent Opera house and the Town Hall and Rosetti Square, home to Nice Cathedral. The Cathedral is unlike many French Cathedrals rather modest from the outside, but once inside admire the lavish Baroque designs, gilded ornate chapels, sculptures, and paintings, all with a distinctly Italian feel.

Stop for lunch in the famous flower and produce market which is also in the old town.

In the afternoon your driver guide will take you west towards the area that produces Cote du Provence Frejus.

Today your tour will give you a complete behind-the-scenes look at the planning and work that is involved in creating delicious crisp rose wine – pink, sparkling or still there is no better place to enjoy rose than in the stunning setting of Provence.

Your sommelier will give you a masterclass on wines from this specific part of Provence. Your workshop ends with a food/wine pairing with locally selected award-winning cheeses, pates, and charcuterie.

Day 14: Transfer to Paris

Your chauffeur will be waiting for you in your hotel reception ready to transport you on the next part of your wine adventure.

Why not extend your trip and let your chauffeur take you up to the Dordogne, home of Bordeaux wines, or head south and visit Corsica, famed also for producing award-winning roses.

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“Loved our wine tour around Sainte Victoire mount – the limestone mountains were incredible. Fantastic host, knowledgeable, friendly and loves to have a laugh. Wineries were superb and a great representation of the area. 10/10 – I only wish we could’ve stayed longer!! » –   Brendan Garlick

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Our guide was amazing, and the crew was fun! We learned a lot and got to escape the city for a day! We visited 3 vineyards and enjoyed every minute. Donald D

“Fantastic team at Provence Wine tours; I’ve been seven times and cannot rate it enough. Always a destination of choice when I have friends who haven’t visited the South of France before. I’ve been lucky enough to have Stephane on many of my trips and he’s always impressed with his ease of manner, knowledge and ability to make the hours fly by.  I look forward to many more trips. » –  Thomas knapp

Perfect wine tour!

We had an amazing time on this tour! My fiancé and I have been on several wine tours in the United States and were interested to learn more about French wines, in particular wines from Provence. This tour was exactly what we hoped for! Our guide was incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. He provided helpful background information about classification of French wines and then introduced us to wine making in Provence. We went to 3 vineyards – all were excellent and different!!! We really enjoyed the variety, and we were able to taste white, rosé, and red wines at each site (and Peter kindly showed us how to taste the wines properly). The town we stopped in for lunch was also enjoyable with multiple food options across different price ranges. Overall, we had a fantastic time and would highly recommend this tour to others looking for a more intimate introduction to the wines of Provence . Ptwice24 .

An experience not to be missed.

We did a private full day wine tour of the Chateauneuf-du-Pape region. We were a group of 12, and had an absolutely brilliant day. The tour was well organised, guides were delightful & informative. They were very flexible too in letting us have input in certain vineyards that members of our group wanted to visit. The transport was comfortable, and a plus was that they could arrange delivery of the wine back to our home countries. Highly recommend and a tour not to be missed if you are in the region! Aveens

“I just want to say how much we loved our tour with Provence Wine Tours. Our guide looked after our every need and was incredibly knowledgeable of the wine making process. All three wineries offered a different experience and all were friendly and welcoming. Cassis is a quaint seaside village as you promised and the overlook was outstanding-so glad our guide took us to the top! Thanks again for your services. We would highly recommend your company to anyone inquiring” –  Brad Yungblut

A highlight of our trip!

My husband and I were very happy with our wine tour experience! It was so nice to be in a small group where we could ask lots of questions and get a more personal experience. Our tour guide was so knowledgeable and shared so much information about the wine, the area, and the culture. The wineries we went to, were absolute gorgeous–beautiful views and delicious wine. What more could you ask for? We came with very little background knowledge of the wine making process so it was so fascinating to hear all about it. This tour was one of our favorite excursions and I would definitely recommend it, as it is fun, informative, and an amazing value! Katie F. 

“Nothing short of amazing! From the first communication with the team. They were so quick to respond and provide different options for tours. To our wonderful tour guide. We can not say enough about him. He was so knowledgeable, and took the time to explain the different wines to us and showed us around the vineyards. We loved our stop at le Castelet such a great little village tucked away with cute stores. And lunch in Cassis was delicious. Probably the best meal we had on our entire vacation! Such an enjoyable day all around. »  –  Joseph Esoff

For many years now, we have been doing our utmost to offer you the best of Provence by an immersion into the world of wine and by helping discover our most beautiful appellations :  Coteaux d’Aix-en-Provence, Côtes de Provence Sainte Victoire, Côtes de Provence, Coteaux Varois en Provence, Baux de Provence.

In small groups or on tailor-made private tours from Aix-en-Provence, Marseille, Toulon … we offer a wine tour experience in some of the most emblematic and authentic vineyards of Provence .

Powerful and full-bodied reds, delicate and aromatic whites or lively and fruity iconic rosés, you will taste some of the best Wines of Provence that we have selected for you. A delight for both of your senses and tastebuds!

Your wine expert guide will share his passion and knowledge for Provence wines and  guide you around small, family-owned or more emblematic wineries of the Region. With your guide , learn about the grape varieties and the different terroirs .

Meet passionate winemakers , engaged in sustainable or organic viticulture . Visit the amazing cellars while learning about the wine making process and aging-potential wines in a relaxing and educative atmosphere .

Enjoy going along paths and roads bordered by magnificent Provençal landscapes : vineyards as far as the eye can see, fields of lavender, the mythical Mount Sainte Victoire, the Luberon, sun-bathed picturesque villages, fountains, the song of cicadas and a glass of rosé…

Join us for a local unique experience off the beaten tracks , enjoy the Provence lifestyle and discover our wine treasures .

You will bring back home some of the wine secrets of Provence and unforgettable memories!

For many years now, we have been doing our utmost to offer you the best of Provence by an immersion into the world of wine and by helping discover our most beautiful appellations : Gigondas, Vacqueyras, Châteauneuf du Pape, AOP Luberon Côteaux d’Aix-en-Provence Côtes de Provence Sainte Victoire, Bandol, Cassis, Côtes de Provence, Bellet …

In small groups or on tailor-made private tours from Aix-en-Provence, Marseille, Avignon, Nice or Cannes … we offer a wine tour experience in some of the most emblematic and authentic vineyards of Provence .

Your wine expert guide will share their passion and knowledge for Provence wines and  guide you around small, family-owned or more emblematic wineries of the Region. With your guide , learn about the grape varieties and the different terroirs .

Meet passionate winemakers , engaged in s ustainable or organic viticulture . Visit the amazing cellars while learning about the wine making process and aging-potential wines in a relaxing and educative atmosphere .

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W hen it comes to crafting an unforgettable itinerary in France, indulging in the exquisite flavors of wine and gastronomy inevitably tops the list. And if you're on the French Riviera, there's no better way to immerse yourself in the enchanting world of French viticulture than by embarking on one of the lovely Provence wine tours!

Renowned for its picturesque vineyards and exceptional wines, Provence beckons wine enthusiasts and lovers to discover its terroir and taste its liquid treasures.

And to help you save time on research and easily add an elegant wine tasting to enhance your French Riviera itinerary, this post details the top Provence wine tours from Nice and other destinations along the French Riviera.

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Provence Wine Region France

Before I explain the leading tours, I want to explain some background information on the famed Provence wine region. That way, you have a little foundation and better understand what you have to look forward to! 🤠

First, France's Provence wine region has been making wine for over 2,600 years. This makes it the oldest viticultural (wine-producing) area in all of France, eclipsing the well-known Bordeaux wine region by about 600 years!

With such a long-standing history, there are understandably quite a few wineries in the region... as in over 400 of them! Talk about being a vineyard-rich countryside 😅

This region of France is able to produce so much wine because of its favorable climate, which is largely thanks to the Mediterranean Sea. The Mediterranean Sea regulates the weather such that there are plenty of sunny days and a few rainy days.

In addition, the region has something called the "Mistral" wind, which also helps to keep the vineyards dry and free of pesky bugs.

Add the unique geography and soils infused with limestone and crystalline schist (granite); the region has perfect conditions for growing an assortment of grapes!

As a result, there are a total of 9 regions or AOC (Appellation de’Origin Contrôlée) in Provence. I won't dive into all 9 as you'll learn about them on the tours, but there are about 450 AOCs in all of France!

Which Wine Is Provence Most Famous For?

The Provence wine region is renowned worldwide for its exquisite rosé wines.

That's right, 88% of Provence's wine production is the beloved, delicate pink-hued wine! There's even a one-of-a-kind research institute dedicated to studying and perfecting the art of crafting rosé!

Currently, a rosé from Provence is usually a harmonious blend of Grenache, Counoise, Cinsault, Syrah, and Mourvedre!

And while rosé may steal the spotlight, it's important to note that Provence is also home to exceptional red and white wines. Thus, you can expect to taste a good mixture of rosés, reds, and whites in your wine-tasting experience!

13 Excellent Provence Wine Tours (2023)

Alright, now that you have a bit of background knowledge on the prolific and famous Provence wine region, it's time to dive into the Provence wine tours worth taking!

Just as a heads up, I've broken the tours up by location, this way you can easily find a tour that fits your itinerary based on where you're based.

I'll start off with Nice in this first section. But, if you happen to be staying in another city along the French Riviera, feel scroll below to the city you're staying in.

Provence Wine Tours from Nice

1. provence wine tour - private day tour from nice.

⭐️  RATING : 5 out of 5 - most popular private tour! | ⏳  LENGTH OF TOUR:  8 hours

The  Provence Wine Tour - Private Day Tour From Nice includes:

• Touring through 3 top-notch & picturesque wineries in Provence
• Discovering 2,000 years worth of wine-making history
• Enjoying a wine-tasting masterclass with an expert
• Tasting 15 different rosés, reds & whites
• Round-trip transport from your hotel in Nice
• Personalized, private tour

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During this full-day experience, you'll tour 3 highly-rated wineries, including an 18th-century château with a countess still in residence, learn about the terroir, and appellations, and get to taste some of the finest vintage wines!

In addition, you'll have the opportunity to visit a family-owned vineyard that's the first vineyard in Provence to be fully certified organic! And to ensure your day is completely hassle-free, this is one of the few wine tours that include direct pick up from your housing accommodations in Nice!

So, if you're ready to make your way to the picturesque countryside and learn about the world-renowned wines of Provence, be sure to check out this tour!

2. Provence Wine Small Group Day Tour From Nice With Tastings & Lunch

⭐️  RATING : 5 out of 5 - 50+ 5-star reviews! | ⏳  LENGTH OF TOUR:  8 hours

The  Provence Wine Small Group Day Tour includes:

• Visiting 3 wineries & learning about all aspects of the wine-making process
• Sampling a nice mix of 15+ rosés, red, & white varietals
• 2-course lunch in the garden of a lovely local bistro
• Round-trip transport from an easy meeting point
• Small group limited to 8 guests

🍷 In search of a wine tour that includes a tasty multi-course meal?

On this small-group full-day tour, you'll meet at a pre-determined meeting location in Nice's city center and make your way to the village of Les Arcs Sur Argens. Along the way, your guide will provide live on-board commentary about the region's long-standing history and background.

Once in the quaint village, you'll visit 3 different wineries, including one of Provence's oldest and largest wine estates! As you tour through each winery, you'll not only sip on the finest wines but also gain an in-depth understanding of each wine's flavor profile and how they are produced.

And to give you the full experience, you'll also indulge in an excellent 2-course meal in the gardens of a lovely local bistro!

Thus, if you're looking for a delightful and educational tour, this Provence wine tour from Nice is definitely worth considering!

3. Côtes De Provence Small Group Day Trip From Nice

⭐️  RATING : 5 out of 5 - 30+ 5-star reviews | ⏳  LENGTH OF TOUR:  8 hours

The  Côtes De Provence Small Group Day Trip From Nice includes:

• Explore 3 wineries in the wine region of Côtes de Provence
• Guided wine tastings of various rosés, reds, and whites
• Free time for lunch (at your expense) in a small village
• Learning about the full wine-making process
• Round-trip transport in a comfortable minivan
• Can accommodate up to 8 people

🍷 Seeking a more affordable small-group full-day wine tour?

On this full-day, comprehensive wine adventure, you'll have the chance to go behind the scenes at 3 marvelous wineries.

Your knowledgeable guide will take you through every step of the wine-making process, from grape picking to the aging process while explaining the soil, climate, grape varieties, and more.

In addition, at each winery, you'll get to enjoy expert-led wine tastings of the region's famous, rosés as well as aromatic reds and whites.

So, if you're traveling with a smaller budget but still want an educational and immersive tour that will level up your wine knowledge, consider this tour!

4. Nice: Provence Village Tour With Wine and Produce Tasting

⭐️  RATING : 4.4 out of 5 - taken by 90+ guests! | ⏳  LENGTH OF TOUR:  9 hours

The  Nice: Provence Village Tour With Wine and Produce Tasting includes:

• Tasting regional products and French olive oil in a historic oil mill
• Admiring the scenic views from the medieval village of Gourdon
• Exploring the gorgeous village of Tourette-sur-Loup
• Sampling 6 wines at a wine estate in Saint Jeannet
• Visiting the 40-meter-high Gorges du Loup waterfall
• Transport from accommodations in Nice

💐 Want to sip regional wines & explore the region's beautiful villages?

For those looking want to see a bit more of the surrounding area, this full-day tour takes to several idyllic villages!

First, you'll go to Opio, where you'll taste the rich nuances of locally produced Olive oil in the ambiance of a functioning oil mill dating back to the 15th century. Afterward, you'll witness the panoramic views of the French Riviera and see a 9th-century château in the beautiful hilltop village of Gourdon!

Finally, you'll see the enchanting village of Tourette-sur-Loup, visit the Gorges du Loup waterfall, and cap the day off with a wine-tasting session in the charming village of Saint Jeanne!

Thus, if you're looking to travel off the beaten path and get in a mixture of sightseeing and wine tasting, this is a tour worth checking out!

5. Nice Local Vineyards Small Group Half Day E-Bike Tour

⭐️  RATING : 5 out of 5 - 300+ 5-star reviews! | ⏳  LENGTH OF TOUR:  5 hours

The  Nice Local Vineyards Small Group Half Day E-Bike Tour includes:

• Riding an electric bike around Nice and to the local countryside
• Learning about the Nice's history & thriving culinary scene
• Discovering the vineyards & estate of a family-run winery
• A guided wine-tasting session of the estate's fine wines
• A picnic lunch (at your own expense)
• Tour limited to 10 guests

🚴‍♀️ Don't have time for a full-day tour?

Embark on this wildly popular and affordable e-bike tour through Nice and its nearby vineyards.

Over the course of 5 hours, you'll get a little tour of Nice and then make your way to the beautiful countryside. Once there, you'll stop by a small family-run winery, where you'll meet the winemakers, learn about their unique wine-making process, and get to try the estate's signature wine, Collet de Bovis.

Afterward, you'll have time to eat lunch before taking the scenic route back to Nice's city center!

Therefore, if you're looking for an affordable and less time-intensive experience that still provides excellent value, I'd recommend this Provence wine tour!

Other Provence Wine Tours

If you recall, in the beginning, I said that I would be covering Provence wine tours from Nice and beyond.

Well, if you aren't staying in Nice and are instead vacationing in some other cities and towns along the French Riviera, which 10/10 recommend because there's more to see than just the big cities...

Here are some other Provence wine tours to check out that may be leaving from where your staying.

The major seaport city of Marseille

Provence Wine Tours from Marseille

Châteauneuf Du Pape Intensive Vineyard & Fine Wine Experience

⭐️  RATING : 5 / 5 | ⏳ LENGTH OF TOUR: 8 - 9 hours

• Tour 3 Châteauneuf-du-Pape wineries for wine tastings
• Visit a wonderful artisanal chocolate manufacturer for chocolate tastings
• Enjoy lunch at a traditional bistro (price not included)
• Includes hotel pick up and drop off

Full-Day Wine and Cheese Tour Around Aix-en-Provence From Marseille

⭐️  RATING : 5 / 5 | ⏳ LENGTH OF TOUR: 7.5 hours

• Full tour of 2 wineries with a specialist wine guide
• Participate in cheese tasting at an authentic, local goat farm
• Free time to explore the charming city of Aix-en-Provence!

The mountainous town of Avignon

Provence Tours from Avignon

Chateauneuf Du Pape Wine Tour

⭐️  RATING : 5 / 5 - 245+ 5-star reviews! | ⏳ LENGTH OF TOUR: 8 hours

• Explore at least 3 châteaux vineyards & participate in multiple wine-tasting sessions
• The tour is led by Roman, who is an extremely passionate and knowledgeable guide
• Can accommodate up to 7 guests
• This tour only has 5-star reviews

Provence Cru Wine Small-Group Half-Day Tour From Avignon

⭐️  RATING : 5 / 5 - 125+ 5-star reviews! | ⏳ LENGTH OF TOUR: 5 hours

• Visit 3 wineries in Vacqueyras, Gigondas, & Chateauneuf du Pape
• Learn the intricacies of French winemaking & wine appellations
• 3 tasting sessions of Provence’s prestigious Cru wines
• Includes direct hotel pickup
• Limited to 8 guests

Provence Wine Tours from Cannes

Provence Wine Tour - Private Day Tour From Cannes

⭐️  RATING : 5 / 5 - all 5-star reviews! | ⏳ LENGTH OF TOUR: 8 - 9 hours

• Touring 3 award-winning wineries
• Expert guided tastings of several wine varietals
• Wine-tasting masterclass with an expert on Provençal wines
• Chatting with the local winemakers & learning about their unique techniques
• Easy, private round-trip transport from your housing in Cannes
• Personalized private tour

Provence Wine Tour - Small Group Tour From Cannes

• Visit 3 top-notch vineyards & with tours by the wine-makers
• Guided wine-tasting sessions with an expert

The small coastal town of Toulon

Provence Wine Tours from Toulon

Vineyard Visit in Gyropode

⭐️  RATING: 5 / 5 - all 5-star reviews! | ⏳ LENGTH OF TOUR : 1.25 hours

• Guided tour of estate & cellars, learning about the wine-making process
• Tour of the vineyard on an all-terrain segway
• Enjoy beautiful views of nearby villages
• Tasting the local wines, Mont Caume & Bandol
• Max of 4 guests

Bandol Wine Tour and Tasting

⭐️  RATING : 5 / 5 | ⏳ LENGTH OF TOUR: 1 hour

• Visit a boutique winery in Bandol (near Toulon)
• Discover the production process on a guided tour
• Taste 6 different wines (mix of red, whites, and of course, rosé)
• Max of 12 guests

Is a Wine Tour in Provence Worth It?

My very biased two cents is that these yes, it's worth it. Let me explain from a broke adult perspective lol... because I wouldn't know what it's like to be a financially stable adult -- yet 🤠

First, these tours take you directly to la crème de la crème Provence wineries where you get to sip on the region's renowned wines and indulge in local gastronomic delights. And as mentioned previously, there are literally hundreds of wineries in the region, so choosing which ones to visit can be difficult.

Not to mention, if you aren't planning a road trip through the region, transportation to the wineries is another factor you'll have to work out.

Provence's famed lavender fields

Moreover, a wine tour allows you to embark on this journey with a knowledgeable guide who possesses an intimate understanding of the region, its vineyards, and its cultural heritage. When I first solo traveled, I wouldn't do tours because I was so broke (typical college student vibes I know 🥲).

However, I now prioritize these incredible experiences over staying in super nice hotels (okay most of the time). I've realized how tours grant you the valuable opportunity to delve deep into the local culture, which is so much better than reading from your phone.

Finally, these tours provide a chance to connect with fellow wine enthusiasts from around the world. One of my favorite bits about traveling is just getting to meet new people.

These tours create an easy outlet for swapping stories and making lasting connections with people who share a common appreciation for wine, culture, and exploration!

So, if you have the means (because I am not trying to endorse going into debt lol) I absolutely believe in embarking on a cultural experience through the breathtaking region of Provence!

Tips for Planning Your Provence Wine Tours

✅ Book ahead of time: Whether you're traveling through Paris or Toulouse, drinking wine is like the national pastime in France...okay, maybe next to protesting 😅 Regardless, I recommend booking ahead of time to ensure you get your preferred time slot and experience.

Some of these small group tours will actually cancel if you wait until the last minute because the tour operators don't think there's any interest and have a minimum requirement to run.

🍴  Have dietary restrictions? : If your food tour includes lunch, make sure to inform the guide beforehand about any dietary restrictions or allergies you have. They are usually able to make accommodations as long as you give them advance notice

🍷 Don't drink on an empty stomach: The golden rule of drinking is always to eat beforehand! I didn't know that my first time and had to learn the hard way... 🥲

Taken from the top of Colline du Chateau Nice

💧  Water Bottle  — Similarly, although you will be consuming a lot of wine, it is crucial to still drink some water.

🌞  Check the weather:  Check the weather before you leave and plan accordingly. I.E. Don't forget to sunscreen!

🚗  Check departure points and times:  Please ensure that you verify the meeting location for your tour and consider the travel time from your accommodation. Note that only a few tours offer hotel pick-up.

📸  Bring your Camera:  Make sure to document your experience by taking lots of pictures so that you can share the story with your loved ones when you return home!

🤠  Enjoy the experience:  And of course, remember to have a fabulous time fully immersing yourself in the rich culture of the Provence wine region.

Where to Stay in Nice

If you are staying in Nice, here are a few recommendations on where to stay based on where I've stayed and the research I've done for my multiple visits to Nice!

Low-Cost Stays

• Hostel Ozz & Bar -- lovely hostel that I loved staying at! | ⭐️  8.6 / 10
• Villa Bougainville by Happyculture  — awesome 4-star hotel | ⭐️  7.8 / 10

Mid-Range Stays

• La Pérouse  — 4-star hotel next to Castle Hill & with pool | ⭐️  8.8 / 10
• Hotel Nice Côte D’Azur  — 4-star hotel w/ beautiful terraces | ⭐️  9 / 10

Luxury Stays

• Hotel Palais Saleya  — great 4-star hotel near Castle Hill | ⭐️  9.4 / 10
• Le Negresco  — historic 5-star hotel along Promenade des Anglais | ⭐️  9.1 / 10

Provence Wine Tours: FAQ

Can You Visit Wineries in Provence?

Yes! You can absolutely visit wineries in Provence even if you decide to not go on a tour. You would just need to make a reservation for touring. I would also recommend renting a car as public transportation is very limited outside the city.

How Much Do Provence Wine Tours Cost?

Depending on the experience, a Provence wine tour can range from about $100 USD to $500+ USD for the more exclusive, private tours.

What Is the Ideal Time of the Year for a Wine Tour in France?

Although summer is when people are usually available to travel, I'd argue the ideal time of the year for a wine tour in France is April - June or September to October .

I've been to France during both of these times of the year and it's so much more enjoyable. You don't have to deal with throngs of crowds, hotels cost half the price, and some of the tours actually provide small discounts!

One thing to note is that harvesting season typically runs from August until October. Thus, vintners are often busy in the fields, so you'll want to be sure to book in advance as supply tends to dip.

Which Region of France Has the Most Prestigious Wine?

Most people will argue that Bordeaux is the region of France that offers the finest wine. However, I'd argue that it really depends on the type of wine you prefer. Other wine regions in France include the Rhône Valley & Beaujolais wine region , Loire Valley, Burgundy, Champagne, and Saint Émilion to name a few.

Do the French Drink Wine Every Night?

Yes LOL. From my experience, this is the one French stereotype that always holds true. The French love their wine and they will drink it every chance they get!

Wrap-Up: 13 Excellent Provence Wine Tours (2023)

In conclusion, Provence's most famous wine is undoubtedly its exquisite rosé. With its iconic pale hues, delightful aromas, and refreshing character, Provence rosé embodies the essence of the region's winemaking tradition.

That said, the region also offers elegant reds to its vibrant whites that reflect the unique terroir and passion of the winemakers, making Provence a true paradise for wine lovers.

So, if you're keen on delving into the rich wine culture of France, be sure to take a fabulous Provence wine tour during your stay on the French Riviera !

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• Thinking of visiting Toulouse , the capital of France's Occitanie department? Don't miss out on these fun excursions !
• Planning your trip to Nice and looking for things to do in Nice? Be sure to explore Nice's thriving food scene and several traditional Niçose dishes! Or, do a short trip to Monaco , the land of the rich and wealthy!

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Visiting Beaune France Burgundy: Wine Tasting Tour Itinerary

Editor’s Note: This itinerary for visiting the Beaune region of France, (arguably the wine tasting capital within Burgundy), is written by one of our Winetraveler experts from a first-person perspective. This style of itinerary offers unique insight into why visiting these regions can be so special. Sometimes unexpected experiences can be the best.

I’ve mentioned before that my family had the opportunity to live in and travel through Europe as part of a family sabbatical. Well, when we mapped our route driving from Spain through France and to Germany , we had originally planned to spend time touring the city of Dijon. However, we never made it.

Instead, we stopped early owing to exhaustion and the waning patience of our two children (and thereby us) and opted to stay a few days in the beautiful village of Beaune . Located in the heart of the Burgundy wine region , it really made more sense for us as Winetravelers anyway. So while we went wine tasting in Burgundy with kids in tow, this Burgundy itinerary also works for anyone.

Truth be told, the reason we ended up staying three nights in Beaune, rather than moving on to Dijon, is owed entirely to the proprietor of the hotel we found by chance. We really hadn’t done our research on Beaune, as we expected to be in Dijon, but Hotel Le Home  had good reviews and was easy to find.

Once we arrived, we were greeted by our host Mathilde with much enthusiasm. A mother herself, she immediately recognized the deteriorating family situation and graciously offered us a suite of adjoining rooms for the price of one. It was off-season, and she had the availability, as well as tremendous empathy.

The arrangements worked perfectly as the kids had their space and we had ours. (I should note, this is also where our children hatched a plan to form their own country – no parents allowed – and wrote a constitution, laws, and monetary system and declared war with the enemy parents!) The months, and years, of ensuing laughter, comradery, and hours of entertainment, were all sparked by this happenstance stay owing to the graciousness of Mathilde.

The exquisitely dressed and very fashionable proprietor also spent a considerable amount of time with us mapping out a fabulous family itinerary for our two-day visit. She took the time to understand our interests and offer numerous ideas for both the children and adults from which we could easily choose to fill our days.

Outlined below are the options we chose to spend our days accommodating everyone’s interests and creating some amazing memories that will not soon be forgotten.

Wine Tours and Getting Around Beaune Burgundy

Our situation was slightly different than most, as we arrived in Europe via Spain and ended months later in Italy. If you should find yourself in a similar situation, I highly recommend the long-term car rental program through Renault . We had unlimited mileage, an English GPS system, and insurance. And as a bonus, we were also able to rent an automatic transmission!

However, if like most, you’re traveling for days or weeks, Beaune is easily accessible by train from most major French cities. You can plan train travel in advance here . Or you can also rent a car at the airport , which will give you more flexibility and freedom. Beaune is only a three-hour drive from Strasbourg and Paris and just less than two hours from Lyon. Get updates on flight deals into France here .

Once you’ve made it to Beaune, we highly recommend utilizing some of the local knowledge to experience the region from a local’s perspective. One of our favorite privately guided day trips is offered by Melanie of My French Tour. She’ll take you around in a vintage car and customize your day based on your travel preferences. Plus, you’ll get to stop at locations and have experiences you would otherwise miss.

If you’re looking for more of a luxury experience, Bourgogne Gold Tour offers local expertise and stops at the most iconic wineries and sights across Burgundy. See it all from the comfort of a Mercedes Benz. This is one of Winetraveler reader’s favorites when visiting the region. The same company offers a full-day trip to both Côte de Beaune and Côte de Nuits . This is a special tour that can be customized, offered by local guides who really know the wines of the region. You’ll get to meet the winemakers and have one of the most immersive experiences in Burgundy.

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Where to stay in beaune burgundy.

Obviously, I recommend Hotel Le Home , but Airbnb and TripAdvisor also provide numerous options for your stay from luxury accommodations including Hôtel Le Cep & SPA Marie de Bourgogne to more family-friendly, budget options like Accor Hotels’ Ibis in the city center  (with prices this low, splurge and opt for two rooms to offer a little more space with the kids!).

Wine Tasting in Beaune: Self-Guided Options

Marché aux vins.

7 Rue de l’Hôtel Dieu, 21200 Beaune, France

+33 3 80 25 08 20

A boutique wine shop located in Beaune’s city center, the Marché is a wonderful place to browse a plethora of regional wines, but also to take a self-guided tour through the caves beneath the shop. Although not a personal tour in the least, it’s a great option with kids. Upon purchase of the tour you receive a tastevin – a traditional tasting cup designed in Burgundy. Although not practical, it is rather romantic. You’re then directed to the cellars which you can explore at your leisure. Bottles are open throughout for you to pour your own samples (or as in our case, the children can pour as they pretend to be sommeliers – questionable parenting aside, our kids had a blast donning accents and spouting their “wine knowledge.”) The caves are fascinating to explore with their numerous rooms and even old church ruins.

Patriarche Père Et Fils

5-7 Rue du Collège/r Paul Chanson, 21200 Beaune, France

+33 3 80 24 53 78

A well-known producer in the region, Patriarche also offers self-guided tours which are often a great option with children as you can move at their pace. Interactive video terminals placed throughout the route will guide you through the wine cellars, their history and the great wines aged there. You can also taste a range of 10 Burgundy wines and seek advice from the wine consultants on-hand.

Louis Jadot

62 Rte de Savigny, 21200 Beaune, France

+33 3 80 26 31 98

A mere 10-minute walk from Hotel Le Home, Louis Jadot is a name synonymous with Burgundy and Beaujolais. Depending on your time and energy, you can opt for a guided tour or simply walk-in and taste as we did. The tasting room is open to all from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. on weekdays, and 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Saturdays. At 3 p.m. Mondays to Fridays, and 10 a.m. on Saturday, scheduled visits to the winemaking and maturation cellars — followed by a tasting — are available by reservation.

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Château de pommard.

15 Rue Marey Monge, 21630 Pommard, France

+33 3 80 22 07 99

Although today American-owned, Château de Pommard offers an exquisite wine tasting and fascinating tour of the caves and vineyards. We arranged this tour by appointment through our hotel and arrived a few minutes early. As we waited for the tour host, we were shown to a waiting area which doubled as a winemaking museum with years of wine making tools and equipment, including one of the largest wooden wine presses I’ve ever seen. It’s hard to get a feel for just how big it is, other than to say it’s easier to imagine some mythical giants using it rather than actual humans. As for the tour, it was short enough to keep the kids from getting antsy and informative enough that we walked away with a much greater understanding of the soils, vines, region and wine production (as well as several bottles of wine).

Maison Joseph Drouhin

7 Rue d’Enfer, 21200 Beaune, France

+33 3 80 24 68 88

Honestly, for me, it doesn’t get much better than the wines of Joseph Drouhin. For the last 139 years, Maison Joseph Drouhin has been in the hands of the Drouhin family , not an easy accomplishment with French estate laws. Today, however, the fourth generation leads the winery with a focus on terroir, exquisite quality and elegance. Production is also completely organic throughout their 90 different appellations. With a tasting room and cellar located in the heart of Beaune within the Duke of Burgundy’s Parliament building, a tasting and tour at Maison Joseph Drouhin is a fascinating discovery of history and wine. Tours are available by appointment only and include a personal tour through the most ancient cellars of Beaune followed by a tasting of six iconic wines from Maison Joseph Drouhin. During this approximately one and a half hour tour, you will also find ancient Roman remnants, nearly 2000 years old.

While the wines of Burgundy are renowned worldwide, I doubt many consider the region as a family destination. But whether you find yourself stopping en route to the Monkey Mountain in Alsace , or specifically plan to take your family to Burgundy because kids or not, it’s a great wine trip, the itinerary outlined here is how we mapped our days with kids in tow. To this day, these moments in Beaune remain a top highlight of our time overseas. Burgundy — and Beaune in particular — is a place you can have your cake and eat it too (or in this case wine and crepes!).

Top Things to Do in Beaune Burgundy

Marché de beaune.

The weekly market at Beaune is a haven for foodies, held every Saturday morning in the town center. Local producers gather to showcase their finest cheeses, meats, fresh fruits and vegetables, and a wide variety of other mouthwatering delicacies. This is the perfect opportunity to indulge in the Burgundy region’s culinary culture, chat with the locals, and even pick up some ingredients for a picnic in the nearby vineyards.

Hospices de Beaune

Next, we continued with a visit to the famed Hospices de Beaune, a hospital that opened in the mid-15th century and was still treating patients as recently as the 1980s. The hospices were designed as a place to treat the poor and served as a model for the hospitals that would come afterward. The Hospice tour came with an audio guide for both adults and children, the children’s version is narrated by a fly and a snake. The fly — quite a morbid creature — described what it was like to drink the blood of patients who filled the barracks back in the early days of medicine. This generated rapturous laughter from our kids who were thoroughly entertained. (Bloodletting was also normal back in the day – eek!)

In all seriousness, the Hospices are a fascinating walk through history and have been supported over the years by a charity wine auction, featuring wines from prestigious vineyards that have been acquired or donated to the Hospices over time. The Hospices produce some of the best wines in Burgundy, and the auction raises millions of Euros to support itself and various other charities. For example, the year of our visit, the auction was held two days after attacks in Paris and generated over $12 million, with a third of that going to support the victims of the attacks.

Edmond Fallot Moutarderie

Fallot makes Dijon-style mustard in the last family-owned Moutarderie in Burgundy and offers tours of the operations facility and museum, complete with a mustard tasting at the end. We must have tried more than 20 different flavors of mustard, most of which were very good and all packed a wallop of spice. The tour itself is entertaining with a decent amount of science and history lessons built in for the kids.

La Cave de l’Ange Gardien

For Winetravelers, a visit to La Cave de l’Ange Gardien is a must. This intimate and charming wine cellar offers tastings of some of the finest Burgundy wines, including rare and aged selections. The knowledgeable staff will guide you through your tasting experience, sharing stories of the region’s rich winemaking history and helping you discover your new favorite bottle.

Parc de la Bouzaize

From strolls around the pond and an afternoon spent on swings, to the exotic birds wandering the grounds, the Parc de la Bouzaize is a great place for the kids to burn off steam. It’s also a great place where they can play on the park equipment while you stroll hand-in-hand around the paths (all while keeping them in sight). And for the little ones, you may even spot Mother Goose!

Le Clos des Remparts

Nestled within the medieval city walls, Le Clos des Remparts is a beautiful and serene garden, perfect for a leisurely stroll or a moment of quiet reflection. This hidden gem is home to a variety of colorful flowers, lush greenery, and even an ancient Roman wall. For adventurers seeking a moment of tranquility amidst their busy itinerary, Le Clos des Remparts is an ideal escape.

Bike Tour Through the Vineyards

For those who crave a little more adventure, a guided bike tour through the picturesque vineyards surrounding Beaune is the perfect way to take in the breathtaking scenery. Several local companies offer half-day or full-day tours, but our favorite is operated by Bourgogne Velo Evasion , complete with a knowledgeable guide who will introduce you to the region’s winemaking traditions and the unique terroir that makes Burgundy wines so sought-after. Don’t forget to stop at a few wineries along the way to sample the local wines and savor the flavors of the region.

City Stroll

The town center of Beaune is a great place to stroll for shopping, art (including some works of Dalí), a tour through the Basilique Notre-Dame de Beaune or a ride on the free carousel. While I can’t recall any particular places we ate, I do know our children enjoyed the crepes, escargot, croque monsieur and good old fashioned hamburgers (actually made from ham!) with frites.

La Table de Levernois

For a truly unforgettable dining experience, make a reservation at La Table de Levernois, a Michelin-starred restaurant located just outside Beaune. The chef’s exquisite menu showcases the finest local ingredients, with each dish expertly crafted to delight the senses. The elegant atmosphere and impeccable service make this an ideal choice for a special occasion or a romantic evening out. Remember to pair your meal with a selection from their impressive wine list to complete the culinary adventure.

The Wines of Beaune

Burgundy reds are made entirely from Pinot Noir grapes and the whites from Chardonnay , so it’s easy to understand what you’re drinking and it’s a very distinctive experience focused on terroir. Compared to Bordeaux, the classification system is based on region rather than vineyard.

The most prestigious wines are single-vineyard, but many other wines draw from multiple vineyards from a single village, such as Beaune, or throughout the region. Burgundian wines are soft and approachable, easy to understand and very easy to drink. And you can absolutely experience them while traveling as a family.

Frequently Asked Questions about Visiting Beaune Burgundy for Wine Tasting & Tours

When is the best time to visit beaune burgundy for wine tasting and tours.

The best time to visit Beaune for wine tasting and tours is during the spring (April-May) or fall (September-October) when the weather is mild and the vineyards are in full bloom or harvest season. The summer months (June-August) can also be pleasant, but it tends to be more crowded due to tourism.

How do I arrange wine tastings and tours in Beaune?

You can arrange wine tastings and tours in Beaune Burgundy by contacting individual wineries or booking through one of the tour operators referenced in this travel guide. Some wineries require reservations in advance, while others may accept walk-ins. Our partner tour operators can provide a variety of guided experiences, ranging from half-day to multi-day excursions, which often include transportation and visits to multiple wineries, saving you the hassle of worrying about logistics.

How many days do you need in Beaune, Burgundy?

The ideal number of days to spend in Beaune, Burgundy depends on your personal interests and the pace at which you wish to explore the region. Generally, a 2-3 day stay is recommended to experience the town’s main attractions, visit a few wineries, and enjoy the local cuisine. However, if you want to explore the surrounding wine regions more extensively or engage in additional activities like biking, hiking, or visiting nearby towns, you may want to extend your stay to 4-5 days or even a week. If you can afford the time and money, we definitely recommend extending your trip to the Burgundy wine region to fully immerse yourself.

Are there any wine festivals or events in Beaune?

Yes, there are several wine festivals and events in Beaune throughout the year, including the famous Hospices de Beaune Wine Auction in November, the Beaune Wine Sale in March, and the Fête du Vin in July. These events offer an opportunity to taste a wide variety of local wines, meet winemakers, and participate in festivities celebrating the region’s rich wine culture.

What types of wines can I expect to taste in Beaune?

Beaune is primarily known for its exceptional red and white wines made from Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes, respectively, given that it’s known as the “wine capital of Burgundy.” The region is home to many prestigious sub-appellations, including Pommard, Volnay, Meursault, and Puligny-Montrachet. Winetravelers can expect to taste a range of high-quality Burgundy wines with varying levels of complexity and depth.

Are there any other attractions or activities to enjoy in Beaune besides wine tasting and tours?

Yes, Beaune offers a variety of other attractions and activities, including historical sites, such as the Hospices de Beaune , the Basilique Notre-Dame de Beaune , and the city’s medieval ramparts. Additionally, visitors can explore local markets, parks, and museums, or embark on outdoor adventures like hiking, biking, or hot air ballooning.

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With climate and soil conditions comparable to wine regions in California and Argentina, Arizona’s southern high deserts made the state a major player in international wine circles. Willcox and Sonoita are the most prolific Arizona wine regions, with their vast valley farmlands producing nearly three quarters of the state’s grapes to produce award-winning Sauvignon Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec and Merlot varietals. Sonoita was the first location in Arizona to be designated as an American Viticultural Area. Willcox followed and the Verde Valley recently joined the trio. See the handiwork of passionate growers and makers at the tasting rooms in Sonoita and Willcox during your wine country tour of Southern Arizona.

North & Central Arizona Wine Country

The neighboring cities of Cottonwood, Clarkdale, Jerome, Cornville, Camp Verde and Sedona have created a vibrant wine culture in central Arizona. The Verde Valley’s climate has much in common with Mediterranean wine growing regions. Volcanic soils, mild winters and summers with hot days and cool nights produce grapes with thick skins, dark colors and big flavors. Tasting rooms transformed Old Town Cottonwood from a sleepy historic main street into a bustling collection of shops and eateries that attract visitors year-round. Wineries in Cornville and Sedona set up their tasting rooms along the banks of beautiful Oak Creek, and even rugged Jerome and Camp Verde show their softer side with fine wine pairings at area eateries. Plus, wine growing is literally part of the curriculum at Yavapai College, where its Southwest Wine Center operates a student-run estate vineyard that offers vine-to-bottle education.

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Rancho Rossa Vineyards + Rescued Hearts Cellars

We're just a couple of animal-loving hippies with a passion for wine: one-part winery and one-part nonprofit and over $85,000 donated to...

201 Cattle Ranch Ln Elgin, Arizona 85611

Alcantara Vineyard

What started as a dream venture created by Barbara and husband Bob, Alcantara Vineyards has grown to over 20,000 vines and an offering of...

3445 S Grapevine Way Cottonwood, Arizona 86326

Aridus Wine Co. - Winery

Explore the difference between exceptional wines made from unique grapes produced in an award-winning sustainable winery. Surrounded by...

1126 N Haskell Ave Willcox, Arizona 85643

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7173 E Main St Scottsdale, Arizona 85251

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145 N Railview Ave Willcox, Arizona 85643

Aridus Wine Company

Aridus Wine Company is a family-owned winery located in the heart of southeastern Arizona. Aridus opened its cellar doors in 2012 after...

1126 S Haskell Ave Willcox, Arizona 85643

Arizona Hops & Vines

One of many great Sonoita-area wineries in Southern Arizona, Arizona Hops & Vines is a cheeky little winery run by two crazy awesome...

3450 AZ-82 Sonoita, Arizona 85637

Arizona Stronghold

Our wines showcase the originality of the southwest highlands and accent the terrain, which can be enjoyed in each glass of Arizona...

1023 N Main St Cottonwood, Arizona 86326

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Arizona Winery Tours offers an all-inclusive enjoyable and elegant way to experience Arizona's premier wineries.Our regularly scheduled...

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Refinement in a bottle -- Birds and Barrels Vineyards currently has 10 wine varietals in its vineyards, 7 reds and 3 whites, including...

5000 E Arzberger Rd Willcox, Arizona 85643

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