most "viney" peninsula…

Best of wine tourism 2005 Global Winner and 2007 – Art and culture category.

The château orangery houses a glasswork collection containing more than 700 items, including some which date back over 2,000 years.
The collection displays various items such as glasses, bowls, bottles and pitchers from major brands (Gakk, Lalique,...).
The master-works of various contemporary artists such as Van Lith and Novaro are also on display...

Best of wine tourism 2010 – Innovative Wine Tourism Experiences category.

Maison du vin (wide range of French and foreign wines, 40,000 bottles!), "bistronomic" restaurant, exhibition and show venue, great place to walk...

La Winery is all of this, with wine at its very core: A brand new concept for you to taste wines and determine your "oenological sign". The initiator - Philippe Raoux, already the owner of the château d’Arsac, is a big art enthusiast; everywhere is decorated with beautiful and high quality sculptures, paintings and photos to make for a very friendly atmosphere.

Upcoming events and further information available on their website.

Location
Set around 20 km north of Bordeaux in the prestigious Médoc area, Château d’Arsac is bound to surprise you.

Description and visit
Modernity and tradition combine harmoniously. Its unique blue winery stands beside the imposing historic building while contemporary sculptures are dotted around the property. You have a unique opportunity to see this outstanding place - Château d’Arsac is open for visits every day on appointment.
On the schedule: guided tour of the winery, a stroll to admire the art collection, and a tasting of two wines.

Location
Halfway between Bordeaux and the Pointe de Grave, Pauillac is the capital of winegrowing Médoc with 18 grand cru classé estates including Château Mouton-Rothschild, considered as one of the finest wines in the world. As well as its fabulous wines, this place is also home to a private museum of wine in art, an initiative of Baron Philippe de Rothschild and his wife Pauline.

Description and visit
Designed by the owner of Château Mouton-Rothschild, the private museum of wine in art was inaugurated in 1962 by André Malraux. Paintings, porcelain, ceramics, glasswork, ivory, bronzes, sculptures, gold and tapestries from all civilisations retrace three millennia of the history of wine.
Visits are on appointment and also include the vat house, the winery and the cellars.