the land of the tidal bore!

In October, we are participating in National Tasting Week with activities for children available, and are holding open days in partnership with the Graves appellation ; in November, we are (...)

In October, we are participating in National Tasting Week with activities for children available, and are holding open days in partnership with the Graves appellation ; in November, we are holding open days with the Loupiac appellation as part of the "Loupiac, foie gras" event.

Wine tasting tour, all year round, by appointment only on weekends (bookings should be made at least 24 hours in advance).

Tours in German available on request.

For many years now the winegrowers union of premières-côtes-de-bordeaux-et-cadillac has worked hard to develop wine tourism in its area and encourage visitors to discover the exceptionally rich (...)

For many years now the winegrowers union of premières-côtes-de-bordeaux-et-cadillac has worked hard to develop wine tourism in its area and encourage visitors to discover the exceptionally rich heritage in the region.
More than 50 châteaux will be open to the public on this day with numerous events: themed tours, paper chases, strolls, exhibitions and tastings … Not forgetting a parade of more than 100 vintage cars around the region for the pleasure of enthusiasts.

The winegrowers of Loupiac, a small appellation of Bordeaux sweet white wines, invite you for two "Gourmet Days"where they will share their passion with you. Loupiac is the cousin of (...)

The winegrowers of Loupiac, a small appellation of Bordeaux sweet white wines, invite you for two "Gourmet Days"where they will share their passion with you. Loupiac is the cousin of Sauternes and owes its success to the "noble rot" that grows on the grapes.

Location Sauveterre-de-Guyenne is in the heart of the Entre-deux-Mers region, halfway between Saint-Émilion and Langon. It is a fortified town founded in 1281. Its ramparts were dismantled after (...)

Location
Sauveterre-de-Guyenne is in the heart of the Entre-deux-Mers region, halfway between Saint-Émilion and Langon. It is a fortified town founded in 1281. Its ramparts were dismantled after 1814, but the town still has its gateways at the four cardinal points.

Atmosphere
On Harvest Festival day and the European Heritage days, the cooperative winery Cellier de la Bastide proposes a visit-cum-tasting session. Taste reds, whites and rosés free of charge.