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What surprises visitors to the Côtes-de-Castillon appellation most is the diversity of the landscape and the wines: woods, groves, glens, hills and vines, everything combines to create a (...)

What surprises visitors to the Côtes-de-Castillon appellation most is the diversity of the landscape and the wines: woods, groves, glens, hills and vines, everything combines to create a undeniable harmony. 

Open day at the Producers of Tutiac with tasting of bourru wine and chestnuts. Food available onsite, a range of events.

Open day at the Producers of Tutiac with tasting of bourru wine and chestnuts. Food available onsite, a range of events.

The Fronsac and Canon-Fronsac châteaux and vineyards open their doors to you. This is the chance to discover or re-discover these vineyards and a wine region with a unique panoramic view of superb (...)

The Fronsac and Canon-Fronsac châteaux and vineyards open their doors to you. This is the chance to discover or re-discover these vineyards and a wine region with a unique panoramic view of superb countryside, valleys and hills facing the town of Libourne (2km away) at the meeting place of the Isle and the Dordogne rivers. The free tasting sessions and many exhibitions and activities (rides in horse-drawn carts, exhibitions of local artists, Celtic music, regional produce tasting and displays of luxury cars) are open to the public on more than 34 estates. The Open days are traditionally organised on the fourth weekend of October.

Location 40km to the east of Bordeaux, Saint Emilion is internationally renowned for the quality of its wines, its history and architecture.Each year in May, around sixty producers in Saint (...)

Location 40km to the east of Bordeaux, Saint Emilion is internationally renowned for the quality of its wines, its history and architecture.