Château du Taillan
Le Taillan-Medoc, Bordeaux
From €10 / adult
At the gates of Bordeaux, the Château du Taillan, a true architectural jewel, is a family property run by five sisters
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Le Taillan-Medoc, Bordeaux
From €10 / adult
At the gates of Bordeaux, the Château du Taillan, a true architectural jewel, is a family property run by five sisters
Cantenac, Bordeaux
From €15 / adult
Nestled in a magical environment where nature and man coexist. The tasting on the wooden terrace is a moment out of time
Saint-Christophe-des-Bardes, Bordeaux
From €20 / adult
Organic family estate, a wine site since the 1750s: cellar with amphorae and barrels, vintage tasting or vineyard tour by buggy
Saint Emilion, Bordeaux
From €15 / adult
Within walking distance of Saint-Émilion village, an organic Grand Cru Classé: cellar tour, old vintages or tasting workshop
Saint-Sulpice-de-Faleyrens, Bordeaux
From €8 / adult
Organic family estate 4 km from Saint-Émilion: from a vineyard walk to a tasting, with a treasure hunt option for families
Saint-Etienne-de-Lisse, Bordeaux
From €6 / adult
Family estate 10 min by car from Saint-Émilion: an educational tour from vine to cellar, ending with a tasting. Ideal for beginners
Saint-Émilion, Bordeaux
From €25 / adult
600-year-old former convent in the village of Saint-Émilion: underground cellars, tasting of the Grand Cru Classé, tuk-tuk ride through the vines
Mérignac, Bordeaux
From €10 / adult
Located in the heart of the Bordeaux area, the Château Luchey-Halde reveals a unique history of access to sustainable development and innovation
SAINT-ETIENNE DE LISSE, Bordeaux
From €28.5 / adult
Medieval castle perched on the plateau of Saint-Emilion where the vine and history are combined for complete tours and ludique tastings
Saint-Emilion, Bordeaux
From €12 / adult
Organic Grand Cru where wine is discovered with 3 cheeses (grape juice for children), in a crémant cocktail or at a picnic facing the vines
Cadaujac, Bordeaux
From €8 / adult
This delightful estate, surrounded by old trees, is surrounded by an elegant water feature and offers the opportunity to taste its great wines in a re...
Saint-Laurent-des-Combes, Bordeaux
From €10 / adult
18th-century cellars carved into the rock with views of the Dordogne, or a little-train tour of Saint-Émilion’s grands crus stopping at the château...
Margaux, Bordeaux
From €20 / adult
In the heart of the village of Margaux, Château Ferrière is certified Biodynamic and offers a private, sensory and personalized experience
Saint Etienne de Lisse, Bordeaux
From €10 / adult
Immerse yourself in winemaking excellence at Château Rol Valentin. Discover a Saint-Émilion Grand Cru Classé and enjoy an unforgettable experience on ...
Labarde, Bordeaux
From €10 / adult
Château Siran is the oldest family property in the Margaux appellation, and houses a wine museum as well as an atomic bunker
Pauillac, Bordeaux
From €12 / adult
Château Grand-Puy Ducasse, Pauillac's 5th Grand Cru Classé, opens its doors after 10 years of preparation.
Pessac, Bordeaux
From €15 / adult
Accessible by public transport, this château is an enchanting setting is one of the oldest grands crus of Bordeaux
Saint-Emilion, Bordeaux
From €15 / adult
Grand Cru Classé farmed biodynamically: a tour to understand what this approach really changes in the work of the vines
Saint-Emilion, Bordeaux
From €18 / adult
Château Franc Mayne proposes to discover the backstage of a grand cru classé and to walk through the magnificent underground quarries.
Saint-Emilion, Bordeaux
From €17 / adult
Come and discover the authentic essence of a prestigious Saint-Émilion Grand Cru Classé and appreciate the art of tasting our wines
Saint-Laurent des Combes (Saint-Emilion), Bordeaux
From €20 / adult
Original visit to discover the contrast between a traditional and modern winery with a bonus panoramic view from the terrace
Saint Emilion, Bordeaux
From €10 / adult
Grand Cru Classé owned by the Cazes family (Lynch-Bages): modern cellars, tasting of 4 wines incl. a white with a panoramic view, kids’ trail
BARSAC, Bordeaux
From €20 / adult
Premier Cru Classé of Sauternes, Château Climens embodies elegance and freshness through its unique terroir and biodynamic cultivation.
Libourne, Bordeaux
From €9 / adult
To discover: a pretty chartreuse, built in the XVIIth century and registered with the Historic Monuments and a tasting room recently renovated
Pomerol, Bordeaux
From €10 / adult
Family property that recently opened to visitors, a beautiful discovery of the terroirs of Pomerol and Saint-Emilion
Martillac, Bordeaux
From €15 / adult
A visit in an exceptional place, of charm and quietude, located at only 30 minutes of Bordeaux, recognized for its red and white wines
Libourne, Bordeaux
From €10 / adult
Château Ferrand continues its rise in Pomerol and reveals its secrets to visitors in its newly renovated facilities
Saint-Emilion, Bordeaux
From €20 / adult
Just a 15-minute walk from the village of Saint-Émilion, the team at Château Grand Mayne welcomes you to discover a wine estate steeped in almost nine...
Léognan, Bordeaux
From €15 / adult
Family property, the château welcomes visitors all year round for visits and tastings in a bucolic setting and a friendly atmosphere
La Rivière, Bordeaux
From €8 / adult
This majestic building dominates the Dordogne valley and opens its doors to visitors who discover an architectural jewel and immense underground cella...
Cussac-Fort-Medoc, Bordeaux
From €15 / adult
Located in the heart of the Médoc, come and discover Château Lanessan, its 19thᵉ century architectural complex and its vineyard. Take the opportunity ...
Libourne, Bordeaux
From €12 / adult
Family property at the gates of Libourne, authenticity is preserved, the passion for the terroir and the great wines of Pomerol is passed
Saint-Julien-Beychevelle, Bordeaux
From €40 / adult
Discover Château Branaire-Ducru, Grand Cru Classé in Saint-Julien: tour the cellar, family legacy, and taste two signature wines.
Saint Emilion, Bordeaux
10€ / adult
Located in the heart of the village of Saint-Émilion, Clos des Menuts is much more than a vineyard. It's a family home, a place steeped in memories, h...
Lalande-de-Pomerol, Bordeaux
Free
A renowned growth of Lalande de Pomerol, the winery has been in the hands of the same family since the XVᵉ century and has been conducted in Organic A...
Plassac, Bordeaux
From €0 / adult
Pionnier de l’œnotourisme dans la région de Blaye, le Château Monconseil-Gazin a gagné la réputation de donner à ses visiteurs un accueil chaleureux a...
Saint-Étienne-de-Lisse, Bordeaux
From €50 / adult
Château Valandraud, a Premier Grand Cru Classé of Saint-Émilion since 2012, meticulously expresses an exceptional limestone terroir, underpinned by a ...
Puisseguin, Bordeaux
From €10 / adult
Family estate, this 15-hectare organic vineyard is located on the ventilated plateau of Puisseguin and is an opportunity to discover the satellite app...
Bommes, Bordeaux
From €30 / adult
Behind the walls that house a starred restaurant and cellars where the love of wine and crystal mingle, a visit all in elegance
Labarde, Bordeaux
From €15 / adult
For a timeless moment in the heart of one of the oldest wineries in the Médoc
Bordeaux’s châteaux date back centuries, often built between the 17th and 19th centuries. These wineries reflect the region’s long winemaking tradition and its historical importance in international wine trade. Visiting a château allows you to see the architecture, historic cellars, and tasting rooms that have witnessed generations of Bordeaux winemaking.
Bordeaux wineries are spread across prestigious regions such as Médoc, Saint-Émilion, Pomerol, and Graves, each with its own distinctive terroir and grape varieties. These appellations reflect centuries of refinement in vineyard layout, grape selection, and cultivation techniques, contributing to the world-class reputation of Bordeaux wines.
Bordeaux wineries are uniquely shaped by their classifications. From the historic 1855 Médoc ranking to the regularly updated Saint-Émilion system, these hierarchies highlight prestige and quality, guiding visitors through the region’s most iconic châteaux.
Bordeaux tastings often showcase the bold, Cabernet Sauvignon-driven wines of the Médoc and Graves alongside the softer, Merlot-based wines of Saint-Émilion and Pomerol, highlighting the region’s unique Left vs. Right Bank contrast. Visitors experience firsthand how terroir and grape composition shape style, structure, and aging potential.
Many Bordeaux wines are aged in French oak barrels, which impart structure, subtle spice, and longevity. Tastings often compare young and aged vintages, revealing how time and barrel aging develop complexity and character.
Beyond its reds, Bordeaux also produces dry whites in Pessac-Léognan and Entre-Deux-Mers, as well as the world-renowned sweet wines of Sauternes. Tastings offer a chance to appreciate the full diversity of Bordeaux, from crisp, aromatic whites to luscious, honeyed dessert wines.
Most wineries are relatively close to the city. Some appellations can be reached in about 20 minutes by car, for instance Pessac Léognan, while others, such as those deeper in the Médoc or in Saint Emilion, may take between 45 minutes and just over an hour. This makes day trips from Bordeaux very convenient.
Most wineries are located outside the city center. The easiest way to visit is by car, but there are other options for those without one. Some nearby wineries are accessible by tram or bus, and cycling is a popular choice for shorter distances in flatter areas. For a convenient day trip, you can also take the train to Saint-Émilion. Alternatively, guided wine tours provide hassle-free transportation and expert insights, letting you enjoy the vineyards without worrying about logistics.
Bordeaux boasts approximately 7,000 wineries, ranging from small family-owned estates to internationally renowned châteaux. These wineries are spread across 57 appellations, each with its own unique terroir and winemaking traditions. This vast number of estates contributes to Bordeaux's reputation as one of the most prolific and diverse wine regions in the world.
Bordeaux is one of the few European cities where you can visit vineyards within the city itself, exploring small urban estates alongside the historic architecture. Beyond the city, many wineries in the surrounding appellations welcome visitors to discover their vineyards, cellars, and tasting rooms. Booking in advance is recommended to ensure a smooth and immersive experience.
Saint-Émilion is the most famous wine village in Bordeaux, celebrated for its medieval charm, prestigious vineyards, and centuries of winemaking tradition. Perched among rolling hills, it perfectly embodies the spirit and elegance of Bordeaux wines.
The best time to visit is in spring (March–May). Vineyards are coming to life, with blooming vines and mild weather, creating the perfect setting for exploring the region and enjoying cellar tastings in comfort.
Château Pape Clément in Pessac-Léognan is Bordeaux’s oldest winery, with origins dating back to the 13th century. Its historic cellars and centuries-old vineyards are a testament to the city’s long and prestigious winemaking tradition.
Bordeaux vineyards are world-famous for their prestige, diversity, and centuries of expertise. The region produces some of the most iconic red, white, and sweet wines in the world, thanks to a unique combination of terroir, grape varieties, classification systems, and meticulous winemaking techniques.
Dress smart-casual and comfortably, as tastings often include vineyard walks and cellar visits. Neutral colors help avoid wine stains, and comfortable shoes are essential. Bring a light jacket for cellar tours, which can be cool and humid.
Booking in advance is strongly recommended. Bordeaux is a major wine destination, and many prestigious châteaux require reservations for tastings, tours, and cellar visits. Advance booking ensures the full experience without disappointment and allows wineries to prepare for your visit.