Top Dijon Wine, Beer & Spirits

Explore Burgundy wine country on this private day trip from Dijon. As you pass rolling vineyards and picturesque villages, your expert guide will share knowledge of wine production in the region. Tour four wineries to sample a variety of red and white wines. Touch the soil, see where the grapes are grown, and lunch at a restaurant of your choice before your return to Dijon.

At the end of the tasting you will be able to answer to these questions : Which cheese with which wine ? Why wines of Burgundy are so famous ? What kind of wine can you find into Burgundy ? How wine is made ? Conditions : local guide, wine specialist, small group less than 8 We stay into Dijon, there is no visit into the wineyards.

Take a wine tasting trip along the Grands Cru Wine Route with this guided tour of the Burgundy countryside. You can either learn about winemaking at the Château du Clos de Vougeot, which was originally used by Cistercian monks, or you can head to the village of Gevrey-Chambertin for a private tasting.

Follow the Road of the Grands Crus around the Burgundy wine region on this full-day tasting tour from Beaune and discover the secrets of French winemaking. Pass through wine villages such as La Rochepot, Morey St Denis, and Vosne-Romanee; visit at least three different organic or biodynamic wineries, and sample a selection of Burgundy wines during expert-led wine tastings.

THIS SHORT WEEK END OF PRESTIGE IS A DISCOVERY BREAK OF THE CAPITAL OF THE BURGUNDY, OF THE VINEYARD, OF ITS WINES, ALLYING THE LUXURY OF A VERY HIGH-END HOSTING TO SAVE THESE PRECIOUS MOMENTS. ROMANTICISM AND OENOLOGY ARE IN THE PROGRAM FOR THIS WEEK END.

Taste your way around Beaune and Dijon during this private, gourmet food crawl through Burgundy. Enjoy a flexible and bespoke itinerary, from quaint village markets and out-of-the-way vineyards to bustling food halls. Door-to-door pickup is offered, and potential highlights include Pinot Noir with paired cold cuts, chocolate truffles or artisanal gingerbread, and a taste of Dijon’s famous mustard.

Spend a week cycling through Burgundy, one of France’s most famous wine regions. Pedaling a maximum of 50 kilometers per day, stay in historic chȃteaux, wind your way through vineyards and learn about how the wine is produced. Slap-up meals using regional produce and tastings of crus that you’ll recognise from your wine rack are included.

Burgundy: one of the most prestigious wine growing regions in France, or indeed the world. Two days will allow you to appreciate the scope of wines on offer, as you taste a dozen grand crus at the châteaux from which they come from. Visit the wine cellars and the vineyards, enjoy explanations of the different vintages, and tuck into gourmet lunches.