Wine tasting Tours & Trips in France
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The finest French wines await from Champagne to Burgundy. Local vineyards in Reims offer exclusive tastings, while Chablis showcases its celebrated whites alongside a family vineyard picnic. Beaune's wine museum and carefully selected hotels like Hôtel de la Paix provide elegant accommodation.
Duration 12 days Destinations Paris, Reims, Troyes, Chablis, Beaune, Chambery, Annecy, Briancon, Sisteron, Greoux Les BainsSee all destinations Age Range up to 80 year olds Operator Blue-Roads Touring From $4,229
5% Off- US$4,018You save $211
French wine culture comes alive through tastings at Beaujolais estates, complemented by regional cheese selections. Local producers showcase Beaujolais Nouveau production, while wine-matched meals delight in the historic village of Oignt and chateau grounds.
Duration 4 days Destinations Villefranche-sur-Saone, Beaujolais, Lyon Age Range 18 to 35 year olds Operator Contiki From $705
15% Off- US$599You save $106
Loire Valley's prestigious wines shine through tastings in Vouvray's tufa caves and Saumur-Champigny estates. Local producers in Bourgueil and Montlouis share their craft, while Loire wine brotherhood members explain AOC classifications. Three expert-led wine tastings and vineyard walks included.
Duration 7 days Destinations Vouvray, Amboise, Saumur, Villandry, Azay-le-Rideau, Chinon Age Range up to 80 year olds Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From $3,600
20% Off- US$2,880You save $720
French wine culture flourishes from Paris tastings to organic vintages at Commanderie de Peyrassol estate. Historic cellars and production methods come alive, complemented by paired lunches surrounded by contemporary art installations and Provence vineyards.
Duration 9 days Destinations Paris, Avignon, Aix-En-Provence, Cote D'azur Age Range 5 to 80 year olds Operator Globus From $5,799
3% Off- US$5,649You save $150
Cycling routes wind past legendary châteaux including Margaux and Saint-Estephe in France's premier wine region. Historic wine harbors like St Julien provide stops along the way, with nights spent in vineyard guesthouses and regional wine-paired dinners.
Duration 6 days Destinations Bordeaux, Macau Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator UTracks From
3% Off- US$1,540
Burgundy's prestigious Hospices de Beaune auction house and Tournon's terraced vineyards showcase France's wine heritage. Optional visits to Châteauneuf-du-Pape complement onboard wine tastings and local cheese sampling sessions.
Duration 10 days Destinations Paris, Lyon, Beaune, Viviers, Avignon, Arles, Marseille Age Range up to 90 year olds Operator Emerald Cruises From $10,185
45% Off- US$5,590You save $4,595
Premium tastings flow at Reims' prestigious houses and along Epernay's UNESCO-listed Avenue de Champagne. Historic cellars in Hautvillers, Dom Perignon's birthplace, welcome visitors, while 'Blanc de Blancs' producers in Grand Cru villages of Avize and Cramant share their expertise.
Duration 6 days Destinations Reims, Epernay, Hautvillers Age Range up to 80 year olds Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From
45% Off- US$1,910
The wines of France flow freely with tastings at Château La Nerthe and Vacqueyras. An e-bike ride through Châteauneuf-du-Pape vineyards leads to Gigondas' 1,250 hectares of vines, with paired dinners at Hotel Les Florets beneath limestone peaks.
Duration 8 days Destinations Avignon, Gigondas, Gordes Age Range up to 80 year olds Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From
45% Off- US$2,705
Premier wine regions from Burgundy to Châteauneuf-du-Pape showcase their finest. Renowned cellars in Beaujolais open their doors, while onboard wine pairings complement regional cuisine and historic vineyards in Tournon's medieval setting.
Duration 12 days Destinations Paris, Dijon, Beaune, Chalon sur Saone, Tournus, Lyon, Tournon-sur-Rhone, Viviers, Avignon, ArlesSee all destinations Age Range 8 to 99 year olds Operator Avalon Waterways From
45% Off- US$6,047+$210 upfront costs
The celebrated wines of Château Gruaud Larose and Saint-Émilion's vineyards shine alongside legendary Médoc estates including Château Latour and Mouton Rothschild. Exclusive tastings await at Château de Ferrand and Fronsac's historic cellars.
Duration 15 days Destinations Paris, Les Andelys, Le Havre, Rouen, Vernon, Libourne, Blaye, Bourg, Cadillac, Bordeaux Age Range 12 to 90 year olds Operator AmaWaterways From
45% Off- US$7,579
What people love about Wine tasting Tours in France
- Cycle Provence
Overall amazing experience! Met some amazing people and enjoyed some beautiful views. While it was the hottest time of the year, our team had a great support system to ensure everyone was well hydrated. The bikes were nice and sturdy, especially climbing up some of those monstrous hills and the paniers were very handy! I would recommend this trip to anyone looking to enjoy the countryside and south of France!
What our customers ask about Wine tasting Tours & Trips in France
What are the best wine regions to visit on a French wine tasting tour?
The top French wine regions draw visitors to distinct areas each known for specific varietals. Bordeaux stands out for its Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon producers while the Rhône Valley focuses on Syrah and Grenache grapes. Burgundy has built its reputation on Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. Notable stops include tours of Château de Rayne Vigneau in Sauternes and exploring the medieval streets of UNESCO-listed Saint-Émilion. A TourRadar traveler noted about Bordeaux: "The wine tastings at local châteaux were exceptional especially learning about the Grand Cru classifications and touring the historic cellars."
When is the best time for wine tasting tours in France?
September and October mark the height of harvest season in France's wine regions when visitors can watch the grape picking and production process firsthand. The mild temperatures and clear skies of spring (April-May) also create good conditions for touring vineyards in regions like Bordeaux and Provence with fewer tourist crowds. A TourRadar traveler confirms: "Visiting Bordeaux in September was perfect - we got to see the harvest in action at Château Guiraud and the weather was ideal for outdoor wine tastings." Fall colors make the Médoc region especially scenic for guests staying on vessels like the S.S. Bon Voyage.
How many wineries can I typically visit in a day during a French wine tour?
Most tours plan two to three winery visits per day allowing enough time to learn about and taste the wines properly. A typical day in the Médoc might start with morning visits to two prestigious châteaux followed by lunch and an afternoon tasting at a family vineyard. One TourRadar traveler describes the pacing: "The pace was perfect in Burgundy - we visited Château Pesquie for a guided cellar tour and tasting in the morning then had a picnic lunch in their gardens followed by an afternoon visit to another local domain." Many guests stay at properties like Hôtel de la Paix in Beaune between tastings.
How much should I budget for additional wine purchases during a French wine tour?
Plan to spend between 300-500 USD on wine purchases beyond included tastings. Bottles from top regions like Bordeaux and Burgundy usually cost 30-200 USD though rare vintage wines can cost more. A TourRadar traveler notes: "At Château Guiraud in Sauternes we found amazing wines ranging from 40-150 USD and shipping was easily arranged through the château." River vessels like the S.S. Catherine provide storage space for wine bought during the tour.
What's the difference between wine tours in different French regions?
Each region offers its own wine style and visitor experience. Bordeaux features grand estates and bold red wines while Burgundy focuses on smaller family-run domains producing Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. A TourRadar traveler explains: "The Rhône Valley offered a completely different experience from Bordeaux - more rustic and intimate at places like Tain-l'Hermitage while Bordeaux was more formal at the grand estates." Lodging ranges from the S.S. Bon Voyage in Bordeaux to countryside hotels like Hôtel Montmirail in Provence.
What food experiences are typically combined with wine tastings in France?
Wine tours pair tastings with regional foods through cooking classes château picnics and meals at both casual and Michelin-starred restaurants. Visitors might join chef Fabien Morreale's cooking class in Provence or dine at traditional bouchon restaurants in Burgundy. One TourRadar traveler shares: "In Bordeaux we had an incredible experience at Château Ambe Tour Pourret with a cooking class and wine pairing lunch showcasing local specialties." River ships like the S.S. Catherine serve regional wines and dishes that highlight local ingredients.
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