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Uncover the secrets of our vineyard, cellar, and velvety wines in a private Beaujolais tour. in Beaujolais, France
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Embark on an expedition of wine and gastronomy!
Embark on a memorable journey through the heart of Beaujolais, where wine, gastronomy, and breathtaking scenery come together. Guided by a passionate wine expert, you’ll explore picturesque vineyards and meet dedicated local producers who craft exceptional wines with care and tradition.
Your day includes two exclusive estate visits and tastings, followed by lunch at a charming bistronomic restaurant overlooking the valley. With over 500 wines on its list and a focus on local ingredients, the meal perfectly complements the region’s rich culinary heritage. This experience invites you to savor Beaujolais through its landscapes, wines, and authentic flavors.
Our local tour managers will craft a custom itinerary around Beaujolais — handpicked wineries, transport, and stays, all on your terms.
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Beaujolais Wine Experiences has been created by Thomas, a professional in the wine industry, passionate about sharing his favorites wine estates and restaurants among the beautiful region of Beaujolais (next to Lyon) but also south Burgundy, Bugey, Coteaux du Lyonnais and North Rhone Valley.
Read more about BEAUJOLAIS WINE EXPERIENCESFrance wine country combines exquisite pleasure with the long traditions of winemaking. Together with Italy and Spain , France wine country is one of the biggest and the most important producers in the world, qualitatively and quantitatively. The top French wine regions such as Bordeaux , Burgundy and exclusive Champagne have an outstanding international reputation.
Explore FrancePicturesque Beaujolais wine region lies to the East of central France . It is situated between the Rhône and Burgundy wine regions. The Nizerand River naturally divides the Beaujolais wine region into the Crus and Beaujolais Villages to the North of the river and Beaujolais Nouveau - in the south. The region is known for its red wines made with Gamay grape, which lends Beaujolais wines an exceptionally fresh and…
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