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A scenic picnic walk through Dogliani's hills with a gourmet backpack and your choice of local wine. in Beaujolais, France
2 hours
Verified host·Beaujolais,France
Savourez un repas chaleureux et local au cœur de notre domaine.
Notre repas se compose d'un menu complet comprenant une entrée, un plat principal et un dessert, le tout préparé avec des ingrédients locaux.
Les plats changent au fil des saisons pour refléter le meilleur des produits disponibles : fraîcheur au printemps, légèreté en été, gourmandise en automne et plats réconfortants en hiver.
Le repas est servi à votre table dans notre vignoble (printemps/été), dans notre cave de vieillissement ou dans le salon du château (automne/hiver), avec des couverts élégants, des fleurs, du pain, de l'eau, du café et une bouteille de vin du domaine pour quatre convives.
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Après une dégustation commentée de nos vins, nous vous inviterons à prendre place au domaine où vous savourerez un repas de saison comprenant :
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Founded around 1100 by the Benedictine monks of Cluny, Château des Bachelards is an exceptional wine estate located in Fleurie, in the north of the Beaujolais region, less than an hour from Lyon.
Read more about Château des BachelardsFrance 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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