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Enjoy exquisite wines in a stunning medieval castle setting in Beaujolais, France
1h 30m
Verified host·Beaujolais,France
Château De Pravins is a historic winery nestled amidst lush meadows and picturesque parklands. This enchanting estate features stunning medieval architecture, including elegant living quarters, a winemaker's house, and various buildings dedicated to viticulture and winemaking.
Your experience lasts for an hour and a half and includes a guided tour of the winery's impressive buildings, scenic vineyards, and the atmospheric cellar room. During your visit, you will have the opportunity to taste four distinct wines in the grand vaulted cellar, where the ambiance enhances the flavors of each sip.
Whether you are a wine enthusiast or a casual drinker, a visit to Château De Pravins promises to be a memorable experience filled with rich history and delightful wines. Don't miss the chance to create beautiful moments in this charming castle setting.
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Château De Pravins, established in 1200, is a historic winery nestled in the picturesque Beaujolais region of Burgundy. Spanning 5 hectares, the vineyard is set on a single plot of land, surrounded by a tranquil pond, lush meadows, and expansive parklands that cover nearly 4 hectares.
Read more about Château De PravinsFrance 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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