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The best season to visit Bordeaux?
The season to visit Bordeaux vineyards is actually very long, as it goes from May to the end of September.
In May, vine rows are starting to grow, while September is the harvesting period. It might be very interesting to visit the region during the harvesting season, but some wineries don't allow visitors during that time. Check out our list of Bordeaux grape harvest tours to discover where you can join the harvest.
What to do in Bordeaux?
The Bordeaux wine region offers a wealth of experiences for visitors. Here are some quick suggestions for an unforgettable trip:
Bordeaux: The vibrant and historical capital city.
Saint-Emilion: The wine capital with a rich medieval history.
Arcachon: A unique coastal town with distinct districts.
Explore more in our Travel Guide to the Bordeaux Wine Region.
What to taste in Bordeaux?
Before embarking on your Bordeaux wine-tasting experience, here are some essential tasting notes :
Bordeaux Red Blends: These wines are typically full-bodied, boasting high tannins and medium acidity. Expect aromas of red and dark fruits like cherries or blackcurrants, complemented by notes of dark chocolate and herbs. Some blends may even offer hints of graphite and minerals.
Bordeaux White Blends: These wines are dry and range from medium to light-bodied. Unlike their red counterparts, white blends have no tannins and feature medium to high acidity. Look for distinctive aromas of lemon, lemongrass, grapefruit, and citrus.
Bordeaux Sweet Wines: These delightful wines are known for their sweetness and complexity. You can expect rich flavors of honey, apricot, peach, and tropical fruits, often accompanied by hints of caramel and spices. Bordeaux sweet wines offer a perfect balance of sweetness and acidity, making them a true delight for your palate during your Bordeaux wine tasting journey.
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Experience the world-famous Bordeaux region with a wine tour designed around your tastes. Each itinerary is carefully crafted to cater to your wine preferences and interests, providing a deeply personal exploration of Bordeaux's prestigious wine estates. To begin planning your Bordeaux private wine tour, please fill out the form below.
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Bordeaux has its own international airport, Airport of Bordeaux-Mérignac (BOD), that serves very well the city and it's a good starting point to start visiting Bordeaux region.
To travel around Bordeaux by car, rent a vehicle from the airport or city center. Bordeaux has an excellent road network, making it easy to explore the city and surrounding wine regions. Ensure you have a GPS or map to navigate, and be mindful of parking regulations in the city.
The best way to take a wine tour to Bordeaux by train is to arrive in Bordeaux city with a TGV and from there take a train to one of these other towns: Blanquefort, Caudéran Mérignac, Parempuyre, Ludon, Margaux, Moulis Listrac, Mérignac Arlac, Pauillac, Pessac, Lesparre. You can find more information on traveling times by visiting the website of the French railways system SNCF.
BE CAREFUL! Some trains might leave from Bordeaux Moulis station and not from the central station.
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Let Us Craft Your Perfect Bordeaux Wine Tour
Experience the world-famous Bordeaux region with a wine tour designed around your tastes. Each itinerary is carefully crafted to cater to your wine preferences and interests, providing a deeply personal exploration of Bordeaux's prestigious wine estates. To begin planning your Bordeaux private wine tour, please fill out the form below.
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During a visit at a winery in Bordeaux for a wine tasting and tour experience you can expect to both taste wines and experience the landscape of Bordeaux. Different wineries in Bordeaux offer different types of setups for the tasting and tours but most experiences take at least 1 hour. For each wine tasting and tour experience for Bordeaux presented on our website, you will see a bullet point list of what you can expect to experience.
Some words to remember before you visit to experience wine tour in Bordeaux:
“Vignoble” – Winery
“Vin” – Wine
“Vignoble” – Vineyard
“Vigne” – Vine
“Dégustaction de vins” – Wine tasting
“Cave à vins” – Wine cellar
“Vin rouge” – Red wine
“Vin blanc – White wine
“Vin rosé” – Rosé wine
One of the famous wine villages near Bordeaux is Saint-Émilion. Located on the right bank of the Dordogne River, Saint-Émilion is known for its picturesque vineyards, historic architecture, and exceptional wines. It is a designated UNESCO World Heritage site and a renowned wine region within Bordeaux, particularly celebrated for its Merlot-based red wines. Saint-Émilion offers a charming and quintessential wine village experience, attracting wine enthusiasts from around the world.
The grape variety from Bordeaux that is considered one of the greatest is Cabernet Sauvignon. Cabernet Sauvignon is widely grown in Bordeaux, particularly in the left bank region, where it plays a significant role in the renowned red Bordeaux blends. Known for its bold structure, deep flavors, and aging potential, Cabernet Sauvignon contributes to the complexity and longevity of Bordeaux wines. It is highly regarded as one of the world's finest and most revered grape varieties.