Chateau - Hotel
Choose from a variety of chateaux we offer in all of these regions such as in the heart of the great of Burgundy wines, in Champagne with its own winery, along the Alsatian Wine trail, or the simple elegance of place to taste the best of the Rhone Valley.
Private Chateau
Let your clients live like the great wine makers by staying in a private chateau. Clients share in the life of the chateau by being treated as honored guests, enjoying dinner with the family, and possibly a private wine tasting!
Services (available with Accommodation Reservation only)
Private Guide with a specialty in Oenology
- Our local guides offer walking tours of the vineyards, wineries and cities of these Wine regions. Explore your favorite wine region or try somewhere new, whatever your clients' needs, we are ready to help.
Private Driver-Guide
- THE way to see these wine regions! They will take your clients from their point of entry into France and look after everything for them throughout their stay. Our driver-guides are officially licensed by the French Ministry of Tourism and provide the ultimate experience to your clients. When we say everything, we mean it - luggage, restaurants, site visits, wine tastings, special arrangements at the hotel/chateau, etc. Let your clients relax and have an experienced local provide a worry-free experience.
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Alsace
The magnificent wine-making villages of Alsace are laid out at the foot of the Vosges, crowned with mysterious châteaux. The famous Alsace Wine Route, which winds from north to south, will reveal … all the splendors of these “terroirs”.
Champagne
The beauty of the hills, the friendliness of the wine growers and the champagne tastings they offer welcome you to the region that is always ready to celebrate. Visit the vineyards and discover the secret of the bubbles as you breath in the aromas and taste the sparkle.
Burgundy
“Castles rising from vineyards and medieval churches mark the landscape of Burgundy, the land of the good life for those who savor fine cuisine and wine in historic settings.” Along with its sister region Beaujolais to the south, Burgundy produces some of the best red wines in France.
From Frommer’s France 2007
Rhone Valley
Named after the mighty Rhone river, which rises in the Alps, this region is easily missed as travelers hurry between Paris and the French Riviera. “The Rhone Valley wine routes enable you to discover … terraced vineyards, steep hillsides, and valleys bathed in sunlight.”
