Rhône Valley Vineyards - Wine Tourism

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2024-10-17
Le Menu du chai - Festival primeur 18e édition

Bourdic

19:00:00 23:00:00

2024-11-17
Marché des Artisans

Pertuis

10:00:00 18:00:00

2024-10-19
Matinée gourmande à la Boutique Maison Cave de Tain

Tain-l'Hermitage

10:30:00

2024-10-25
Soirée Gueuleron vigneron - Domaine Delhome

Larnage

19:30:00

2024-10-17
Fête des Vendanges

La Bastidonne

17:00:00 21:00:00

2024-10-27
Les Vignes Réboussières

Saint-Césaire-de-Gauzignan

09:45:00

2024-11-21
L'Automnale de Bacchus - Les Automnales en Vaison Ventoux

Vaison-la-Romaine

18:00:00 22:30:00

  • As a couple
  • With friends
26 July 2024

2024 – What's new in the Rhône Valley

Spring is a time of renewal – and it’s also when the Rhône Valley Vineyards début their latest wine tourism offerings.

2024 was an excellent year, with nine wineries receiving the region’s ultimate wine tourism award, the coveted Distinction Oenotourisme.

la Distinction Oenotourisme

A world of wine workshops

Taste, learn and enjoy!

They say wine-tasting is an art, but it’s just as important to trust your own instincts and tastes. Less than 10 minutes from Uzès, Domaine Deleuze Rochetin offers an introduction to wine-tasting, showcasing the white wines of the Duché D’Uzès appellation and explaining why they feature such a wealth of flavours, as well as that enviable tang of freshness.  A little further north, near Tain l’Hermitage, visit the Clairmont winery to explore a range of grape varieties and their unique characteristics, then learn how to blend them to perfection. In a two-hour workshop, imagine you’re the cellar master, and create a wine that truly reflects you.  You’ll soon get the hang of being a winemaker’s apprentice, and you’ll go home proud of your own personal vintage!

 

Unique getaways

A thousand ways to travel the wine routes

It’s no exaggeration – there really must be a thousand different ways to explore the vineyards. Start at Cellier des Princes, for example, where there’s an 8 km accessible walking trail complete with a treasure hunt for children. A little further afield, in the Dentelles de Montmirail, and you can explore the slopes on a classic e-moped – an experience offered by Domaine Xavier Vignon. Admire  the landscapes of Beaumes de Venise before heading back to the winery for a guided tasting.  

Or would you prefer someone to drive you? Even then you have a choice: Mehari or 4x4? The Fabre brothers at Domaine des Romarins offer a tour of their estate (in the Côtes du Rhône Villages Signargues appellation) in a Mehari, with wine-tasting, naturally, and a little surprise when you visit the winery. Meanwhile, on the other side of the Rhône in Sarrians, why not try a vineyard safari, featuring a unique visit to the vine nursery from which Fontaine du Clos, along with many other estates in the Rhône Valley and throughout France, source their plants.

 

Magical nights amid the vines

Open your eyes – this isn't a dream...

We’re confident that once you’ve spent a little time exploring with us, you’ll want to stay longer. Treat yourself to some well-deserved peace and quiet at Domaine de Panery, once a farm, but now a vineyard since the 19th century. Wind down and relax amid vines and olive groves, in one of the 15 rooms in the newly opened hotel.  

Meanwhile, in Luberon, Château Saint Pierre de Méjans offers five guest rooms, with breakfast, plus a self–contained villa for rental by the week. Here too, the serenity of nature and the timeless charm of ancient stone will make your stay truly magical.