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Private Burgundy Wine Tour From Paris

$710.00 USD

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Burgundy Wine and Day Tour from Paris

Embark on an exclusive wine journey to France's most prestigious region — taste 16 exceptional Burgundy wines including Premier Cru and Grand Cru varieties with your own expert oenologist guide.

Tour Highlights

Expert oenologist guide throughout your wine journey
16 premium wine tastings including at least 8 Premier Cru and Grand Cru
Famous Burgundy houses visit (Meursault, Bouchard, or similar)
Legendary Romanée-Conti vineyard experience
Family-run vineyard intimate tasting
High-speed TGV train from Paris (under 2 hours)
Small private group (maximum 7 guests)

Key Details

Price: $710 (tour only) | $846 (with 2nd Class Rail) | $901 (with 1st Class Rail)

Duration: 14 hours door-to-door from Paris

Departure: Before 7:00 AM from Paris

Meeting Point: Dijon TGV station

Availability: Tuesday-Saturday (April-November); by request (December-March)

Group Size: 2-person minimum, 7-person maximum

The Experience

Your Burgundy wine adventure begins with a swift, comfortable high-speed train journey from Paris to Dijon. Upon arrival, your personal oenologist guide will meet you at the station and drive you through the scenic Côte de Beaune wine region.

Start with tastings at a renowned Burgundy estate, where you'll sample some of the world's most celebrated wines from appellations like Meursault, Puligny-Montrachet, Chassagne-Montrachet, Volnay, Pommard, and Aloxe-Corton.

Enjoy a leisurely lunch break at a traditional Burgundy bistro (not included) before visiting the legendary Romanée-Conti vineyard, home to some of the world's most coveted and expensive wines.

Your afternoon continues with a more intimate tasting at a smaller, family-run vineyard where you'll experience the personal touch of generational winemaking traditions.

Throughout the day, your expert oenologist guide will share insights about Burgundy's unique terroir, complex classification system, and centuries-old winemaking techniques as you taste a total of 16 exceptional wines.