Wine Tours

There are different ways of gaining access to the wineries of Burgundy, from the no expense spared, to the no expense incurred. However it is worth bearing in mind, that in the absence of an introduction from an importer, or a friend of the winemaker, you will not be able to taste at the best known wineries, Romanee Conti, Rousseau, Roumier et al.

Wine Tasting

We are usually able to arrange access to some of the Domaines whose wines we purchase, and at our vaulted cellars in Gevrey Chambertin, we offer a range of mainly organic wines, from small independent producers. Tastings are open to all by arrangement, last about an hour, and the charge is 35e per person. This is a good way to find out about Burgundy, learn the words of La Marseillaise, and taste wine from some of its better producers (but not Romanee-Conti, Rousseau or Roumier!)

To arrange a tasting call 00 33 (0)3 80 51 48 25 or mail us at reception@lesdeuxchevres.com

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Sommelier and guests sing La Marseillaise

Good wine is made from healthy bacteria

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Jerome

Jerome is a taxi driver, not a wine guide, but he is friendly, good company, and speaks perfect French, English and Spanish. We have provided him with a list of wineries to visit (plus a selection of good lunchtime watering holes), that are generally accessible. He charges 110€ for half a day, and 220€ for a full day, and his MPV can seat up to six persons (four for comfort). You can contact him by e mail at j.balanche@live.fr Within reason, he will take you wherever you would like to go, which can encompass a half day in Dijon or Beaune, with one or two wine tastings en route. Lunch is not included in the price.

Authentica Tours

Offer reasonably priced half day and full day tours as part of a group.

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Burgundy on a Bike

Wherever you are staying, you should be able to obtain advice on local wineries to visit. Weather permitting, getting there by bike is fun, and most of the roads in Burgundy are relatively quiet and safe, even in the busy months. Helmets are not compulsory, but spitting during the tasting is definitely recommended for a safe ride home! If you have an enjoyable tasting, then the estate will expect you to show some appreciation by purchasing a bottle or two.

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Wine Guide

With a wine guide, you get a half or full day tour with a knowledgeable guide, who can tell you about the history of wine making in Burgundy, the vineyards and the work that takes place in them, and also the wine making process. Contact information for some of the guides who have successfully looked after our clients are below. Prices from 250€ for half a day.

Stephanie Mancusot http://www.burgundywinetours.fr/index.html

Sherry Thevenot http://bourgogne-authentique.com/about-us/

Burgundy Discovery http://www.burgundydiscovery.com/

Authentica Tours https://www.authentica-tours.com/

Jean-Pierre Renard explaining the Burgundy terroir