Vert Bordeaux

The tour was interesting, informative and perfectly delightful. The tour guide was easy to understand and had a great knowledge of the regions and vineyards. The guide in the vineyard in Pomerol gave the most fascinating and details tour of the processes that was engaging and informative. Though I definitely want to learn more French just because I feel like there would have been even more passion and detail in the tour if I'd be able to hear it in the native language. The second vineyard I was slightly disappointed in as it was just a tasting with not much else to give about the vineyard and not much more to see other than the one room we were put in. However the final part of the tour was to be taken to Saint Emilion centre and let loose and the view, architecture, shops, everything was like stepping into a time capsule from the 11th and 12th century. We all wondered around in awe taking in every angle because it was absolutely incredible, indescribable. As a whole I'd highly recommend this tour as for the price you get to try 7 different wines and listen to the beautiful history of some of Bordeaux's most famous wine appellations and vineyards

Knowledgeable guide with excellent wine stops in Margaux and Haut-Medoc. As a wine lover, really appreciated the focus on organic and biodynamic wine making. Group size was not too large which allowed for really charming service. Highly recommend.

Very friendly and knowledgeable guide. Great trip to the winery and the charming town of Saint-Émilion. Absolutely recommended.

Our guide Vincent was engaging knowledgeable and attentive. Two wineries with very different methods, it was interesting to compare their wines. Hosts at each winery were excellent; beautiful venues, great wines and I learned a lot.

Emanuel was a great guide, very friendly, funny patient and knowledgeable. Would recommend this tour to friends. He knows a great deal about the history of the region in general as well as the wine.The walking tour of St Emilion was just the perfect balance to experiencing only wine. Would recommend!

An easy excursion to one vineyard and the picturesque village of Saint-Emilion. You meet at Cite du Vin. Easy to get to by tram. If you are early, there is a market across the street for coffee/croissant. You get a taste (pun intended) of the area. If you want more time in Saint-Emilion (for a meal) or more vineyards, book into something more extensive. But if you've got evening plans in Bordeaux, or want to combine Cite du Vin with this tour, then the half day tour works well and won't exhaust you.