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THE 10 BEST Languedoc-Roussillon Wine Tasting Tours

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1. Winetour & food experience in Pic St Loup

2. Wine Discovery Tasting In Carcassonne

3. Small-Group Half-Day Languedoc Pic Saint-Loup Wine Tour from Montpellier

4. Languedoc Vineyard Tours

5. Small-Group Half-Day Languedoc Wine and Olive Tour from Montpellier

6. tasting workshop of 6 to 8 wines with charcuterie chocolate cheese

7. Montpellier Food Tour

8. Highlights of Sète : history, food and wine experience

9. Small-Group Half-Day Languedoc Wine and Oyster Tour from Montpellier

10. Private Visit of Château l'Hospitalet with Wine Tasting

11. Picpoul de Pinet Half Day Oysters and Wine Minibus Excursion

12. Small-Group Half-Day Châteaux of Montpellier Wine Tour

13. Private full day wine tour and Medieval Village from Montpellier

14. Roman heritages and Chateauneuf du Pape Wine Tour from Avignon

15. Walks in the heart of the secret vineyards around Collioure, tastings

16. Private Half-Day Languedoc Wine Tour from Sète

17. Sean's Wine Tasting Events

18. Half day wine tour. Private tour from Carcassonne and around.

19. Oysters and seafood of the French Mediterranean Coast

20. Private Full Day Pic Saint Loup Wine and Olive Tour with Lunch from Montpellier

21. Private Wine Tasting and Walks in the Vineyards of Rivesaltes

22. Private vintage car half-day wine tour in 2CV

23. Visit to Vineyards and Tastings Departing from Béziers

24. Highlights of Sète, food and wine tour

25. Hike to the top of "Pic Saint Loup", wine & food

26. 3 Day Wine Tasting Tour in Languedoc

27. Small group half day Camargue and rosé wine tour from Montpellier

28. Private Day tour :Lastours, Wine tasting,Minerve,Canal du Midi From Carcassonne

29. Private Walk In The Vineyards Of Collioure With Wine Tasting

30. Private tour of the Château l'Hospitalet on an electric scooter

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Wine Tastings

Taste a great range of Languedoc wines at our tasting room or at your holiday rental and learn about the diverse wines of the Languedoc.

Carcassonne is surrounded by some of Languedoc’s finest wine regions including the Corbières, the Minervois and Limoux and the best way to explore them is with an entertaining wine expert by your side. You just sit back and relax and enjoy the drive, the scenery and most of all the wine.

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With over 10 years of experience creating memorable wine holidays why not ask us to create a tour for you and your friends in Languedoc or other parts of France and in Catalonia and Spain too. Or join us on our Spirit of Languedoc holiday and enjoy meeting new friends.

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Vin en Vacances sprang to life in 2009 and for nearly 15 years we have been running fabulous vineyard tours and wine tasting adventures. Based close to Carcassonne our wine tours and tasting are for people who are looking for the best wine experiences the Languedoc region has to offer. We are local people who live and work alongside some of the most passionate wine makers in Languedoc. We love the region and have a deep understanding of its history, culture, food and most of all, the wines. As qualified professionals we will ensure you discover wine alongside fun and laughter and have the most wonderful wine experience you will remember for years to come.

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The Passion of Languedoc

enjoyable tasting experience by cruising on the Canal du Midi

We organize wine hopping tours in the Languedoc region

We are multi-lingual: french - german - english - netherlands, vietnamese - chinese.

Whether it is a Birthday, Wedding Anniversary, Corporate Event or just by curiosity, a visit with wine tasting that's our mission!

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Truffles, wines & boating tour 185€/pP.

Exquisite wine tasting & overnight at château de paraza 380€/pp., boating tour le somail - paraza 145€/pp., canal du midi - narbonne - carcassonne 3365€/pp., bandoler wine tour in south of france 875€/pp., paris wine tasting tour 385€/pp., harvest time at château guilhem 65 €/pp., saint chinian - discovering wine tasting tour 85€/pp., carcassonne - canal du midi – narbonne 3365€/pp., rob kaiserslautern summer bazaar, spangdahlem exchange, stuttgart fall bazaar, aviano italy spring bazaar, spangdahlem spring bazaar, exchange wiesbaden, carcassonne - canal du midi 3.365€/p..

L' Exquise au Château de Paraza 380€/pers.

•   27/11/2022 02:00 PM - 28/11/2022 01:00 PM
•   Château de Paraza, 11200 Paraza

Offrez-vous cette charmante tournée deluxe en balade fluviale de Le Somail vers Château de Paraza. Pour les plus belles rêves à réaliser, plongez dans ce lieu fabuleux avec une nuitée aux allures de la Belle au bois dormant. Réservation: 06.62.51.77.38 ou par mail: [email protected]

Atelier de la truffe & Balade fluviale 165€/Pers.

•   24/11/2022 08:30 AM - 24/11/2022 05:30 PM
•   Mas d'Antonin, 11120 Argeliers

Nous vous proposons un atelier dégustation huile d'olives et découverte de la truffe au Mas d'Antonin combiné à une balade fluviale sur le Canal du Midi. RESERVATION OBLIGATOIRE, car nombre de participants limités (max. 6pers.) 06.62.51.77.38 ou par mail: [email protected]

Fête de la Vendange au Château Guilhem 45€/PERS.

•   18/09/2022 09:00 AM - 18/09/2022 04:00 PM
•   Château Guilhem 11300 Malviès, Chemin du Château

Vendange solidaire au profit de l'Association 111 Des Arts. Réservation nécessaire! Suivre la vendange jusqu'à l'apport des raisins à la table de tri. Dégustation et un repas convivial. Vive la Fête de la Vendange au Château Guilhem!

Expérience culinaire à bord 65€/PERS.

•   11/09/2022 11:50 AM - 11/09/2022 03:00 PM
•   Office de Tourisme Le Somail, Allée de la Glacière

Une expérience culinaire à bord de notre bateau Châu. Partagez un moment en toute convivialité avec la Sommelière Rosy Châu et expérimentez les saveurs culinaires pour trouver l’accord parfait. Nous vous proposons cet atelier accord mets & vins avec dégustation de 4 vins. Réservation obligatoire, car nombre de participants limités (max. 6 pers.)

Découvrez Saint-Chinian AOP 85€/pers.

•   08/08/2022 10:00 AM - 08/08/2022 04:00 PM
•   Capitainerie Capestang, Quai Elie Amouroux

Excursion dans les vignobles de l'AOP Saint-Chinian, découvrez la diversité de cette appellation avec la Sommelière Rosy Châu qui vous explique la particularité des vins du Saint-Chinian et ses terroirs. Le point culminant de la journée sera la visite d'une domaine bio et un piquenique dans le vignoble! Nombre participants max. 8pers. Réservation: [email protected] ou 0033.6.62.51.77.38

Balade Fluviale Le Somail - Paraza 165€/pers.

•   03/08/2022 10:30 AM - 03/08/2022 05:30 PM
•   L'Ô à la Bouche Le Somail, Allée des Cyprès

Petit déjeuner exclusif à bord en balade fluviale de Le Somail à Paraza. Réception au Château de Paraza, visite individuelle et dégustation des vins AOC Minervois. Réservation: 06.62.51.77.38 ou par mail: [email protected]

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  Discover the AOP Saint-Chinian wine region with its fresh fruity wines from clay-limestone soil. Or do you prefer velvet smooth wines from schist and sandstone soils? Ask for tailor-made program and one-day trip into this diversity of vineyards   Office de Tourisme intercommunale du Canal du Midi à Saint-Chinian:  Consultant   |  

  boating round trip journey with tasting on bord. Ask for tailor-made program   Office du Tourisme Le Somail:  Consultant   |  

  individual wine tasting session at Château Guilhem AOP Malepère   Château Guilhem:  Bertrand Gourdou, Director   |  

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Languedoc Roussillon wine tasting tours and winery visits

Best wine tours in Languedoc Roussillon

Grape vines and olives are very closely linked to the culture and history of the Languedoc wine region. This half-day wine and olive oil tour is perfect for discovering the best this region ... See More

With this full-day wine tour to the Pic Saint-Loup and Hortus Causs, just 20km north of Montpellier you will discover the picturesque and breathtaking landscape that has become a hotspot for... See More

During this full-day tour you will discover the Languedoc countryside driving through gentle hills, vineyards and olive trees and stop for visits at 3 wineries and one of the most beautiful ... See More

The Picpoul de Pinet AOC is the largest white wine producing area in the Languedoc. Bordering the Thau lagoon, a short distance from the Mediterranean Sea, this land of pine groves and vines... See More

The beautiful Minervois region is a short drive from Carcassonne and an area of outstanding beauty. Some of the most picturesque vineyards in the Languedoc wine region are found here as well... See More

This wine tour to the Corbières & Lagrasse will take you to a magical place of contrasts where cicadas sing, and buzzards circle lazily against a blue sky above the wild and windswept Corbiè... See More

Why Visit Languedoc Roussillon?

Languedoc-Roussillon is a land drenched in sunshine, wine and fascinating culture, so it’s little wonder that this colourful region of France is becoming ever more popular with tourists the world over. Whether you are an avid oenophile, a passionate foodie or a fitness fanatic, this expansive region offers something for every taste and budget. 

Languedoc-Roussillon is divided into five sub-regions and is bordered by Spain to the south, creating an intoxicating blend of Spanish culture intermingled with French tradition. The history of the region is ancient and fascinating, well worth exploring - a particular highlight is the numerous ancient  Cathar castles dotted around the region. Many are open to visitors, some completely restored and others in ruins, each with its own unique and impressive history offering a fascinating insight into the heritage of this venerable region.

Wine lovers booking vineyard holidays to Languedoc-Roussillon will be staggered by the region's 300,000 hectares of vines - four times the size of Bordeaux! However, despite being the largest wine producing region in the world, this is also one of the least industrialised, a fact made evident by the vast areas of beautiful untouched countryside which awaits explorers around almost every corner.

Some of the world's very first sparkling wines were made in Limoux to the south of Carcassonne and have been produced there since the 13th-century.  There are numerous different wine regions producing a plethora of wine styles - some of the finest and best known include  Minervois ,  Limoux ,  Corbières ,  Cabardes  and  Banyuls . In addition to wine tours and culinary adventures, the list of activities in the region is endless. There are three mountain ranges and water practically everywhere so you can do anything from spending the day on one of the beautiful beaches, to hiking and exploring the numerous caves under the mountain or even taking a helicopter ride if you fancy. 

With such fascinating history, beautiful landscapes and incredible cuisine, it goes without saying that there’s a lot to celebrate in Languedoc-Roussillon! From world-beating produce such as truffles, apricots and olives, to the long and venerable history of the region, and of course the plethora of outstanding wines, this is a part of France that truly has a festival to celebrate every occasion and suit every taste. Live music, parades, markets and even dragons and water jousting (not together ... although dragons doing water jousting is an event we'd all love to see) all have their place, and regardless of the occasion you’re guaranteed a good time. There are literally hundreds of festivals taking place throughout the region at all times of year, from Carcassonne to Narbonne and the legendary La Feria in Béziers, one of the biggest annual celebrations in all of France. It is well worth checking the calendar when booking a trip here to try and catch a celebration or two!

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Embark on one of the best languedoc-roussillon wine tours and indulge in the best wine tastings and tours the region has to offer. Whether you're a seasoned wine connoisseur or a novice looking to expand your palate, these wine tasting tours in languedoc-roussillon are sure to exceed your expectations. A day tour from Montpellier will take you to some of the most renowned wineries to visit in the region, where you can learn all about the winemaking process and taste the best wines languedoc has to offer.

Experience the perfect blend of wine and food as you embark on a wine tasting tour in languedoc-roussillon. From refreshing rosé wine to full-bodied reds, you'll have the opportunity to sample a variety of wines that showcase the diverse terroir of the region. At the end of the tour, you'll have a newfound appreciation for vineyards and olive groves that produce some of the finest wines in France.

Make the most of your time in languedoc-roussillon with an all-inclusive activity! Explore the wine heritage of Roussillon with our all-inclusive activity that combines wine tastings and tours with a food tour that highlights the gastronomic delights of the region. Whether you prefer walking tours through picturesque vineyards or prefer to relax and enjoy the scenery, these languedoc-roussillon wine tours offer something for everyone.

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There are several smaller villages scattered throughout the region of Languedoc-Roussillon that offer great places to visit during your stay. Aiguèze, along with its church and its mill, take you back a few centuries. Located in the gorges of the Ardèche, this small village is full of charm. Lagrasse, medieval village crossed by the Orbieu. But also La Roque sur Cèze and its Romanesque chapel and its stone houses. And finally, Villefranche-de-conflent and its Fort Liberia, listed as World Heritage by Unesco, lie halfway between Perpignan and Andorra and offer breathtaking views of this region.

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There are several types of wines produced in the Languedoc-Roussillon region, including reds, whites, and rosé. Over half of the grapes grown here are red. The Languedoc-Roussillon region is known for producing a wide variety of grape varieties, which gives it an advantage over other wine regions in France.

The most popular grapes grown here include Syrah (aka Shiraz) as well as Grenache Noir (Garnacha), Carignan Noir (Carinena) or Blanc (Carinena Blanca). You'll also find Cinsaut along with Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon.

The Languedoc-Roussillon region offers many different tourist attractions, including historic buildings such as structures from medieval times, such as churches or cathedrals which were built centuries ago.

Languedoc-Roussillon, the largest wine region in France and the second largest in Europe, has approximately 23 different appellations. Some of the most prominent are: Minervois (in the southwest), Fitou (in the southeast), Corbières (northeast), Cabardès (central), Faugeres (southwest), and Coteaux du Languedoc (center).

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Our Essential Guide for a Perfect Wine Tour: Languedoc

Languedoc is one of the major wine making regions in the south of France. It joins hands with Roussillon to form the region with one of the oldest vineyards planted in France. Enjoy the pristine ocean water and beautiful vineyards of Southern France as you sip on some sumptuous wine on a Languedoc wine tour – more on Winepaths.com These two regions together make up more than a third of the country’s wine production. But in recent years, this region which was formerly popular for its mass production of wine in France, is now slowly being recognized as a region to reckon with, given its high-quality wines and interesting grape varieties.

The region of Languedoc-Roussillon shares quite a few similarities with its neighbouring wine-growing regions of Chateauneuf du Pape and Provence . The main appellations in this region produce wines with some very specific geographical restrictions like in Minervois and Corbières , while they are also famous for the mass-produced Vin de Pays d’Oc.

Grapes from Rhone , like Syrah, Grenache, Marsanne, Roussane as well as other international varieties like Chardonnay, Merlot or Cabernet Sauvignon, are also used to make wine in this region.  You will be sure to taste an incredible variety of them when you embark on any wine tour Languedoc has to offer. From classic blends of Syrah and Grenache and single varietal specialities like Chardonnay, to sparkling Crémant de Limoux and the famous fortified wine from Muscat, VDN or Vin Doux Naturels , this region promises to surprise you with the unbelievable range of wines it produces.

Indulge in some extravagant views of the Mediterranean Sea or stroll around the vineyards along the Pyrenees while you are touring the wine region of Languedoc. Long sandy beaches and scenic wine routes bring about an interesting contrast with the big cities of this region.

Wine tours from Montpellier and Nimes are very popular choices for exploring the countryside of this region while staying in the commercial centre of these big cities. Some of the best wine tours Languedoc has to offer are in the regions of Picpoul de Pinet , offering the light and fresh white grape variety wine; Corbières , with its fruity and juicy red wines; and Limoux , with its sparkling wine made in the style of its famous cousin: Champagne .

Languedoc sees summer skies for an average of 300 days annually. Which makes it an amazing wine region to visit all throughout the year. A Languedoc wine tour will take you through the vast mountains of the Pyrenees scattered with small Roman villages, to the white sand beaches along the Mediterranean Sea which beckon to be explored by hiking, bike-riding or even in a private helicopter.

This region also shows a great amount of influence of Spanish culture in the cuisine and architecture, as well as wine production techniques, which can be discovered in great detail on your next wine tour.

To be absolutely mesmerized by a plethora of natural beauty and hidden gems’ of wines, come visit this incredible region bordering the Mediterranean Sea. Get in touch with our local travel expert and plan a tailor-made Languedoc wine tour!

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Explore languedoc specialises in creating a unique experience for visitors to the south of france through small group day trips ( private & shared ), wine tours & shore excursions. we also offer package holidays in partnership with various luxury accomodations in the area. our goal is simple: to share what makes the languedoc-roussillon region special. our ability to provide an authentic adventure or stay in the area stems from a great appreciation of what the region has to offer. in addition to the main highlights and traditions of languedoc-roussillon, our tours acknowledge the subtle details that truly make this part of france unique. lead by a local guide, you will explore the history, cultural identity and deeply rooted traditions that shape this mediterranean area. we understand varying appeals and so are committed to planning itineraries that honour the needs and interests of each guest. be inspired by the area’s rich heritage; local culture and art de vivre, medieval villages, vineyards, and an extraordinary landscape await your discovery. we are proud to offer a fulfilling french experience and are confident that you will be satisfied with your explore languedoc excursion., culture & heritage tours.

We strive to share the Languedoc’s rich heritage through authentic tour experiences. By combining highlights of what the area has to offer, our day tours illustrate why this is a special region in France. Regardless of interest – nature, history, culture, food – a memorable southern France excursion awaits.

Languedoc wine tours.

We offer the opportunity for visitors to discover Languedoc wines through authentic and friendly vineyard tours. A local and passionate guide will take you to meet the winemakers, where in your small group you will learn all about the making of Languedoc wines and enjoy a memorable wine tasting.

Vacation packages in southern france.

Explore Languedoc offers a variety of vacation packages. All-inclusive luxury hotels, luxury barge or private yacht cruises on the famous Canal du Midi, hand-picked self-catering bed and breakfasts; we have a package that is just right for you! Let us plan that perfect southern France holiday.

Cruise shore excursions.

Our cruise excursions from Sète are private, customized day tours for you and your group. We offer pick up and drop off from your cruise ship at the port of Sete and different trips are available. Visit the medieval city of Carcassonne, wander through the old royal town of Pézenas or enjoy sipping local Mediterranean wine on one of our wine tours.

Tailor-made travel and tours.

Our Tailor-Made tours in Languedoc offer flexibility in customizing an excursion to suit individual interests, needs and schedules. Would you like to mix and match from our tour itineraries or would you like to visit an attraction not already built into a tour? We are happy to create a unique outing just for you!

Private transportation.

We offer private transportation services in a high-end, recent minivan that can comfortably carry up to 8 passengers with their luggage. We provide transfer services to and from airports, train stations and ports in Southern France. If staying in the area, we can get you to a lively market or to the beach for a refreshing dip in the Mediterranean Sea.

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1. Winetour & food experience in Pic St Loup

2. Wine Discovery Tasting In Carcassonne

3. Small-Group Half-Day Languedoc Pic Saint-Loup Wine Tour from Montpellier

4. Languedoc Vineyard Tours

5. Small-Group Half-Day Languedoc Wine and Olive Tour from Montpellier

6. tasting workshop of 6 to 8 wines with charcuterie chocolate cheese

7. Montpellier Food Tour

8. Highlights of Sète : history, food and wine experience

9. Food Tour in the Southern French Countryside from Nîmes

10. Small-Group Half-Day Languedoc Wine and Oyster Tour from Montpellier

11. Private Visit of Château l'Hospitalet with Wine Tasting

12. Small-Group Half-Day Châteaux of Montpellier Wine Tour

13. Private full day wine tour and Medieval Village from Montpellier

14. Roman heritages and Chateauneuf du Pape Wine Tour from Avignon

15. Walks in the heart of the secret vineyards around Collioure, tastings

16. Private Half-Day Languedoc Wine Tour from Sète

17. Sean's Wine Tasting Events

18. Half day wine tour. Private tour from Carcassonne and around.

19. Oysters and seafood of the French Mediterranean Coast

20. Private Full Day Pic Saint Loup Wine and Olive Tour with Lunch from Montpellier

21. Private Wine Tasting and Walks in the Vineyards of Rivesaltes

22. Private vintage car half-day wine tour in 2CV

23. Small group half day Camargue and rosé wine tour from Montpellier

24. Highlights of Sète, food and wine tour

25. Hike to the top of "Pic Saint Loup", wine & food

26. 3 Day Wine Tasting Tour in Languedoc

27. Private Day tour :Lastours, Wine tasting,Minerve,Canal du Midi From Carcassonne

28. Private Walk In The Vineyards Of Collioure With Wine Tasting

29. Private tour of the Château l'Hospitalet on an electric scooter

30. Private Wine day tour from Carcassonne and around.

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Small group tours

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• From Beziers and Narbonne
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Our wine tours

We offer small-group wine tours (maximum 8 people) all week starting from Montpellier from March 1st through December 20. We also organize private tours in all the Languedoc wine region and shore excursions (from Sete/Montpellier cruise ship terminal) on request. You can choose  a date that suits you all year round, we will arrange transportation with pickup at home.

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Testimonials, great day and excellent service.

We had a great day learning about Olives and going to a Winery! Every Tour with have been on with this group was amazing!

A great wine experience!

We had a fantastic time on this tour. We visited two wineries, one large and one small, and tasted 10 different wines. Carine was fantastic and very friendly. She answered all our questions and filled us in on an array of local knowledge of the region and the wines. We will definitely look to do another one of the tours in the near future!

Loved this Day!!!

This company is Amazing! Our husbands had the day off of work and it was just the 4 of us! She is so good at explaining the history of wines and the area. We really enjoyed the day and would do it again if we go back to the area! We brought bottled water with us for the day. Both villages were awesome to explore as well!! Thank you!!

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MEETING POINT

Your guide will be waiting for you in front of the Australian Bar on the Esplanade de l’Europe.

access by tram 1 or 4 stop “Place de l’Europe by car: Parking “Europa” under the Olympic pool

Zugang mit der Straßenbahn 1 oder 4 Haltestelle “Place de l’Europe”. mit dem Auto: Parkplatz “Europa” unter dem Olympischen Schwimmbad

LIEU DE RENDEZ-VOUS

Votre guide vous attendra devant l’Australian Bar sur l’Esplanade de l’Europe.

Accès en tram 1 ou 4 arrêt “Place de l’Europe” En voiture: Parking Europa sous la piscine Olympique

Ihr Guide holt Sie am Eingang zum Parkplatz Cayenne vor dem Bahnhof Sète ab

MEETING PLACE

Your guide will wait for you at  the Parking de Cayenne in front of SETE train station

Votre guide viendra vous chercher à l’entrée du Parking de Cayenne, en face de la gare SNCF de Sète

Languedoc Wine Tour

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Languedoc: the “New World of France”, a world-class wine region with many organic wines

— here in the south of france, in the languedoc, there are a lot of exciting things going on. this voyage of discovery takes you to some of the most quality conscious winegrower, producers who today make world class wines, and that are still affordable. languedoc is also a precursor for organic wines. we will look in detail at what this means. the languedoc is also a landscape of beauty and splendour, with lots of wild herbs that are characteristic for the gastronomy from the south of france. you will have many opportunities to try the typical food and wine matching..

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The next wine tour to Languedoc:

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This is a sample program, an example. Every wine and food tour that we organise is different and specially adapted for the season and the circumstances. Details in the program, e.g. which producers we visit, will be different each time.

• This tour is sometimes available on our scheduled wine and food tour program: “ Our Tours > Scheduled Tours ”, or
• It can be designed specifically for you as a custom made private wine tour .

The Languedoc can, half seriously, be called The New World of France. Many young and dynamic winemakers have settled here. Land is comparatively cheap. The whole region is fermenting not only with wine but also with young wine entrepreneurs and there are plenty of excellent quality and excellent value wines. Some producers are among the top wines in France and indeed in the world.

The Languedoc is also a region where more and more wine producers are organic or even biodynamic. So on this wine tour there is a good opportunity to take a closer look at whet this means. Environmental issues have become very important for many wine producers – and wine consumers. Many of the leading wine producers in this region are organic although they rarely use that fact as a sales argument, preferring to rely on the quality of their wines.

It is a fantastic experience to spend a few days travelling around in the Languedoc landscape. It is magnificent, sometimes even majestic. Some parts are very remote and wild with plenty of wild herbs: rosemary, thyme, bay leaf, sage etc, the typical vegetation that is called garrigue . The garrigue also gives the wines their typical aromas, full-bodied and spicy.

It is also a region filled with history. There are 800 years old ruins of the hilltop fortresses built by the cathars . Small villages with narrow streets. Historic churches and museums. There are ancient olive groves and endless rows of vines. This is the world’s biggest wine region, and it shows!

We will meet in Montpellier, the main city of the region, where we will spend the night the first and the last night of the tour. It is an exciting city that combines and ancient and well-preserved city centre with modern architecture by the famous Spanish architect Ricardo Bofill.

The second and third night we will be further south, in Narbonne. Another charming French town. This is close to Roussillon, one of the hidden gems among French wine regions. It is actually the French wine region with the highest percentage of appellation contrôlée -wine made ( appellation contrôlée is the highest quality denomination for wines in France).

This trip will also prominently feature the gastronomy of the South of France. We will have three delicious lunches together. The traditional food in the Languedoc has the same roots as in the Provence, with a lot of olive oil, garlic, tomatoes, onions, and herbs. Delicious!

Lucques is the name of a small olive that comes from the Languedoc. It has a mild and aromatic flavour and gives excellent olive oil but is also very tasty to eat in itself. There is an abundance of vegetables and plenty of game, e.g. wild boar, mushrooms, and goat cheese. And of course oysters and mussels from the sea. the Languedoc harbours some of the biggest oyster banks in all of France.

The tour is led by one of BKWine’s wine and travel expert guides.

More travel information

Here are some useful pages and guides about this travel destination:

• France FAQ: tipping, restaurants, transport, shopping

Even more info

We have written a lot about the Languedoc and about wine touring in the region, what to do and what to expect.

Here you can find more about travelling in the Languedoc .

You can also find more information on the Languedoc wines on BKWine Magazine .

This wine tour coincides with two of the books that we have written:

A few years back we wrote a book on the wines of the Languedoc , a pioneering work on the wine makers leading the quality revolution in this exciting wine region.

In mid-2012 we published our third book. the subject of this book is the environment: what is organic wines, biodynamic wines and other similar concept, like sustainable wine growing etc. The book is called Wine and the Environment, Organic, Biodynamic, and Natural .

Both these books are an excellent introduction to the themes of this wine tour to the Languedoc-Roussillon.

Can you find anyone better placed to give you an introduction to the wines and the food of the Languedoc?

Program — Languedoc-Roussillon wine tour

This is a sample program, an example . Every wine and food tour that we organise is different and specially adapted for the season and the circumstances. Details in the program, e.g. which producers we visit, will be different each time.

For more details, contact BKWine.

Program overview

• Wednesday — Arrival in Montpellier
• Thursday — Languedoc and around Terrasses du Larzac, the northern part
• Friday — Roussillon
• Saturday — Languedoc and around Pézenas, the southern part
• Sunday — Heading back home

Wednesday, Day 1 — Arrival in Montpellier

Arrival in Montpellier. Check-in at our hotel in the city centre.

Our hotel is centrally located by the old historic city centre. It is one of the best preserved old cities in France. You can stroll along the narrow and winding streets, find ancient and beautiful churches on small town squares, and plenty of restaurants, cafes and wine bars of course.

Take a break from the walking on a side-walk cafe with a glass of the light and refreshing white wine from the region nearby called Picpoul de Pinet (made from the grape piquepoul!). It is a classic combination with shellfish. After the aperitif you will have no difficulties finding an excellent restaurant. We can give you our best addresses!

Thursday, Day 2 — Languedoc around the Terrasses du Larzac, the northern Part, Pic Saint Loup, Montpeyroux etc

Our bus will pick us up after breakfast at our hotel in Montpellier.

We head north towards the region that is called Terrasses du Larzac that includes famous villages like Aniane (with the pioneering Mas de Daumas Gassac, who have perhaps lost a bit of the lead to some of the newcomers), Montpeyroux and Jonquieres.

There are many interesting and ambitious producers in this area. They all aim to bring out the specific characteristics of the terroir in their wines.

The young generation of winemakers are typically very well educated and combine traditional grape varieties with a lot of attention to what is done in the vineyard although they also use modern technology when appropriate. But we will notice during our visits that in particular the organic winegrowers try to reduce the use of technology as much as possible.

When talking about organic wines it is usually the vineyards that is the subject but for most organic wineries it is just as important to be careful in the winery and not to use additives and intervention on the wine without very good reason.

After the morning visit we head off for lunch that will feature regional specialities. We will be welcomed for lunch by a winemaking family with a winery surrounded by vines and by the garrigue herbs, sage, thyme, rosemary and more, eponymous with the typical style of the wines in the Languedoc.

After the delicious lunch we have one more winery visit this day and then we start going south. After about an hour’s drive we arrive in the town of Narbonne. We check in to our centrally located hotel. The evening is free to stroll around the character-full souther French city.

Narbonne has just under 50,000 inhabitants and it has a rich history, a magnificent cathedral and a very interesting old city centre. And not least importantly, a lot of good restaurants.

Friday, Day 3 — Roussillon

Today we will go even further south, to Roussillon, not far away from the Spanish border.

Roussillon used to be famous (and still is) for its sweet vin doux naturels (VDN) made from grenache or muscat. Today many producers also make high quality dry wines, mostly red.

They also make some stunning whites in the Roussillon, in spite of the very hot climate. We have arrived in the hottest and driest of the French regions. The vines, often old and gnarled grenache, have to struggle to survive, but this creates wine full of character.

We will visit a handful of producers in the villages around Perpignan, producers that often grow their vines organically or biodynamically and who spend a lot of their time in the vineyard in their effort to have as fine and healthy grapes as possible. A good wine is made in the vineyard, is their motto.

We will lunch on some of the regional specialities of the Roussillon. We are very close to the border of France, in what is called the French Catalonia so the links to Spain will be evident. As, by the way, they are in the whole of the Languedoc.

After lunch we will have a third winery visit this day and then we head back to Narbonne.

Early evening we will be back in Narbonne. Evening is free. When you stroll around in the old town you are sure to see many references to one of the most famous people from Narbonne, the French singer Charles Trenet who have immortalised songs like La Mer and La Douce France .

Saturday, Day 4 — Languedoc around Pezenas, the south, with Corbieres, Fitou and Minervois

Today we check out from our hotel in Narbonne.

We head north towards Beziers and Pezenas. Our destination is a small village called Gabian. We will stop here for a visit to a biodynamic wine producer and a very skilled winemaker. He is also lecturing at one of France’s wine universities. He will explain, and show us, what biodynamic winemaking means in practice.

There is a lot of talk about all the strange things that the biodynamic winemakers do and therefore it is particularly interesting to have the opportunity to see it in real life. And perhaps get a confirmation of all the hokus pokus and superstition that it is sometimes said that it is based on.

Or alternatively see that there is some good reasons behind it and that it results in, at least sometimes, wines of outstanding quality. Whichever will be the case for you, the wines that we will taste here are magnificent.

The winery is one of the most original and exciting in the Languedoc. But there are of course many claimants for that title!

After a through view on the practice we will taste the range of wines and then will stay in this area for lunch. We are not far from Pezenas and perhaps we will get to taste the big speciality of this Medieval town, the Petits Pâtés de Pézenas, small patés filled with spicy lamb, brown sugar and lemon peel. Plus a lot of spices. Very original!

We will have time for an afternoon visit in the small village of Caux where a number of high-quality producers are located.

After the after-noon visit it is time to head back to Montpellier where we arrive early evening. We check in to our hotel and then you have a last free evening in Montpellier to discover any of the sights or restaurants or wine bars that you might have missed.

Sunday, Day 5 — Heading back home

The tour ends after breakfast. Departure.

Program may be subject to minor modifications.

Tour Details — Wine tour to the Languedoc-Roussillon

Dates : This is a sample program. Look in the menu “ Our Tours > Scheduled Tours ” to check what scheduled tours are currently on the program or contact us to discuss a custom made private wine tour .

Price per person : This is a sample program. Look in the menu “ Our Tours > Scheduled Tours ” to check what scheduled tours are currently on the program or contact us to discuss a custom made private wine tour .

Included in the price:

• 2 nights in Montpellier, and
• 2 nights in Narbonne
• 3 gastronomic multi-course lunches, including wines, at wineries or local restaurants
• Start and end point: Montpellier
• Bus transport during the whole trip
• All vineyard and winery visits
• Private, high quality tastings at wineries, approx. 3 per day
• Interpretation from French as needed, some visits may be in English, others in French
• Wine guiding and wine tutoring by an expert BKWine guide

(*) See below for more important information on our meals.

Not included:

• Travel (flights) to the destination and back from your home location.

You organise your travel to the destination yourself. If you want assistance with organising your flight tickets etc, please contact us.

We warmly recommend that you plan a few extra days here if you have the time! It is a very interesting place and well worth some “non-wine” tourism too! We can assist you with booking additional hotel nights if you want.

For this trip to take place we must have a minimum of 4 participants registered at the “book before” date. Maximum number of travel guests: 8.

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Why travel with bkwine.

We are Britt and Per Karlsson. We are specialists in wine and food tours and wine tourism, but also experts in wine in general. We are internationally published wine writers and have written ten award-winning wine books.

No other tour operator has a comparable knowledge and experience of wine, wine regions, wine tourism and gourmet travel.

We have organised hundreds of wine and food tours, and this is what we love to do. We take it very seriously – it is not a sideline or a hobby – and what we want more than anything is to share all these wonderful experiences with you.

All our tours are led and managed by guides who have in-depth wine knowledge, and in many cases we lead the tours ourselves.

Read more on why you should choose BKWine for your wine and food tour .

Thousands of happy customers

Over the years, thousands of wine lovers have travelled with us. Many come back to tour again and again with BKWine to new wine regions. Our record-breaking client has been on more than ten BKWine tours. We are happy and proud to have such faithful customers.

Read more on what travellers have said about our tours .

Awards and Mentions

We’re pleased and proud to have received many accolades, including:

• “World’s Top Wine Tours” , Travel+Leisure Magazine, the world’s biggest travel magazine
• “Best wine tasting holidays” , AOL Travel’s list of top wine tours
• “Recommended Wine Tours” , Munskänkarna, the world’s biggest wine appreciation association
• “World’s Best Wine Book for Professionals” as well as “Best Wine Book of the Year” , Gourmand International awards, and many other book prizes
• Three OIV book awards , International Organisation of Vine and Wine
• “Wine Personality of the Year” , an honour bestowed on Britt Karlsson by Munskänkarna in 2011, the world’s biggest wine appreciation association
• Inclusion on the Wine Media Power List , by Wine Business International magazine

About the wine producers and wineries we visit

Our aim is for you to experience some of the very best and most interesting aspects of the wine world, in terms of wine and food.

We put great effort into creating outstanding winery visits, and in this way we are quite different to many wine tour organisers. It is not always the most renowned, internationally known estates that offer the best experiences. Organising a wine tour featuring famous names of the wine world is relatively easy: it is merely a question of making lists and ticking boxes. On those kind of “bucket list” wine tours, you rarely meet the winemaker or the owner. You will simply be one of thousands of visitors they receive each year.

We do things differently. With BKWine Tours, you will meet the people behind the label, often the winemakers and/or the owners. Thanks to them, you will have a unique, truly personal experience and an insight into the wine world that no one else can offer. When you travel with BKWine, you are more like a special guest than a tourist.

We have personal connections and unparalleled knowledge thanks to more than 20 years as wine journalists, with 10 wine books published, and as wine tour organisers with more than 30 years’ experience. You can be sure of getting the best wine travel experiences with BKWine Tours.

Read more on the wine producers and wineries we visit .

A true gourmet experience: food and gastronomy

For us, wine and food are intimately linked, and this is a fundamental part of our wine travel philosophy. For this reason, a wine tour with BKWine is always an outstanding culinary experience both for the wine enthusiast and for the gourmet. A BKWine tour is a gastronomic voyage that explores the deep relationship between food and wine.

Read more On Meals: Food and Gastronomy on Our Tours .

Customer Protection,  Financial Travel Guarantee, and Terms and Conditions

You can always feel safe when you book your tour with BKWine. BKWine has a bonded bank guarantee that gives full protection according to EU and Swedish law. BKWine is a Swedish limited company and as such is regulated by strict rules.

Read more on Customer Protection, Financial Travel Guarantee . and our Terms and Conditions .

When you book a tour it is important that you read the terms and conditions. BKWine’s booking terms and conditions follow the guidelines developed by the Consumer Protection Agency.

Health, vaccination and allergies

Our tours have no particular health requirements although inevitably we will be walking a certain amount in wine cellars and vineyards. Sensible footwear is a must.

Most of our travel destinations have no particular health guidelines or requirements for vaccinations or medical certificates , but if in doubt, you should always consult a medical professional, vaccination centre or relevant embassy in your country of origin.

We can always accommodate food allergies . However, in order for us to manage such requests you must let us know about any allergies before the tour starts .

Read more in our FAQ and in our Terms and Conditions .

Travel insurance

BKWine does not sell travel insurance. If you want travel insurance, check if your regular home insurance policy includes some kind of travel insurance, or contact your regular insurance company or a travel insurance specialist.

Custom Tours

We also offer custom wine and food tours  if you want to travel on different dates, or if you want something different to what we currently offer on our scheduled tours. This tailor-made service can be offered for individuals, companies, professionals, wine tastings clubs etc.

Important information

Our groups are always small . The number of people in the group may vary. The maximum can range from 8 to around 20; check the details in each programme. But our groups are always modest in size. This is important because it guarantees a quality experience and a personal welcome at the wineries we visit.

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You are expected to organise your travel independently to the destination for most of our tours, but once you are at the location, we take care of everything.

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Map Of Languedoc-Roussillon Wineries

How to reach wineries in languedoc-roussillon.

Wineries in Languedoc-Roussillon are easily accessible by different means of transportation.

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Wine tours in Languedoc-Roussillon are a great way to explore the region and sample wines from different vineyards. Wineries in Languedoc-Roussillon offer you wine tours to visit some of the best vineyards and also offer you delicious wines from the local winemakers.⁣⁣ Languedoc vineyards are famous for their beauty. Continue reading to discover the best wineries in Languedoc. We have provided a list of wineries in Languedoc-Roussillon open for visitors with direct booking options through our website. At WineTourism.com, we are available to answer any questions and help guide you towards the best fit when planning your wine region experience in Languedoc-Roussillon. We hope you will discover what makes the region special and enjoy your exploration of the unforgettable Languedoc-Roussillon!

The best season to visit wineries in Languedoc-Roussillon

Languedoc-Roussillon has a mild and enjoyable climate all year round, but the best periods to visit wineries in Languedoc-Roussillon is between  April and the end of June  or from the  end of August to the beginning of November . In summer the region gets very crowded and busy with tourists, so choose spring or autumn if you want to have a relaxed trip to wineries in Languedoc-Roussillon.

What are the wineries in Languedoc-Roussillon like?

Wineries in Languedoc-Roussillon are very diverse but mostly connected by a  historical background  and for having the possibility to grow and produce wines in such a rich wine region. Wineries in Languedoc-Roussillon are surrounded by orchards, lush landscapes, and of course, vine rows. Some of them are surrounded by UNESCO World Heritage Sites, such as the City and the Canal du Midi. Many wineries in Languedoc-Roussillon are  family-owned , while others are younger and more  modern winerie s.

The most common grape varieties and style of wines in Languedoc-Roussillon

The most common grape varieties grown by wineries in Languedoc-Roussillon are: White  grape varieties:

• Grenache Blanc

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Frequently Asked Questions

The most frequently asked questions by our visitors, what are the best wineries to visit in languedoc-roussillon.

• Terres des Templiers
• Domaine Fontanel
• Domaine Combe Blanche
• Domaine Mas De Lavail

Which wineries in Languedoc-Roussillon have restaurants?

• Grand Guilhem

Which wineries in Languedoc-Roussillon have accommodation services, either apartments, hotel rooms or a B&B?

• Mas du Soleilla

How do you visit Languedoc-Roussillon wineries?

Which are the best wineries to visit in languedoc-roussillon during my holiday or vacation.

• Domaine Vents du Sud
• Domaine Deprade Jorda

Which wineries in Languedoc-Roussillon are open to the public?

• Château Ollieux Romanis
• Famille Valery
• Clos de l'Amandaie
• Château de L'Ou

Are there any small & boutique wineries to visit in Languedoc-Roussillon?

• Sieur d'Arques
• Château La Baronne
• Domaine de l'Arjolle

What are the best family wineries to visit in Languedoc-Roussillon?

• Domaine Sol Payré
• Château de Gaure
• Mas Gourdou

Are there any wineries near Montpellier, Perpignan or Béziers?

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Vineyards Tours To France: The Perfect Wine Every Time.

Following the success of the " La Garrigue " restaurant in Edinburgh and having become the self appointed Languedoc Ambassador in Scotland for the last 20 years, I am now giving you the opportunity to join me for a week of discovery, fine dining and wine tasting in the part of France where I was born.

Welcome to the Languedoc

From  wine to dine, Languedoc has it all. 

We've consistently had a really excellent time on our tours to the vineyards and restaurants of Languedoc. The feedback from our wine aficionados is always positive ranging from "the best holiday we ever had” to “embarrassingly under priced”.

Welcome to Languedoc Wine Tours! Spearheaded by Jean-Michel, Scotland's own self-appointed Languedoc 'Ambassador,' we invite you to embark on an exquisite journey through the heart of France's hidden gem. With over two decades of experience, Jean-Michel extends a personal invitation to explore the rich culinary and wine traditions of Languedoc. From private tastings to culinary classes, and bespoke events, let Jean-Michel guide you through an all-inclusive experience of discovery. Dive into the authentic essence of Languedoc with us – where every sip and bite tells the story of 'Le Midi.' Discover more about our unique tours and offerings.

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Testimonials

In the heart of the Languedoc, in style

We didn’t know what to expect. Or rather we knew it would be a high quality, interesting, friendly, well-informed week in our favourite part of France.  But we have never been wine-tasting, were wary of wine snobbery, reluctant to spit out a good mouthful of a stunning wine but can’t imagine good food without good wine.  And then, what would our companions be like?  We weren’t worried - just conscious we were entering a week of novelty. So we threw ourselves into Jean-Michel’s life and it was wonderful.  He is a delightful host, chauffeur, steeped in this territory (we met his mother in the market) and clearly an expert recognised by the domains we visited.  He had found a beautiful house for us to stay in – with a pool (for the next trip perhaps).  Huge variety – one day a barbecue Huge variety – one day a barbecue tasting the wine made by one man working on his own; he had bottled his annual 8,000 bottles the day before.  Next, a smart, international, but still hand-made, domain, bottling 9 million bottles a year with a very elegant restaurant.  Lunch overlooking the blue Mediterranean; then in the St Chinian mountains.  Stunning food, from foie gras lollipops to a picnic amongst the vines, with hampers, tables, and wine tasting.  And so it went on. It was the best holiday we have ever had – and we are thinking we might go again.  Our companions were great, knowledgeable and ready to make the whole trip fun.  Jean-Michel is a star – a man of energy, style and determined that we would enjoy the food and wine of his beloved Languedoc.

  14 May 2016 Geoff Pearson Edinburgh

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Srn member links, french vintners carry the 2024 paris olympic torch.

Former pro athletes, Languedoc wine and rugby legend Gérard Bertrand and NBA Hall of Famer-turned-vintner Tony Parker take their turn with the flame

• Kristen Bieler

As France gears up to host the summer Olympics in Paris this July, a number of former athletes–turned–wine producers got their chance to carry the famed torch as part of a longstanding tradition, the Olympic Torch Relay.

“I am very proud to carry the Olympic flame, firstly because I represent my territory, and above all because it symbolizes self-transcendence and the peace that we need in the world,” Gérard Bertrand , famed Languedoc winemaker , told Wine Spectator after he greeted the Olympic torch when it arrived in the city of Narbonne on May 16.

Before he became the world’s leading biodynamic winegrower , and led the revitalization of the underappreciated Languedoc region in Southern France with his collection of 17 wine estates, Bertrand played professional rugby, as a member of the RC Narbonne team and also Stade Français Paris Rugby.

Earlier this month, another famous French athlete, NBA legend Tony Parker , enjoyed the honor of torchbearer on May 9 in Marseille, where the flame had arrived by boat from Greece. Parker was inducted into the NBA Hall of Fame in 2023 after a successful career playing for the San Antonio Spurs, driving the team to four NBA championships. A French native, he has focused his post-basketball career on his wine estate, Château La Mascaronne , which he co-owns with wine entrepreneur Michel Reybier .

“There's an incredible energy. In that moment, you take pleasure,” Parker described. “There's no pressure, just excitement. For me, it's symbolic because it was my childhood friend, Gaëtan Müller , who got me started [in basketball]. We are now associated at ASVEL,” referring to the professional basketball team that Parker owns in Lyon, France. “Afterwards, I spoke to Nando de Colo , with whom we were European champions together.”

Traditionally lit in Olympia—the site of the ancient games in Greece—the torch is then carried on a long relay race to the location of the games. This year’s journey will feature 11,000 torchbearers who will cumulatively travel 7,500 miles, primarily on foot, to Paris. On June 9, the torch will travel to France’s overseas territories (French Guiana, Guadeloupe and Martinique, among others), then back to Nice and up to the Olympic stadium in Paris on July 26 for the opening ceremony of the games.

In order to showcase the beauty and diversity of the French landscape, the torch will detour to the Lascaux caves, the medieval city of Carcassonne and the Palace of Versailles, as well as visiting significant locations in history, including the Verdun Memorial and D-Day Landing Beach in Normandy.

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