Step into Bordeaux's smallest appellation for an engaging tour and tasting at Château Saint-Georges. Learn about the winemaking process and savor two exquisite vintages in a setting rich with tradition.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
1 hour
Fitness Level
No special fitness level required, comfortable walking needed
Wildlife
History
Bordeaux's wine heritage dates back over 2,000 years, with vineyards shaping the region’s reputation as a world-class wine producer.
Conservation
Château Saint-Georges employs sustainable viticulture practices, minimizing environmental impact and promoting ecological health.
Château Saint-Georges
Step into Bordeaux's smallest appellation for an engaging tour and tasting at Château Saint-Georges. Learn about the winemaking process and savor two exquisite vintages in a setting rich with tradition.
Château Saint‑Georges is a family-run wine estate located in Montagne, Nouvelle‑Aquitaine, within the Bordeaux region. The property offers guided experiences that showcase vineyard landscapes, barrel ageing, and tasting techniques. Visitors can choose from several curated experiences: Sensations et Saveurs (1 hour 15 minutes) with a blind tasting of two vintages, aromatic plant exploration and vineyard viewpoints; Terroir et Nectar (45–60 minutes) introducing seasonal vineyard work, grape-to-wine processes and a two-vintage tasting in the barrel room; L'Étape Vigneronne (2.5 hours) led by a vigneron with a barrel cellar tour, blind tasting of two vintages, and a picnic in the château park including a glass of wine and an interactive quiz; and Dégustation épicurienne - Vins & Fromages (1 hour 45 minutes) pairing two Merlot and two Cabernet selections with a platter of cheeses and charcuteries while explaining oak ageing.
Visits explain the estate’s emphasis on terroir and the grape varieties typical of the Montagne appellation, with practical demonstrations of key vinification steps and seasonal viticulture practices. Tours also include opportunities to view vineyard rows and the château’s architecture, enhancing the visitor experience each season.
Location
Montagne, Nouvelle‑Aquitaine
In the Bordeaux region
Tour Lengths
45 min–2.5 hr
Options for every schedule
Guided By
Vigneron & staff
On-site wine professionals
Tastings
Two–Four wines
Blind and paired formats
Book a tasting or full vineyard tour in Montagne, Nouvelle‑Aquitaine to explore barrel ageing, blind tastings and curated wine–food pairings.
Book in advance
Reserve your tour early as slots fill quickly, especially during peak season.
Wear comfortable shoes
Walkthrough vineyards and cellar areas require sturdy footwear for safety and comfort.
Sample with care
Taste wines slowly to appreciate their complexity; ask questions about each vintage.
Bring a notebook
Jot down tasting notes or questions to enhance your wine appreciation experience.
Comfortable walking shoes
Important for walking through vineyard paths and cellar areas comfortably.
Notebook and pen
Great for jotting down tasting notes and questions.
Sun protection
Protects against sun during vineyard strolls.
summer
Wine tasting glass
Optional if you wish to bring a personal glass for tasting or souvenir.