Château Olivier Walk & Wine Tasting in Léognan
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5–2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; casual walkers can comfortably complete the route with breaks.
Overview
Experience a walking trail through Château Olivier’s historic vineyards in Léognan, topped with a guided tour and tasting of exceptional local wines. A perfect blend of culture, nature, and fine wine awaits in southwestern France.
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About This Adventure
Experience a delightful wine tasting featuring three exquisite wines, including two prestigious Grands Crus Classés. Following the tasting, embark on a self-guided tour using your smartphone to explore Château Olivier's rich history, winemaking process, and biodiversity, making for an enriching and memorable visit.
Experience a delightful wine tasting featuring three exquisite wines, including two prestigious Grands Crus Classés. Following the tasting, embark on a self-guided tour using your smartphone to explore Château Olivier's rich history, winemaking process, and biodiversity, making for an enriching and memorable visit.
Adventure Tips
Wear sturdy walking shoes
The marked path includes gentle slopes through vineyard terrain and some uneven surfaces.
Bring a smartphone with charged battery
You’ll use the self-guided app to unlock detailed information and hidden spots on the estate.
Carry water and sun protection
Open vineyard areas offer little shade, especially in summer months, so hydration is key.
Plan for responsible wine tasting
If driving, arrange alternative transport after your tasting session to ensure safety.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- European green woodpecker
- Common chiffchaff
History
The estate dates back to the 14th century, with ties to Edward, the Black Prince, whose presence in the region during the Hundred Years’ War shaped local lore.
Conservation
Château Olivier emphasizes sustainable viticulture practices that protect soil health and biodiversity within the vineyards and surrounding natural areas.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable walking shoes
Protects your feet on uneven vineyard paths and gravel sections.
Sunhat and sunscreen
Important for sun protection on exposed sections of the trail.
summer specific
Smartphone with tour app
Enables access to the smartphone-guided tour and detailed estate insights.
Water bottle
Staying hydrated is crucial, especially during warmer months and outdoor tastings.
summer|null specific