Barrel-Making Tour at Château La Rose Perrière in Lussac
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; involves light walking and standing
Overview
Discover the subtle intersection of woodworking and winemaking at Château La Rose Perrière’s unique barrel-making tour near Saint-Denis-de-Pile. This three-hour experience combines craft, nature, and tasting to deepen your appreciation of Bordeaux wine.
Visite Chêne
A partir de 12 ans ! • 3h00 • Visite de la tonnellerie et du château
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About This Adventure
Embark on a unique 3-hour journey exploring the art of barrel-making at Tonnellerie Sylvain, just 8 km from Château La Rose Perrière. Enjoy an insightful tour of both the cooperage and the château, culminating in a delightful tasting experience, perfect for wine enthusiasts seeking to deepen their appreciation.
Durée : 3h00
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Description
Découvrez le processus de fabrication des barriques de notre chai en visitant la Tonnellerie Sylvain, située à 8 km de la propriété suivie d’une visite découverte du Château La Rose Perrière, de la barrique au verre.
Inclus
- La visite de la tonnellerie et du château ainsi qu'une dégustation
Exclus
- Les achats à la boutique
Important
Dégustation réservée aux personnes majeures
Lieu de rendez-vous
Accueil de la Tonnellerie Sylvain - 23 route de Lyon, 33910 Saint-Denis-de-Pile
Adventure Tips
Book in Advance
Slots for this 3-hour tour fill quickly, especially during peak season—reserve early to guarantee your spot.
Wear Comfortable Shoes
The tour includes walking through workshop floors and chateau grounds, so sturdy shoes are recommended.
Bring a Notebook
Take notes during demonstrations to remember coopering techniques and wine tasting details.
Transportation Tips
The cooperage is 8 km from the château; consider renting a car or arranging transport to fully enjoy the itinerary.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Songbirds common in the oak woodlands
- European hares inhabiting vineyard edges
History
The Lussac region, part of Bordeaux’s outer wine appellations, has a rich history of vineyard cultivation dating to the 18th century.
Conservation
Local cooperages like Tonnellerie Sylvain emphasize sustainable forest management to ensure oak resources remain renewable for future vintages.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable walking shoes
Provides support for walking on workshop floors and chateau grounds.
Light jacket or layers
Helps you stay comfortable in variable weather during indoor and outdoor segments.
spring|fall|winter specific
Notebook and pen
Useful for jotting down cooperage and wine tasting insights.
Water bottle
Stay hydrated during warmer visits, especially during the workshop tour.
summer|null specific