Beaujolais wine tours

Savour wines from Beaujolais

The Beaujolais wine region in south-eastern France is renowned for its light, fruity wines. For a romantic weekend, visit a Villié-Morgon winery with an independent winegrower, followed by a tasting on site, then settle into a sumptuous room at Château de Pizay. Or tour the historic cellars of Château de La Chaize in Odenas, followed by a tasting of three of the estate's wines.

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Saint-Amour wine trip

Discover the Beaujolais vineyards through unique wine experiences during a weekend. Learn about the terroir, around regional wines and cuisine.

2 days / 1 night from €315 pp

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Wine-tasting Beaujolais tour

Dive into the heart of the Beaujolais vineyard by tasting the wines and sharing the passion of the wine-mahers through amazing cellars tour.

2 days / 1 night from €200 pp

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Wine weekend around Fleurie

Take your friends on a getaway to Beaujolais, an opportunity for them to taste the great wines of this region and to discover the legendary hospitality of its winemakers. Weekend gift box to offer, valid for 18 months.

2 days / 1 night from €145 pp

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Romantic escape in Beaujolais

Discover Beaujolais as you’ve never seen before. Enjoy the calm and serenity of the region, taste the local food and wines in a friendly and warm spirit. Revitalise yourself in a gorgeous four-star Castle and its spa in the middle of the vineyards.

2 days / 1 night from €460 pp

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A day in the Beaujolais vineyard

Experience a full day immersed in the Beaujolais vineyards, amidst beautiful rolling wine country landscapes. On the agenda: vineyard tours, wine tastings, and lunch. The secrets of Beaujolais will soon be revealed to you!

1 day from €105 pp

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Lyon and Beaujolais Wine Tour

Explore the culinary and historical treasures of Lyon, a city with a unique charm. Stroll through its picturesque streets and savour its gourmet specialities. Extend your escape with a tour to the Beaujolais vineyards.

3 days / 2 nights from €725 pp

Beaujolais tour highlights

Don’t miss the big 5-day Beaujolais Nouveau celebrations every November with a wide range of festivities to choose from.
Travel along the 140-km Beaujolais Wine Route, and stop off anywhere, especially in the village of Vaux-en-Beaujolais, better known as “Clochemerle”, where the museum, carrousel and the Cave de Clochemerle wine cellar have lots of surprises in store.
A few other ideas: at the Carrières de Glay (stone quarry), immerse yourself in the past life of the stonecutters and sculptors, or explore the Mont Brouilly hill for a breathtaking panoramic view of the Beaujolais vineyards. As a bonus, after climbing the hill, go down to the ‘Espace des Brouilly’ and enjoy a wine tasting. The Espace Pierres Folles museum provides a wonderful introduction to the geology of the Beaujolais and Pierres Dorées (Golden Stones) area.

Beaujolais wines and appellations

Practically all of the 12 appellations in the Beaujolais vineyard are planted with the Gamay Noir, a red grape that produces wines with light tannins and aromas ranging from fresh red berries to more complex notes of spice and in some cases, even floral or earthy tones. Chardonnay is the most widely planted white grape variety worldwide and on Beaujolais terroirs, it reveals one of the Beaujolais region’s little-known gems – white wine. Each of the region’s appellations has distinct characteristics. Beaujolais AOC, the largest and most general, produces wines that are typically consumed young. Wines from the Beaujolais Villages AOC tend to have a bit more depth and structure. Out of the 10 Beaujolais Crus, the most famous are Morgon, Fleurie and Brouilly.

What’s cooking in the Beaujolais region?

On VINOTRIP wine tours, whether you’re attending the Bienvenue en Beaujonomie festival (held over a weekend each June) or simply dining out with friends, you’ll be able to sample delicious cuisine and Beaujolais wine pairings, generally designed to complement the light and fruity nature of the wines. A Beaujolais white can accompany a whole meal nicely, from pan-seared foie gras to roasted scallops, not to mention goat cheese. Beaujolais rosés and reds pair just as nicely with world cuisine, like stir-fried beef noodles, as they do with Lyonnais specialities. Wines from the Morgon appellation are often served with more filling dishes such as grilled meats or a rich cheese fondue, while Fleurie wines pair well with roasted chicken or grilled fish.

Beaujolais Wine Tours

Savour wines from Beaujolais

Saint-Amour wine trip

Wine-tasting Beaujolais tour

Wine weekend around Fleurie

Romantic escape in Beaujolais

A day in the Beaujolais vineyard

Lyon and Beaujolais Wine Tour

Beaujolais tour highlights

Beaujolais wines and appellations

What’s cooking in the Beaujolais region?

Getting to the Beaujolais region

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