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Top wine Tours
wineaffinity.fr
Private Guide with wine expert and Chinese or Russian interpreter
Bordeaux is the largest AOC region in France, in terms of both volume and value. It is home to many of the most prestigious names in fine wines. The passion and the quality of its wine, and the wide range and variety of its blend, make this region is very legitimately sought by the major wine lovers around the world.
Bordeaux est la plus grande région AOC de France, tant en volume qu'en valeur. Il abrite nombre des noms les plus prestigieux des grands vins. La passion et la qualité de son vin, ainsi que la large gamme et la variété de son assemblage, font de cette région une région très légitimement recherchée par les grands amateurs de vins du monde entier.
Inimitable wines, from unique terroirs called "Climates": a mosaic of small plots of land worked so carefully through the centuries and giving birth to Grands Crus. There is no better way to understand the complexity and nuances of its land than visiting Burgundy, one of the wine regions of France's most prestigious. Des vins inimitables, issus de terroirs uniques appelés « Climats » : une mosaïque de petites parcelles travaillées avec tant de soin à travers les siècles et donnant naissance à des Grands Crus. Rien de mieux pour appréhender la complexité et les nuances de son terroir que de visiter la Bourgogne, l'une des régions viticoles les plus prestigieuses de France.
Incredible Trip in Paris & Champagne
Champagne is a unique wine in so many ways. It is the only one region in the world that focuses exclusively on sparkling wine, it is dominated by big brands and it is intrinsically linked to the spirit of celebration. Begin this incredible trip visiting Paris the wonderfull city of all festivities and pleasure. Le champagne est un vin unique à bien des égards. C'est la seule région au monde qui se concentre exclusivement sur les vins effervescents, elle est dominée par de grandes marques et elle est intrinsèquement liée à l'esprit de fête. Commencez cet incroyable voyage en visitant Paris la ville merveilleuse de toutes les festivités et plaisirs.
It is not uncommon to find wine estates in Tuscany that have been in family ownership for more than five centuries. Here, more than anywhere, the ancient civilisations of Italy appear to have ceded little to the passage of time. The region's ravishing countryside has attracted tourists since several centuries and the landscapes of cypress trees, ochre hills, vineyards and olive groves appear like in a painting of Renaissance.
Il n'est pas rare de trouver en Toscane des domaines viticoles qui appartiennent à la famille depuis plus de cinq siècles. Ici, plus qu'ailleurs, les civilisations antiques de l'Italie semblent avoir peu cédé au passage du temps. La ravissante campagne de la région attire les touristes depuis plusieurs siècles et les paysages de cyprès, de collines ocres, de vignes et d'oliveraies apparaissent comme dans un tableau de la Renaissance.
Veneto is Italy's largest wine producing region and also its biggest producer of DOC wine. It is home to two of Italy's best known exports, Soave and Valpolicella. Vineyards hug the foothills of the Dolomites from Lake Garda across to the river Piave north of Venice. Have a delicious trip in the center of Venice and visit the famous "cité des Doges". La Vénétie est la plus grande région viticole d'Italie et aussi son plus grand producteur de vin DOC. Il abrite deux des exportations italiennes les plus connues, Soave et Valpolicella. Les vignobles embrassent les contreforts des Dolomites du lac de Garde à la rivière Piave au nord de Venise. Faites un délicieux voyage dans le centre de Venise et visitez la célèbre "cité des Doges".
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Vins du Sud, Rhône & Provence
Vins et Gastronomie du Sud Ouest
Vignobles du Piemont
Food & Wine sur la Riviera ligure
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Casale vinicola del Veneto
Private Guide with wine expert and chinese or russian interpreter
- Visit to vineyards, wineries and tasting wines in different wine regions of France and Italy.
- Knowledge of soils, discover the regional gastronomy, culture and local traditions, with a wine expert guide in English and a Chinese or Rusian interpreter.
- Welcome and hospitality in families of winemakers. The visits give priority to human contact and sharing a passion for wine professionals.
Travel in small groups till 8 to 10 guestsVeneto is Italy's largest wine producing region and also its biggest producer of DOC wine. It is home to two of Italy's best known exports, Soave and Valpolicella. Vineyards hug the foothills of the Dolomites from Lake Garda across to the river Piave north of Venice. The most intense plantings encircle Verona. Valpolicella is the second most important red DOC after Chianti. The vineyards lie in a band north of Verona on limestone and granite slopes, planted with the Corvina grape. Bardolino is similar to Valpolicella but is produced from grapes grown on a glacial moraine boarding Lake Garda. Soave DOC is quantitatively Italy's most important white wine. Prosecco has enjoyed a remarkable renaissance in popularity in recent years. There are delimited regions: Prosecco DOC which covers a wide area of the Veneto and Friuly, and the higher quality Conegliano-Valdobbiadenne DOCG area.
Day 1: Your arrival in Verona
We pick up you at the airtport or railway station and conduce you to your hotel. You'll install in a very confortable hotel in the center of an ancient and touristic town and then you'll walk in the small streets of this very beautiful historical city. Dinner in a gourmet restaurant.
Day 2: Valpolicella & Amarone Wine
Valpolicella, which means "valley of many cellars", is home to a series of red grapes, most of which have unclear origins and are rarely found elsewhere in Italy. Corvina, a dark-berried, thick-skinned variety, is the principal grape in red Valpolicella Classico DOC wines, forming the backbone of the blend with its firm tannins and rich, smokly, red-cherry scent. Arrival at Pedemonte and visit to the Stefano Accordini winery. Where you can visit the vineyards and the cellar, finally wine tasting. Light lunch at a local restaurant. Driving, on the afternoon, along the hills where you can see the different type of vineyard. We'll visit celebrated vineyards where Amarone di Valpolicella DOCG is made. Its method of production dates back to Roman times. Explore the vineyards with winemaker of the Azienda agricola where you can meet the wine grower who will be explaining the different techniques of viticulture. Return at the hotel in Verona. (Dinner at your own)
Day 3: Sparkling Prosecco
The Prosecco region is a picturesque area that lies just an hour’s drive northeast of Venice itself.
The excursion to the Prosecco hills takes us northeast of Venice, through the countryside near Valdobbiadene. Here you visit with one of the top wine producers of Prosecco Valdobbiadene DOCG where we learn about the traditional production methods, followed by a guided wine tasting.
Next you stop for lunch at one of the most historic Frasche, which are simple rustic trattorias, specializing in the simple local cuisine. You continue on your journey, stopping to visit Azienda agricola Bedin in Asolo Prosecco DOCG, followed by a wine tasting.
Prosecco is one of the most famous sparkling wines produced in Italy, and is well known for its fruity aromas and its charming unpretentiousness. In the Veneto, the locals pair their beloved Prosecco with many types of dishes, and on its own for a pleasant aperitivo. The appreciation of this wines lovely bubbles and honest character has spread to the rest of Italy, Europe and further abroad.
Install in a charming hotel in Colli Asolani. Dinner at your own.
Day 4: Venice Wine Tasting
Discover a hidden Venice when you participate in a unique wine tour which allows you a glimpse into the history, culture and traditions of the region. Enjoy a slice of local life while you tour a hidden corner of the city.
Your wine tasting tour will take you to three different enoteche (wine bars), set in authentic areas of Venice, well off the beaten path. Tours begin in enoteche "Al prosecco" in Santa Crocce, "Ai Artisti" in Orsoduro and enotecha "San Marco". Have a delicious lunch in center of Venice and visit the famous « citta dei Dogi »
The Classic wine tasting includes different wines from the Tri-Veneto area (the area formerly ruled by the Venetian Republic). Each wine is paired with small Venetian appetizers, called "cicchetti". Examples of the quality wines you will taste are Prosecco and Tocai (white wines), Refosco and Ripasso della Valpolicella (red wines), though the selection available may be subject to change. On the evening have a gourmet dinner in Venice. Then return at the hotel.Day 5: Departure
After a final delicious breakfast in your hotel, you can continue on to other destinations - Bon Voyage!
Includes:
Four nights in a hotel in the category of your choice
Four French breakfast
Three gourmet lunches
Two dinners (drinks are not included with lunch and dinner)
English speaking guide and a wine expert Chinese interpreter for three whole days (2, 3 and 4 days).
Wine tastings and visits described
The wine courses
Transport by luxury car to visit the vineyards.
Claude Massoc 00 33 (0) 603 452 601
contact@wineaffinity.fr
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Finest wines of Toscana
Private Guide with wine expert and Chinese or Russian interpreter
- Visit to vineyards, wineries and tasting wines in different wine regions of France and Italy.
- Knowledge of soils, discover the regional gastronomy, culture and local traditions, with a wine expert guide in English and a Chinese or Russian interpreter.
- Welcome and hospitality in families of winemakers. The visits give priority to human contact and sharing a passion for wine professionals.Travel in small groups till 8 to 10 guests
It is not uncommon to find wine estates in Tuscany that have been in family ownership for more than five centuries. Here, more than anywhere, the ancient civilisations of italy appear to have ceded little to the passage of time. The region's ravishing coutryside has attracting tourists since a long time and the landscapes of cypress trees, ochre hills, vineyards and olive groves appear like in a painting of Renaissance. Like everywhere else, quality can vary enormously but the best wines have an aristocratic bearing not found elsewhere.
Day 1: Your arrival in Florence
We pick up you at the airtport or railway station and conduce you to your hotel. You'll install in a very confortable hotel in the center of an ancient and touristic town and then you'll walk in the small streets of this very beautiful medieval city. Dinner in a gourmet restaurant.
Day 2: The famous wines of Chianti
The most famous of all Tuscan wines is Chianti, a red wine produced in the higher part of Tuscany region. Chianti is made from the Sangiovese grape, which has elements of fruit and spices, and varies greatly in quality. There is a distinction between Chianti and Chianti Classico – wines from the latter being produced in a region known for producing ‘Chianti’ prior to the new 1932 classification. It is often felt that these wines are of a higher standard. We suggest you a tour in the heart of the Chianti Classico area. A charming trip through the beautiful hills of Chianti area will allow us to visit and tasting the finest wines of two selected wineries. We have a light lunch in a little village and return on the evening to the hotel at Florence. (Dinner at your own).
Day 3: Two great Sangiovese DOCG's
Today we will discover in the south of Siena a pair of Sangiovese only DOCG's. It will be a pleasure for all those people that really likes full body wines.In the morning, we have the chance to visit small wineries that produce the finest Brunello di Montalcino. We also have the opportunity to meet the owners of the wineries who will be proud to explain the wine making process and will lead you to the wine tasting of Brunello DOCG and Rosso di Montalcino DOC wines. We have a fine lunch with traditional meals of Tuscany.
And the afternoon, we visit other casa vinicola in the south part of Tuscany with the famous Vino Nobile di Montepulciano DOCG produced around the town of Montepulciano to the east of Montalcino. It matures more quickly but lacks the finesse of Brunello. Return on the evening to your hotel at Florence. (Diner at your own).
Day 4: Vernaccia di San Giminiano
Today's tour is for people who are interested in discovering the red of Tuscany along with the famous white Vernaccia di San Gimignano. You will be guided in a full day excursion to visit a small winery in Chianti area. Here you will have a great chance to talk with the owner who will explain all the secrets of its wines. We can also stop in the winery for a light lunch. In the afternoon we will continue to the second winery which is located not far away San Giminiano. This area is known for the Vernaccia di San Gimignano which is a white wine made from grapes grown around on the hill side of this famous town. We cannot go away without seeing this picturesque town of San Giminiano known all over the world for its medieval streets and its typical products. We have a dinner in a gourmet restaurant.Day 5: Departure
After a final delicious breakfast in your hotel, you can continue on to other destinations - Bon Voyage!
Includes:
Four nights in a hotel in the category of your choice
Four French breakfast
Three gourmet lunches
Two dinners (drinks are not included with lunch and dinner)
English speaking guide and a wine expert Chinese interpreter for three whole days (2, 3 and 4 days).
Wine tastings and visits described
The wine courses
Transport by luxury car to visit the vineyards.
Claude Massoc 00 33 (0) 603 452 601
contact@wineaffinity.fr
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Incredible trip in Paris & Champagne
Private Guided Wine Tour (english and chinese)-
Tour highlights include a 3-full day experience of the legendary Champagne wine culture
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Visit to prestigious champagne producers and tastings of the most illustrious vintages from Veuve Clicquot to Moët & Chandon via the fabulous Dom Perignon.
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Also including are luxury accommodations, a private driver and specialized guide and all entrance fees and taxes. All tours are customized to meet your personal specifications.
Travel in small groups till 8 to 10 guests.
Day 1: Arrival in Paris
Celebrate your arrival in Paris at the Hotel with a cup of Champagne. On the evening, a little trip with your guide/driver in Paris by night to see the famous Eiffel tower and the wonderful Champs-Elysées. Dinner in a gourmet restaurant.
Day 2: Route du Champagne
After your first lovely french breakfast visit the vaulted wine cellars of the Musée du Vin to learn all you need to know about the basics of wine-making before embarking on your private tour. Then follow the picturesque Route de Champagne as it winds through vineyards and hilltop villages. Arrival on the evening in Reims, the capital of Champagne (80 miles east of Paris). Install in a confortable and elegant hotel in the center of Reims.
Day 3: Visit Veuve Clicquot at Reims
Visit the exceptional cellars at nearby Veuve Clicquot and attend a degustation of their celebrated millésimes (best years of champagne production). Enjoy lunch at the restaurant in the vineyards of the Montagne de Reims. Seize the opportunity to taste La Grande Dame, Veuve Cliquot’s most prized champagne!
A trip to Reims would not be complete without a visit to NotreDame de Reims, the magnificent Gothic Cathedral, where the kings of France were crowned.
Day 4: Visit Moët et Chandon at Epernay
On the mythic route du Champagne stop at Hautvillers to visit the tomb of Dom Pérignon, the monk who made huge contributions to the process of making champagne.On these Côte des Blancs hillsides, thousands of local producers grow the Chardonnay grapes that compose this fabled drink. Stop to meet them, learn about their time-honored growing and harvesting methods and, if time permits, sample their champagne.
At Epernay, stop at Moët et Chandon for a private tour of their oldest cellars to gain invaluable insights into the making of this prestigious label. Your specialist guide will demonstrate their processing and bottling methods and explain why Moët et Chandon’s quality stems from the skill of oenologists and the experience of cellar masters through generations.
Taste one of the finest Dom Perignon vintages in a private salon with your own sommelier. Learn why its cuvée Dom Pérignon is made only in the best vintage years from 100% Grand Cru grapes.
Day 5 : Departure
AfterA final delicious breakfast in your hotel, you can continue on to other travels
Bon Voyage!Includes
Four nights in hotel standard of your choice
Four french breakfasts
Three gastronomic lunches
Two dinners (drinks not included with the lunches and dinners)
English speaking wine expert driver/guide for three fully guided days on Days 2, 3 and 4
Wine tastings and visits as described
Wine making course
Use of a comfortable private vehicle for your explorations of the vineyards
Claude Massoc 00 33 (0) 603 452 601
contact@wineaffinity.fr
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