Arrival to Chablis. Enjoy a private hotel pick-up and travel to the Chablis region with your professional driver-guide (about 2h30 from Paris or 1h30 from Dijon or Beaune), admiring the vineyards of Northern Burgundy along the way.

Chablis vineyards & tastings. Visit at least three renowned estates such as Clothilde Davenne, Jean-Marc Brocard, Maison Régnard, or family-run domains like Louis Michel et Fils. Enjoy guided cellar visits and tastings of around ten wines, including Petit Chablis, Chablis, Chablis Premier Cru, and Chablis Grand Cru.

Terroir & winemaking. Learn about traditional winemaking techniques and discover how Chablis’ unique limestone terroir shapes the character and minerality of its celebrated Chardonnay wines.

Village of Chablis. Stroll through the charming wine village along the Serein River, discovering historic streets, local wine shops, and the Saint-Martin Collegiate Church.

Return journey. Conclude your day with a scenic drive back to Paris, Dijon, or Beaune, reflecting on a memorable immersion into the wines and landscapes of Northern Burgundy.

Arrival to Beaune. Enjoy a private hotel pick-up and travel to the Beaune region with your professional driver-guide (around 3h30 from Paris), or begin your tour directly from Dijon or Beaune.

The Route des Grands Crus. Embark on a scenic journey along Burgundy’s legendary wine road, often called the “Champs-Élysées of Burgundy,” passing through the prestigious Côte de Nuits vineyards.

Romanée-Conti stop. Pause at the iconic Romanée-Conti vineyard, a tiny 4.5-acre plot producing one of the world’s most coveted and expensive wines.

Grand Cru tastings. Visit at least three renowned estates — such as Domaine Chanson, Dufouleur Frères, Château de Corton André, or Caveau d’Aloxe Corton — for Premier and Grand Cru tastings in historic cellars.

Legendary appellations. Savor exceptional Pinot Noir wines from celebrated villages including Gevrey-Chambertin, Vosne-Romanée, and Nuits-Saint-Georges while learning about Burgundy’s unique concept of terroir.

Lunch along the vineyards. Enjoy a refined local lunch in a charming village along La Route des Grands Crus, surrounded by rolling vineyards and historic estates.

Clos de Vougeot. Stop at the remarkable Château du Clos de Vougeot, a 900-year-old Cistercian abbey once at the heart of Burgundy’s wine production.

Beaune discovery. Explore the charming town of Beaune, including the famous 15th-century Hospices de Beaune and its historic wine cellars.

Return journey. Conclude your day with a scenic drive back to Paris (around 2h30), Dijon or Beaune, or choose to stay overnight in the region to continue exploring Burgundy.

Arrival to Sancerre. Enjoy a private hotel pick-up and travel to the Sancerre wine region with your professional driver-guide (around 2h30 from Paris or Tours, or 1h30 from Bourges and the Loire Valley), passing through the gentle countryside of central France.

The Sancerre terroirs. Discover the three iconic terroirs of Sancerre — Kimmeridgian clay, flint (silex), and limestone — which give the region’s Sauvignon Blanc wines their renowned freshness, purity, and elegance.

Renowned winery tastings. Visit two of the respected estates such as Domaine Vacheron, Famille Bourgeois, Alphonse Mellot, Pascal et Nicolas Reverdy, or Franck et Sylvain Godon for guided cellar tours and curated tastings.

Family-run estate & lunch. Stop at a charming family winery for a more intimate visit of the vineyards and cellar, followed by a traditional local lunch paired with Sancerre wines and the region’s celebrated goat cheese, Crottin de Chavignol.

Village of Sancerre. Explore the historic hilltop town of Sancerre, with its medieval heritage dating back to the 12th century, charming streets, château, and numerous wine producers.

Vineyard viewpoints. Enjoy spectacular photo opportunities from panoramic viewpoints overlooking the Loire Valley and the surrounding vineyards.

Return journey. Conclude your day with a scenic drive back to Paris (around 2h30), Dijon or Beaune, or choose to stay overnight in the Sancerre region to explore further.