A Burgundy wine weekend for travellers from the United Kingdom
Plan my Burgundy wine weekendPrivate & bespoke wine tours since 1999A few well-planned days can give Burgundy a lasting place in your wine knowledge. Bourgogne Gold Tour offers a private way to explore, with a programme that makes room for the vineyard, the tasting glass and the rest of your break.
Make a short break feel unhurried
For a weekend, choose your main interest before adding more stops. You might spend one day in the vineyard and another exploring the town, or arrange two excursions with a different focus on each day.
A short stay works best when arrival and departure are settled before appointments are fixed. Send your hotel details and travel plans so that pickup, luggage and your final return can be discussed together.
Match the wine experience to your interests
A first visit might explore how Burgundy labels connect wines to their places. A return trip could give more attention to one wine area, a style you enjoy or a more specialised tasting selection.
If you have a particular Grand Cru or vintage in mind, include it in your request. The proposal should distinguish your wish list from the bottles and appointments actually confirmed.
Leave room for lunch and heritage
A meal can be a central part of your break rather than an afterthought between tastings. Ask which arrangements would fit the route and what is included.
For a visit to Clos de Vougeot, specify whether you want the château experience, a tasting or La Table de Léonce. A weekend date does not by itself establish that each formula is available.
The site presents tours throughout the year, with specific conditions for some formulas. Ask about availability and the minimum party size for your selected date.
Yes, discuss pickup at Beaune or Dijon and confirm the rendezvous before purchasing or fixing your travel tickets.
No such inclusion is implied. The proposal must identify the local services and any additional travel arrangements separately.
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