Tailor-Made Burgundy
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Known for its rich history, stunning landscapes, and world-renowned wines, Burgundy exudes elegance and terroir.
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Burgundy
Located in central-eastern France, Burgundy is home to the world's most prestigious wineries. Its exceptional terroir gives rise to wines celebrated for their intricate flavors, making it a top destination for oenophiles. Imagine exploring the picturesque vineyards and hidden gems on a private tour of Burgundy by day and spending your evenings walking charming streets and indulging in exquisite local cuisine.
Burgundy blends excellent wine experiences with its treasure trove of art and history, drawing visitors with its deep cultural heritage. From the Dukes of Burgundy's palaces to ancient abbeys like Fontenay, a UNESCO site telling medieval tales, the region is steeped in history. Art enthusiasts will be captivated by Renaissance artworks in Burgundy's museums and churches. The Hospices de Beaune, known for its glazed tile roofs, offers a glimpse into Burgundy's past and showcases Northern Renaissance art.
Every cobblestone street, every rustic village church, and every grandiose chateau tells a story, making Burgundy an endlessly fascinating destination for those who seek to immerse themselves in the beauty of French art and history.
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French Grape Varieties:
- Bordeaux Bordeaux
- Burgundy Burgundy
- Champagne Champagne
- Provence Provence
- Loire Valley Loire Valley
- Alsace Alsace
- Lyon Lyon
- Corsica Corsica
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Burgundy
Burgundy boasts a vinification history that stretches back to the Middle Ages. Predominantly made from Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, many vintages express complexity and elegance and reflect the unique terroir. Some of the vines in Burgundy are over 100 years old, producing exceptional grapes that create some of the world's most sought-after wines.
The Côte d'Or region, located in the heart of Burgundy, is home to some of the most prestigious vineyards in the world. From Gevrey-Chambertin to Meursault, this stretch of land produces exquisite wines that are highly coveted by collectors and connoisseurs alike.
Highlights
Sip Grand Cru: Immerse yourselves in the highest quality wines with a winemaker at the base of the famous Corton Hill.
Choose food with the locals: Visit the lively Beaune market to buy local ingredients for a cooking class followed by lunch in a chef’s home.
Deep-rooted winemaking: Enjoy a vertical wine tasting and explore the essence of Burgundy’s terroir with a winemaker.
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Try Your Hand at Burgundian Cooking
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Visit the lively Beaune market to buy local ingredients and learn local tips and tricks to acquire the freshest produce. Laden with ingredients, walk with the chef to your private kitchen. The menu you will create is seasonal and market-inspired and highlights the small artisan food producers of the region.
Throughout the experience, your chef will share her passion for food as well as french cooking techniques and Burgundian secrets. After the lesson, enjoy the fruits of your labor while your chef serves some of their favorite Burgundian wines.
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Experience an Aloxe-Corton Tasting
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Explore a 14th-century cellar nestled at the foot of Corton's hill, followed by a delightful tasting of premier and grand cru wines. At Domaine Chapuis, a cherished estate passed down through generations since 1850, indulge in a private tour of their cellars in the enchanting Aloxe-Corton of the Cote de Beaune region.
Don't miss the chance to savor the exquisite Corton-Languettes wine, an exclusive masterpiece produced only by two esteemed estates.
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Stay at Hostellerie Levernois
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Nestled in a bucolic setting of a 6-hectare park, the Hostellerie de Levernois cultivates a simple and elegant lifestyle. Experience the authentic charm of a beautiful 18th-century mansion composed of 3 buildings in harmony with the Burgundy nature.
There is a Michelin-starred gastronomic restaurant onsite with a thousand-and-one-bottle cellar, a bistro, and a 30-meter-long swimming pool. Sheltered from urban turmoil, but very close to major tourist sites of Burgundy, it is the perfect place for a romantic getaway, a family stay, or an epicurean weekend to discover the nectars of Burgundy.
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Stay at l'Hôtel de Beaune
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L’Hôtel de Beaune is an exceptional luxuriously restored XIXth century house with its own courtyard. Set in the heart of Beaune with 10 exclusive rooms, it offers the highest standard of comfort and service. L'Hôtel is renowned for its privacy and the personalized service it gives to guests.
The on-site restaurant, Le Bistro de L’Hôtel, is the perfect place to celebrate the French culture and its art of living. Thanks to le ‘Menu Dégustation’ guests will discover specialities such as “L’œuf Cocotte façon d’Alba à la Truffe Mélanosporum,” le “Bar de Ligne Entier Grillé,” and “le Poulet de Bresse”. The menu is updated every day with the freshest products. The Bistro’s Wine list has been rewarded for the past 8 years by the magazine Wine Spectator.
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I waited 50 years to travel to France. I imagined every detail to make my dream trip come true. I needed help in making the dream a reality.
From my first phone call to IntoThe Vineyard and meeting Morgan, to actually sitting in a vineyard in Provence sipping a chardonnay, they held my hand and planned each beautiful step. They listened to me and tailored exactly the trip I wanted. I chose to do it as a solo trip but never felt alone. The accommodations, drivers, and details all made for a flawless first-time international trip.
Sherrie Frame -
Madison Dreith and her team did an outstanding job of arranging a memorable visit to the Bordeaux region of France, as well as a one-day "foodie" tour of Paris. It was so easy to enjoy the trip when we had drivers who knew the area to take us to the different wineries. The restaurants selected for us to have our lunches were outstanding as well. Into the Vinyard allowed us to fully enjoy our time in Bordeaux.
Debby Kirkman -
We thoroughly enjoyed the tour in Bordeaux. This tour was in August so we know it was a challenge. But their delivery was World Class.The service people lined up by Into the Vineyard were engaging, thoughtful and respectful. The two hotels, although small both in number of rooms and room size, were quaint. Their breakfasts and afternoon beverage arrangements were a nice touch. The specific wine tours had much more of an educational tone to them as compared with other wine tours we experienced previously. A unique aspect of the week was a side boat trip in Archachon. It was an interesting break from the wine tours and the boat captain was incredibly humorous. Recommend this tour and this tour company highly!
Mark Johnson -
Booked us an amazing trip to Champagne and Corsica. We were so impressed by the quality of the hotels they recommended and the guides they paired us up with. Not only did they arrange fantastic tours of well-known wineries but also small independent ones. Super professional and their attention to detail was great. Corsica was suggested to us and was everything we wanted and more!
Andrea Klein -
We just had an amazing trip to France/Spain to celebrate our 10-year wedding anniversary. I want to thank Into the Vineyard as they picked wonderful spots for us to stay along with some amazing adventures.
Colin heard our desires and was able to point us in the right direction so that we could enjoy the experience without being constantly on the move. The part I really appreciated was that we wanted wine activities, primarily in Bordeaux, but had enough experience to plan non-wine day tours for us in the other cities, such as a Tapas tour and a cheese/barkery/chocolate tour.
Brad Janitz