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Destination Vignobles DESTINATION VIGNOBLES Our favorites Bordeaux, Bergerac, Cognac and other vineyards in South West France 2019 2 www.nouvelle-aquitaine-tourisme.com www.nouvelle-aquitaine-tourisme.com Editorial @VisitNAquitaine The largest region in France, Nouvelle-Aquitaine is as diverse as it is surprising. Nature, open spaces, world-famous vineyards, dynamic towns, legendary beaches, exceptional cultural and gastronomic heritage... whatever your holiday style, there is a destination made for you. All these treasures are what make the region the number one destination for French tourists and an unmissable attraction for international travellers who want to experience everything the “French art of living” has to offer. From Pays Basque to Bordeaux, from Cognac to the Loire Valley foothills, through Bergerac and Périgord Pourpre (Dordogne Valley), Jurançon (Pay-Pyrénées) or the Landes d’Armagnac, each destination offers an infinite variety of flavours Régine Marchand and wine and spirit-related activities. Wine-lovers can enjoy a whole range of President of the dedicated tourist circuits by travelling along one of the six “Bordeaux Wine Nouvelle- Aquitaine Regional Tourism Board Routes”. They can also walk and cycle in the vineyards of the Pyrenean foothills or the Ré and Oléron Islands. Others will prefer to take a boat trip up the Lot and Garonne Valleys, as well as the Charente Valley, to discover its famous “liqueur of the gods” (another name for Cognac given by the famous writter V. Hugo). Stop by the Cité du Vin (Bordeaux) to improve your knowledge of the winegrowing world and enjoy a tasting, with a 360-degree view of the Garonne. You can also try your hand as an apprentice grape-picker or oenologist by attending the many workshops and masterclasses offered by the various Châteaux, Cellars and wine estates. The more adventurous among you can discover the many mysteries of the vines with an Escape Game or a memorable treasure hunt. A particularly good way to do this is with the free mobile app Terra Aventura, which has already won over 700,000 French and English-speaking players. Our region is founded on a communal, festive, welcoming and gastronomic spirit. A “quality of life” spirit that’s also evident in our gastronomy and our art of dining. Michel DURRIEU Nouvelle-Aquitaine is THE unmissable destination for that special French art of Managing Director of the living, THE destination for authenticity and new experiences, THE destination for Nouvelle- Aquitaine Regional Tourism Board an innovative, sustainable and forward-looking tourism offering. So we look forward to seeing you soon in Nouvelle-Aquitaine. www.nouvelle-aquitaine-tourisme.com www.nouvelle-aquitaine-tourisme.com 3 Château Feely Château Vénus Château Guiraud THREE NATIONAL WINE TOURISM TROPHIES « GOLD » 2019 IN THE REGION Château Feely Château Guiraud Château Venus Saussignac Category Wine tourism Category Creative and Category Pedagogy and restaurant original activities sustainable practice With it’s restaurant la With the flights over the With visits around the Chapelle vineyards. making of bio-wine. www.lachapelledeguiraud.com www.chateauvenus.com chateaufeely.com FIVE NATIONAL WINE TOURISM TROPHIES IN THE OTHER CATEGORIES Château Smith Haut Lafitte Category Art and culture Château Prieuré Lichine Château Prieuré Château Smith Haut Laftte Château Prieuré Lichine Category business wine tourism and private events Château Les Carmes Haut Brion Château Climens Category Architecture and landscapes Château Les Carmes Haut Brion Château Climens Category Pedagogy and sustainable practice Château d’Agassac Category Vineyard with family AND TWO JURY SPECIAL PRICE La Cité du Vin For the international influence La Cité du vin Musée Hennessy La Maison Hennessy For the wine tourism involvement 4 www.nouvelle-aquitaine-tourisme.com Key figures 1 UNESCO world biosphere reserve 14 UNESCO world : Vallée de la Dordogne heritage sites (France’s largest amount) 26 «Plus beaux villages de France» 51 Surfing spots +50 23 “Petites cités de Michelin-starred Caractère” restaurants Labeled cities 9 Airports 1347 Tourism and Disability Labeled Sites Quality Tourism 501 97 European eco-label Labeled Sites accommodation sites Kms of coastline 750 28 “Art and History” towns 40 Ports Millions of wine tourism 6,2visitors 1150 Wineries and professional labeled www.nouvelle-aquitaine-tourisme.com www.nouvelle-aquitaine-tourisme.com 5 Loire Anjou E 62 A 10 NOUVELLE-AQUITAINE Châtellerault Bressuire Haut Poitou Parthenay Niort - La Vienne Marais POITIERS Poitevin La Sè ise A 10 vr iorta Poitiers - e N Futuroscope A 20 Parc Naturel NIORT Ars-en-Ré Régional N 10 N 145 Guéret Île de Ré du Marais Poitevin A 10 E 62 a Cha L ren La Creuse LA ROCHELLE te Surgères La Rochelle - Limoges A 837 10 Aubusson Île de Ré Saint-Jean Rochechouart Île d’Oléron Rochefort d’Angely Parc Naturel Angoulême Saint-Junien N 141 Régional de LIMOGES Millevaches Saintes 7 en Limousin COGNAC Parc Royan Naturel Cognac Régional Vassivière ANGOULÊME Périgord Plateau de Cognac Limousin A 20 Millevaches Soulac- Pineau des Charentes sur-Mer Nontron Médoc Jonzac A 10 Brantôme A 89 5 Vallée de la Tulle Pauillac Blaye E 606 Dordogne Côte Atlantique Côtes de Bordeaux L’Isle Parc A 89 Blaye Brive-la-Gaillarde Naturel PÉRIGUEUX 6 Castillon OCEAN Régional Bourg Vins de Corrèze ATLANTIQUE du Médoc Saint-Emilion Côtes de Bordeaux Pomerol 4 Fronsac Lacanau Océan Bordeaux Libourne Sarlat Lacanau 3 Saint-Émilion Bergerac BORDEAUX Bergerac La Dordogne La Garonne Entre-Deux-Mers 8 Graves Sainte-Croix-Du-Mont Sauternes et Loupiac Duras Cap-Ferret 1 A 62 2 Marmandais Arcachon Langon L’Eyre Sauternes Marmande Le Lot WC Biscarrosse Bordeaux et Vallées du Lot Bordeaux Supérieur et de la Garonne A 62 VIGNOBLES LABÉLISÉS VIGNOBLES & DÉCOUVERTES Parc Buzet- Naturel A 65 sur-Baïse VINEYARD LABELED VIGNOBLES & DÉCOUVERTESS Régional Mimizan des Landes Armagnac et Buzet AGEN es routes du vin de Bordeau en raves et auternes A 63 de Gascogne Floc de 1 Bordeaus ine routes in Graves and Sauternes Gascogne Brulhois es routes du vin de Bordeau en ntre-deu-Mers Labastide- La Baïse 2 Bordeaus ine routes in ntre eu Mers Landes - d’Armagnac es routes du vin de Bordeau - Bordeau orte du vignole Armagnac 3 Bordeaus ine routes in Bordeau ateay to the vineyards le Lot Mont-de-Marsan 4 es Routes du vin de Bordeau aint-milion Pomerol ronsac Bordeaus ine routes in Saint milion Pomerol Fronsac DAX L’Adour Tursan 5 es routes du vin de Bordeau en Mdoc Aire-sur-l’Adour Bordeaus ine routes in Medoc Côte Atlantique 6 es routes du vin de Bordeau en Blaye Bourg Bordeaus ine routes in Blaye and Bourg BAYONNE AOC Béarn Madiran 7 ignole de ognac Conac vineyards BIARRITZ Orthez A 64 Route des ins de Bergerac Duras Saint-Jean-de-Luz 8 Pays PAU Bereracuras ine route Hendaye 9 Jurançon Basque 9 uranon Barn Prnes uranon Béarn Pyrenees Saint-Jean- Jurançon Pied-de-Port 10 e vignole de lle dlron Irouléguy Pau - Le Gave léron island vineyard Pyrénées de Pau SITES REMARQUABLES OUTSTANDING SITES Parc National des Pyrénées Cognac To destinations de Nouvelle-Aquitaine - ouvelleuitaine to destination Voie de chemin de fer - ailay lines ESPAGNE Autoroute - Motorays Voies fluviales - Waterays Aroort - irort illes rinciales - Maor cities Patrimoine Mondial de lN - SC orld Heritae 6 Parc Naturel Rgional -www.nouvelle-aquitaine-tourisme.com eional nature arc Contents 8 Vineyards labeled “Vignobles et découvertes” 8 Bordeaux gateway to the vineyards 10 Bordeaux Wine Routes in Graves & Sauternes 12 Bordeaux Wine Routes in Saint-Emilion, Pomerol, Fronsac 14 Bordeaux Wine Routes in Entre-deux-Mers 16 Bordeaux Wine Routes in Médoc 18 Bordeaux wine routes in Blaye & Bourg 20 Cognac 24 L’île d’Oléron 26 Bergerac-Duras 28 The Jurancon 30 Other Vineyards 34 Contacts MEDIA CONTACT Brigitte BLOCH Amandine SOUTHON [email protected] [email protected] Tel. : + 33 (0)5 56 01 73 96 Tel. : + 33 (0)5 56 01 73 73 +33 (0)6 80 01 20 08 +33 (0)6 88 05 15 51 Comité Régional du Tourisme de Nouvelle-Aquitaine 4 Place Jean Jaurès CS 31759 - 33074 Bordeaux Cedex - FRANCE www.nouvelle-aquitaine-tourisme.com www.nouvelle-aquitaine-tourisme.com www.nouvelle-aquitaine-tourisme.com 7 VINEYARDS LABELED «VIGNOBLES ET DÉCOUVERTES» Bordeaux gateway to the vineyards Bordeaux has long had a reputation step away from the vines. as a town that takes itself very se- From wine tours departing in Bor- riously - too seriously perhaps - but deaux’s center to prestigious wine- no more. The history and culture are ries’ tours & tastings in the nearby still here but UNESCO classified Bor- vineyards (Pessac Leognan, Médoc, deaux has shed her dowager frocks Bordeaux & Bordeaux Supérieur, and the city of wine has become fun, etc.) find yourself a way to expe- lively and an award winning holiday rience Bordeaux. destination. Welcome to Bordeaux, 5 appellations - 79 establishments vintage 2018! certified « Vignobles et Décou- The Bordelais love their wines, and vertes® » in this area : 5 wine cellars, it shows. It’s a city that lives and 14 accommodation, 20 restaurants breathes wine - from the towering and bars, 9 cultural or natural heri- new temple to world wine – La Cité tage sites, 1 tourist office, 14 DMC, du Vin - to tiny or gourmet restau- 12 sports, leisure or wellness activi- rants dedicated to wine and food ties, 4 events. pairing - you’re never more than a EXPERIENCES Learn the secrets of the winemaking LA CITÉ DU VIN : STEP INTO A English, Spanish, German, Italian, process, from the vineyard to the bott- WORLD OF EXPERIENCES ! Chinese, Japanese, Dutch) and the le labeling. access to La Cité du Vin’s Belvedere, Create your ideal cuvee and taste your where you will discover a 360° view own wine assemblies to choose the of Bordeaux whilst tasting a glass of one you like based on your personal world wine (50 ml).
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