All Vignobles & Découvertes label holders

The “Vignobles & Découvertes”® label is a certification awarded to wine destinations that offer a complete, high-quality wine and wine tourism experience. It guarantees visitors a warm welcome, exceptional wines and wine-related activities. The label offers a wide range of activities, including cellar visits, tastings, wine workshops and discoveries of the Burgundy region. It’s a guarantee of quality for lovers of wine and authentic tourism.

The best time to visit Burgundy’s Route des Grands Crus is between May and October. Spring offers pleasant weather and the vines are in bloom, while autumn, during the harvest period, allows you to enjoy breathtaking scenery. The soft orange colours of the vines create a magical atmosphere. In winter, visits are more intimate, allowing you to discover Burgundy’s vineyards as a couple or as a family, without having to mingle with other visitors.

Yes, many estates with the “Vignobles et Découvertes”® label offer family-friendly tours, such as the Chanson and Besancenotestates in Beaune. Children can discover the vineyards and cellars in a fun way, with educational activities focusing on vine growing and local produce. Some activities even include creative workshops for younger children, such as vineyard-themed games. It’s a great way for families to share their love of wine and heritage!

It is strongly recommended that you book your tastings in advance, especially during the high season (May to October). Approved service providers often receive large numbers of visitors, and some experiences, such as private tastings or wine workshops, require prior booking. By booking in advance, you can ensure that you have a place and can make the most of your wine tourism experience in Burgundy’s finest vineyards.

Yes, on the Route des Grands Crus de Bourgogne, you can take advantage of a wide range of accommodation to suit all types of stay. For groups, there is accommodation in vineyards and estates that can accommodate meetings or seminars, often with specially adapted rooms. For couples, romantic hotels or charming bed and breakfasts such as “Les Sarments” in Santenay offer the ideal setting, sometimes with magnificent views over the vines. It is advisable to book in advance to guarantee a place during the high season.

Vineyards with the “Vignobles & Découvertes”® label offer a variety of activities to discover wine in all its aspects. You can take part in wine tastings, visit cellars, take part in introductory tasting workshops, or go for bike rides through the vineyards. Some experiences include wine and food pairing workshops, allowing you to match local wines with local dishes. These activities are designed for all levels, from beginners to connoisseurs.

The Hospices de Beaune are a major symbol of the region’s winegrowing history. Although it is not possible to visit the Hospices cellars directly, a number of partner estates offer tastings of wines from these exceptional plots. These rare and emblematic vintages are available for guided tours or special events, including the famous Hospices de Beaune auction. This is an excellent opportunity to taste historic wines.

Yes, many of our partners on the Burgundy Grands Crus Route offer cycle tours. These excursions allow you to discover the magnificent scenery of the vineyards while taking part in a sporting activity. Some agencies offer guided tours on electric bikes for a more comfortable experience. These rides are an opportunity to admire the vineyards while learning about the region’s wine-growing history and enjoying a wine-tasting session right in the heart of the vines.

Yes, the “Vignobles & Découvertes”® label enjoys international recognition. It raises the profile of wine tourism in France and assures foreign visitors that the service providers on the Burgundy Wine Route meet high quality standards. Thanks to this label, Burgundy wine destinations have a higher profile on the world stage, attracting visitors from all over the world keen to discover Burgundy wines and explore the region’s wine heritage.

If you’re looking to enjoy a typical meal in a Burgundian establishment, two restaurants with the “Vignobles & Découvertes”® label are not to be missed: Le Clos du Cèdre in Beaune and La Table de Levernois. Le Clos du Cèdre offers refined cuisine, accompanied by the region’s finest wines, in an authentic and warm atmosphere. At La Table de Levernois, you’ll discover gourmet cuisine paired with exceptional wines in an elegant setting overlooking the vineyards. These establishments guarantee you a unique culinary experience, so let yourself be tempted!

But there are many other establishments to discover on this itinerary!

One of the not-to-be-missed sites on the Burgundy Grands Crus Route is the Cassissium in Nuits-Saint-Georges. This museum takes you on a journey through the history of blackcurrant growing and its use in oenology: get ready for an interactive tour and a tasting of local products! In Beaune this time, the Cité des vins et des Climats offers immersive experiences based around the wines of the region. This museum is entirely dedicated to discovering the wine-growing climats of Burgundy. Ready to book?