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Come and discover Narbonne, the town with the largest vineyard in France. Travel back in time to the days of the vibrant Roman capital. Discover the medieval remains witness to its greatness.
Explore the sentinel Cathar citadels of the vineyard.
Take advantage of your stay to discover the wines of the surrounding areas Corbières, Minervois, Fitou, La Clape, Côteaux de Narbonne. For 30 years, the winegrowers of these terroirs have worked with passion to raise them to the level of the best wines in the world.
In the middle of the vineyards, at the gates of Narbonne, a few minutes from the Mediterranean, take a stopover in the heart of the vineyard.
Cathy and Laurent GRAND, children of the country, open their house to you for a stay in bed and breakfast in the calm and authenticity of the Domaine de Beaupré. Laurent will make you discover the cellar and the vineyard of the domain in IGP Pays d'Oc.
Venez à la découverte du riche passé romain de Narbonne. Visitez l'Horreum, ancien entrepôt romain édifié au 1er siècle avant notre ère. Il est l'un des derniers témoins de la splendeur de Narbo Martius, capitale antique de tout le sud de la Gaule.
Déjà à l'époque, Narbonne était l'un des plus grands vignobles de l'empire romain. La ville exportait ses vins à travers dans tout l'empire. L'Horreum a conservé la trace de la vitalité des activités commerciales de la ville.
Seules les galeries de l'Horreum ont résisté au temps, elles offrent une plongée au coeur de l'histoire et de l'architecture romaine.
Push the door of the VIE D'OC cellar. Jean Michel BORON, great wine scout, will organize a tailor-made tasting of the most emblematic AOC and IGP wines from the Narbonne terroirs.
Jean Michel is a specialist in Languedoc Roussillon wines, he presents in his cellar, the greatest diversity of Languedoc Roussillon wines in organic or biodynamic agriculture of all the French specialized stores. From the great stars of the Languedoc vineyard to the nuggets he tirelessly unearths, he will help you discover the richness of this exceptional vineyard.
Prenez le temps de visiter l'ancien Palais des Archevêques de Narbonne. Avec le cloître gothique et la cathédrale Saint-Just et Saint-Pasteur, il forme un ensemble monumental unique, à la fois résidence et forteresse.
Haute de 42 mètres et couronnée d’échauguettes, vous avez la possibilité de monter en haut du donjon . Il offre un point de vue exceptionnel sur la ville.
Situé sur une crête rocheuse et dominant le prestigieux vignoble du Haut Fitou, ancienne possession de la famille de Termes, Aguilar devient au XIIIème siècle l’un des cinq fils de Carcassonne. La forteresse royale défendait alors la frontière entre les royaumes de France et d’Aragon. Aujourd’hui, l’ancienne forteresse veille sur les paisibles étendues de vignes de Tuchan et Paziols.
Au cœur des Corbières, la citadelle de QUERIBUS monte la garde. Prenez vos chaussures de marche et partez à l'assaut de ce formidable château. Il y a longtemps, il a marqué la frontière du royaume de France, servi de refuge aux cathares et dominé hautes Corbières.
Aujourd'hui, les vestiges du château continuent à impressionner. Un étape incontournable des Corbières
Incontournable des hautes Corbières, niché sur une arrête rocheuse vertigineuse, le Château domine un paysage grandiose. Les Corbières au Nord, les Pyrénées au sud.
Partez sur les traces des Cathares qui y ont trouvé refuge lors des persécutions de la croisade des albigeois au XIIIème siècle. Revivez l'épopée médiévale de la région en parcourant ses vestiges.
Montpellier has been renowned for its faculty of medicine since the 14th century. This tradition of science has continued until today. It is here that the most brilliant researchers invented viticulture and modern oenology. Around the School of Agriculture, Montpellier has built up over time the largest center of wine research in the world. The terroirs of Grès de Montpellier, Saint Georges d'Orques, Saint Drézéry and Méjanelle are among the oldest in Languedoc. Over the centuries, the rich aristocrats and doctors of Montpellier have built superb wine castles on these terroirs. They called them their folies (that meands in french crazy, you should understand why when you visit it).
A wonderful opportunity to discover the vineyards of La Clape. The winegrowers will be on hand to help you discover their terroir, with a tasting and a gourmet break.
Price includes tasting, walk and gourmet meal.
Galus is the Latin word for cock and is thought to have given Gaillac its name. The second hypothesis would be its ancient Gallo-Roman name Galhac, meaning fertile. Secret and majestic, fragile and powerful, authentic and contemporary, this land cultivates nuances... and loves to share them with visitors. Epicurean souls will feel the charm of a holiday in this "little Tuscany" of the Tarn, where you let yourself be carried away by the senses. A sunset over the rolling vineyards, a glass of Gaillac wine and... time stands still. You'll feel great!
The winegrowers of Gaillac have worked hard to rediscover the historic grape varieties of the appellation. Discover Braucol, Loin de l'Oeil, Duras and Mauzac, grape varieties that deserve to be tasted.
Gascon cuisine lovers, this is for you!
For two days, we'll be revealing one of the world's most famous recipes: Foie Gras!
Supported by a team of friendly Gers women, you'll discover the secrets of how it's made.
Armagnac tasting is also on the menu. At the end of your stay, you'll receive a foie gras tasting diploma.
