March 2025

Spring in Bordeaux is pure magic. The vineyards come back to life, markets overflow with fresh produce, and it’s the perfect time to enjoy a delicious meal outdoors. This season brings some of the region’s best specialties, from tender white asparagus to smoky grilled shad and, of course, the famous canelés for a sweet finish. And what’s a Bordeaux feast without the perfect wine pairing? Whether it’s a crisp white from Pessac-Léognan, a bold Saint-Émilion red, or a luscious Sauternes

Sauternes is a luxurious sweet wine from the Sauternes region, located in the southern part of Bordeaux, France. This area is renowned for its rich golden wine, characterized by complex flavors developed through the unique process of noble rot. What is Sauternes? Sauternes is a sweet wine from the Sauternes region of Bordeaux, France. Sauternes wines are made with Sémillon, Sauvignon Blanc, and Muscadelle grapes. To qualify as a Sauternes, a wine must have an alcohol level of at least 13% and be sweet upon tasting. The communes of Barsac, Sauternes, Bommes, Fargues, and Preignac constitute the Sauternes region. Barsac wines can be classified under the Barsac appellation. The Role of Noble Rot What is

This March 8th, join us at Bordeaux with Elodie as we celebrate International Women's Day. Shining a spotlight on the amazing women who lead and enrich your wine tour experiences. Our almost entirely female team brings passion, expertise, and a personal touch to every tour, making your wine journey unforgettable. A Brief History of March 8th International Women's Day has roots that go back to the early 1900s. Born from the courageous actions of women demanding better working conditions, voting rights, and equal treatment. Today, it's a day celebrated worldwide. Dedicated to honoring women's achievements across all spheres of life while reminding us of the ongoing journey towards gender equality. Our