A romantic weekend in Burgundy

If Burgundy is loved for its wines, abbeys and gastronomy, it also proves to be an ideal destination for a romantic weekend. Discover ideas for short breaks and activities to enjoy as a couple for a charming getaway along Burgundy’s scenic routes. Beautiful gift ideas for your loved one, especially with the Christmas holidays approaching!

ESCAPE FOR A RELAXING WELL-BEING WEEKEND

Treat yourself to a relaxing and rejuvenating stay in Burgundy! With high-quality, comfortable accommodations overlooking the magnificent Burgundy vineyards, it’s the perfect opportunity to disconnect and unwind from daily stress. Many activities await you during your wellness weekend: spa treatments, massages, hiking, cycling…

A ROMANTIC GETAWAY ON THE WINE ROUTE

Celebrate your love along the Burgundy Wine Route, discovering its historic cellars and world-renowned estates. Enjoy a romantic weekend full of surprises: begin with a spa session in a château with panoramic vineyard views, savour a gastronomic dinner, and spend the night in a luxurious 5 star Relais & Châteaux hotel. Experience a wine-lover’s romance for two!

For food enthusiasts wishing to combine a romantic escape with culinary pleasure, discover our 3 day / 2 night stay in the Côte de Nuits. Enjoy regional delicacies at a winemaker’s table d’hôtes, in gourmet restaurants, and even at a truffle estate. A gastronomy-themed stay in Burgundy is the perfect way to explore the region’s culinary treasures.

GIFT A WINE-TASTING WEEKEND

A wonderful gift idea for your partner, introducing them to the pleasures of wine at the heart of Burgundy’s vineyards. It’s also an unforgettable gift to celebrate a wedding, an anniversary, an engagement, or simply to delight a loved one over the holiday season. Our wine-tasting trips and weekends are available as gift boxes, so don’t miss out!

Discover Provence’s finest wine estates, where elegant rosés, scenic landscapes and Mediterranean charm create an unforgettable wine-tasting escape

The Most Beautiful Wine Estates in Provence

Provence, a land of sunshine and character, is one of France’s most beautiful wine regions. While renowned for its elegant and aromatic rosés, the area also captivates visitors with its garrigue landscapes, stone bastides, and Mediterranean art of living. Following the Provence Wine Route, you will discover emblematic estates that blend tradition, contemporary design, and authenticity. Here is our selection of the most stunning wine estates to visit in Provence, to explore during an unforgettable wine-tasting getaway.

Château Lafoux, authenticity and nature in the heart of Green Provence

Nestled in Tourves, surrounded by vineyards and wooded hills, Château Lafoux embodies the true essence of authentic Provence. The estate covers more than 300 hectares, including around fifty hectares of organically cultivated vines. Its AOP Coteaux Varois en Provence wines stand out for their freshness and elegance, reflecting a preserved and expressive terroir. During a visit, you’ll be charmed by the beauty of the setting and the passion of the winemakers who continue to uphold an ancestral know-how.

Château Lafoux, authenticity and nature in the heart of Green Provence

Ultimate Provence, a contemporary wine experience

Halfway between Saint-Tropez and the Gorges du Verdon, Ultimate Provence (UP) breaks away from traditional codes. This contemporary-designed estate offers a truly unique immersion: futuristic winery, boutique hotel, rooftop bar, and bistronomic restaurant. Its emblematic rosés, elegant and modern, reflect a bold and refined expression of Provence. A must-visit address for a chic and trendy wine tourism experience.

Ultimate Provence, a contemporary wine experience

Château de Berne, the art of wine and the art of living

A true benchmark for wine tourism in Provence, Château de Berne in Lorgues is an exceptional destination. This Relais & Châteaux estate combines luxury, gastronomy, and well-being in the heart of a 143 hectare certified organic vineyard. Between the 5 star hotel, spa, Michelin-starred restaurant, and guided tastings, everything invites you to relax and explore. A must for an unforgettable wine getaway in Provence.

Château de Berne, the art of wine and the art of living

Domaine Rabiega, elegance and passion in the Var

Tucked away in Draguignan, the Rabiega estate, fully renovated, stands out for its precise and structured Côtes de Provence wines. The meticulous work carried out in both the vineyard and the cellar, following a sustainable viticulture approach, results in distinctive cuvées rich in expression and finesse. A charming address, perfect for a wine-focused weekend in Provence under the sign of elegance.

Domaine Rabiega, elegance and passion in the Var

Discover the Wine Treasures of Provence

From Green Provence to the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, these wine estates embody the diversity and beauty of the Provençal vineyard. Between tastings, exceptional accommodations, and sun-drenched landscapes, enjoy a unique wine experience across the most iconic appellations of Provence.

Learn more about Provence wines at: www.vinsdeprovence.com

Top 10 Experiences in Bordeaux

The best things to do in Bordeaux

Let’s head to the southwest of France to discover Bordeaux, the world capital of wine, which welcomes 2.5 million visitors each year from all over the globe. With its many cultural attractions, it would be a shame to pass by without stopping! Here are some of the “must-see” highlights not to miss if you’re in the region.

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strasbour, Alsace - UNESCO

French Vineyards and UNESCO World Heritage

With its rich history and remarkable heritage, France invites visitors to explore its UNESCO-recognised masterpieces — sites of outstanding universal value and living symbols of historical memory and traditional know-how. As of 2019, France is home to 45 UNESCO World Heritage sites, many of which are located near its magnificent vineyards — perfect destinations for a wine-themed getaway.

France’s vineyard heritage is proudly represented on the UNESCO List with Saint-Émilion (inscribed in 1999), and the Burgundy Climats and Champagne Hillsides, Houses and Cellars (both added in 2015). Let’s take a closer look at the main UNESCO sites found in France’s great wine regions. Continue reading →

Our top 10 places to visit in Alsace

Alsace is one of the most beautiful regions of France. Located in the Grand Est area, it’s a land rich in culture and history. The region’s six main cities — Strasbourg, Mulhouse, Belfort, Colmar, Haguenau, and Saint-Louis — play a major role in its cultural and economic identity.
Visitors to Alsace are drawn to its famous Christmas and Easter markets, as well as the discovery of its prestigious wines and vineyards. During your stay in Alsace, explore these unmissable destinations and create unforgettable memories — whether you’re travelling with friends, family, or as a couple. If you’re planning a trip to this enchanting region, here’s our Top 10 must-see places in Alsace.

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4 wellness experiences in the vineyards

A wellness escape in the heart of the vineyards

Combining wellness and wine – what a tempting idea for those who love relaxing and romantic breaks, especially as a couple. What could be better than unwinding in a vineyard, surrounded by tranquil landscapes, while indulging in exceptional treatments inspired by the benefits of the vine? From Bordeaux to Champagne, Beaujolais to Cognac, here are four unique experiences that combine wine and total relaxation.

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The Château de Pommard bought by an American entrepreneur

Known to be the biggest private estate in Bourgogne, with its 20 hectares, the Château de Pommard was sold, last week, to Michael Baum, a rich American entrepreneur.
The 50 year-old boss made his fortune by creating high technology businesses in the heart of the Silicon Valley, in California, an area known for its cutting-edge industries. More specifically, he is behind the creation of the Internet site founder.org, aiming at stimulating student entrepreneurship. Continue reading →

Philippe de Rothschild’s son retakes control of the empire

At the age of 51 years, Philippe Sereys de Rothschild, has just been named President of the Supervisory Board, of Baron Philippe de Rothschild S.A., of which he has been Vice-President since 2006. He succeeds and replaces his mother, the Baroness Philippine de Rothschild, who passed away last August at 80 years of age.
Philippe Sereys de Rothschild, is one of the two children, that the Baroness had with the comedian, Jacques Sereys.
A Harvard graduate, having run several businesses in the field of energy, the environment and high end technology, he now finds himself at the head of an empire that produces, amongst others, the well-known Mouton-Rothschild, 1er Grand Cru Classé 1855, some Grands Crus Bordelais, such as Château Clerc Milon and Château d’Armailhac, as well as the Californian estate, Opus One and that of Almaviva in Chile. His companion, is none other than the well-known French actress, Carole Bouquet.