BEST OF · BORDEAUX FOOD TOURS
The 4 best bordeaux food tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and how hungry to turn up. Number one is top for a reason, so start there.
Taste Bordeaux through organic wine, French bistro food, cheese, cannelé, cream puffs, and chocolate on a small-group city walk.
“Aurelian was a fantastic guide, he gave us a lot of history about Bordeaux and the food and sweets were great. A good way to get to know Bordeaux! Great guide and great conversation.”
Review of Rustic Vines’ Saint-Émilion wine tour from Bordeaux, with two château visits, three tastings, a picnic lunch, and village walk.
“The guide, the venues, the wines, the transportation, and the fellow travelers were all a treat from start to finish. Even the weather was great for the tour. The grape picking season was at the end, but we were treated with some of the grapes being processed straight from the field.”
Review of a small-group Saint-Émilion wine tour from Bordeaux, with two winery visits, red wine tastings, local snacks, and village time.
“A wonderful day out enjoying wine and tasty treats in the historic village of St Emilion. Our guide Alex was full of enthusiasm and being a sommelier himself, he was the ideal tour guide for this trip. The village was fun to explore - but watch those cobblestones, they can be slippery. A beautiful day enjoying some fabulous wine. You can’t go wrong.”
Review of Bordeaux Wine Trails’ full-day tour with three wineries, Saint-Émilion, Pessac-Léognan, Pomerol, and a gourmet picnic lunch.
“We had an absolutely fantastic full-day wine tour in Bordeaux this May, and we can’t recommend Bordeaux Wine Trails enough! The experience was perfectly paced, incredibly informative, and a true highlight of our trip to France. Our guide, Jonathan, was everything you’d want in a host — easy-going, knowledgeable, and full of great tips not just about wine, but about Bordeaux itself. His passion and insight made the entire day feel both relaxed and enriching. We visited three charming vineyards, each with its own unique story and wine-making style. We sampled around a dozen different wines, mostly reds (as you'd expect in Bordeaux), but with a couple lovely whites and…”
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