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Tastings and tours in Bordeaux

Gravel on the left bank, limestone on the right, and an hour of daylight after dinner in July.

Where
  • Texas Hill Country0
  • Blue Ridge Foothills0
  • Hudson Valley0
  • Bordeaux2
  • Speyside0
  • Barossa Valley0
Drink
  • Wine2
  • Spirits0
  • Beer0
  • Cider0
  • Mead0
  • Coffee0
  • Tea0
  • Non-alcoholic0
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2026-09-02
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2 experiences in Bordeaux on Wed 2 matching Saint-Émilion

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Drinking in Bordeaux

Bordeaux is not one place and has never behaved like one. The gravel banks west of the river ripen Cabernet Sauvignon; the limestone plateau east of it belongs to Merlot; and the city between them spent three hundred years selling both.

The estates that will actually sit down and pour for six people are rarely the ones on the labels you know. Those are the ones we went looking for. Two visits and a long lunch is a day; the tram from the city reaches the first of them.

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