What to do and see in Aquitaine, Nouvelle-Aquitaine: The Best Other Food & Drink

March 26, 2022 Brain Ambrose

Discover the best top things to do in Aquitaine, France including Chocolaterie Bordeaux Maison Darricau depuis 1915, Chateau Montlabert, Chateau Tronquoy Lalande, Domaine Guirardel, Chateau de Tiregand, Chateau La Croizille.
Restaurants in Aquitaine

1. Chocolaterie Bordeaux Maison Darricau depuis 1915

7 Place Gambetta, 33000, Bordeaux France +33 5 56 44 21 49 http://www.darricau.com
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5.0 based on 21 reviews

Chocolaterie Bordeaux Maison Darricau depuis 1915

2. Chateau Montlabert

1 Lieu Dit Monlabert, 33330 Saint-Emilion France +33 6 65 25 32 36 http://www.chateau-montlabert.com/
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Chateau Montlabert

The Emotion of Time and Land. A landscape, of stone, light and vines in the heart of the Saint-Emilion appellation. A family property, an architectural and winegrowing heritage, an uncompromising and convivial spirit. A history rooted in Saint-Emilion and influenced by the 18th century Age of Enlightenment. A new page, a new sustainable winemaking inspiration. A way of life, an understated, elegant and open-hearted hospitality. Between the acquisition of Château Montlabert in 2008 and the inauguration in 2020, the Castel family invested time and resources into drawing up the outline of a new history and a new ambition. For 10 years, the focus has been on listening to and understanding the terroir in order to build a winery based on sustainable excellence. Hospitality is part of the very soul of Montlabert. This is why the estate has decided to open its doors to wine enthusiasts seeking to discover a property, a family and an appellation through its wines.

3. Chateau Tronquoy Lalande

33180 Saint-Estephe France +33 5 56 59 61 05 [email protected] http://www.tronquoy-lalande.com
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5.0 based on 4 reviews

Chateau Tronquoy Lalande

At the heart of the communal appellation of Saint Estèphe, Château Lalande Tronquoy has indisputable natural resources. Today Tronquoy Lalande is one of the most privileged terroirs of the region. The property is open to visitors every day of the year without an appointment. The weekend, the property remains closed except during the summer.

4. Domaine Guirardel

Chemin Bartouille, 64360 Monein France +33 5 59 21 31 48 [email protected] http://www.guirardel.fr
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Domaine Guirardel

A hillside facing south, overlooking the Pyrenees. An exceptional location combining site, climate, grape varieties and historical know-how : a unique 'terroir' to make unique wines.For more than 400 years, Guirardel's vines have been taking energy from the sun, and the wind; elements from the soil to produce the raw materials necessary to give birth to our Jurançons.In the field and the cellar we use ancestral natural methods, modern thinking and installations, rigor and above all: passion.

5. Chateau de Tiregand

118 route de Sainte Alvere, 24100 Creysse, Bergerac France +33 5 53 23 21 08 http://www.chateau-de-tiregand.com
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4.5 based on 26 reviews

Chateau de Tiregand

Reviewed By CoupeColonel - Saumur, France

Love this Pecharment wine maker. Excellent wines, lovely old chais full of oak barrels. Good value and friendly knowledgeable team to talk you through the tasting. Not cheap, but good value.

6. Chateau La Croizille

Lieu-dit Baladoz, 33330 Saint-Laurent-des-Combes France +33 5 57 74 55 86 http://www.chateaulacroizille.com
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4.5 based on 248 reviews

Chateau La Croizille

Come and discover our modern cellar that meets all technical requirements and its tasting room overhanging the valley offering an exceptional 360° view of the vineyard. The tour includes: Château Tour Baladoz, Château La Croizille, tasting of 3 wines.

Reviewed By KevXkembri - Attard, Malta

If you have the time for just one visit to a winery whilst in Saint Emilion this should be it. You'll be treated for a visit at two adjacent wineries, with two distinct styles of wine making, the old traditional methods at Chateau Tour Baladoz and the modern methods that give a unique character to a Saint Emilion wine at Chateaux la Croizille.

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