Fun trip - Great guide and enjoyed both vineyards. I learned about the wines in the area that was very interesting.

Great wine trip. Wonderful guide! - Our guide Sylvia was far and away the best part. She is remarkable, knowledgeable, and skilled. The scenery and stories were super interesting. I had a great time and I don’t drink!

Good way to spend half a day - Our guide was great and went the extra mile, well worth the effort, gives you an excellent insight into the region

Relaxing pleasant afternoon - Lovely tour of the area with a stop at 2 wineries. Silvia was very fun and enjoyable as a guide. The first winery was a highlight sitting outside on a perfect day having wine.

Perfect Half Day Wine Experience - Emile was a great guide for this half day trip into wine country. Two tastings at different style/size wineries made the experience more interesting. Could have used a cracker or two at each.

Good experience, but it's a lot of money for what you get - We went to 2 different wineries and tasted 5 different wines in first one, 3 different wines in second one. The experience included a tour with explanation on how the wine is made and a "class" on how to taste the wine. Our driver was great, he talked to us on the way there and explained different details about the area. Overall, the tour delivered what it said it would. I'm not sure it's worth the price though.

Memorable Chateauneuf tour! - Our tour guide Olivier went above and beyond to make this tour memorable. The 2 wineries visited were fantastic!

A lovely tour with... - A lovely tour with excellent wine & a great guide!! My sister and I had a lovely time. Highly recommend this tour!

Worth the time and cost!!!!!!!! - The host and wineries were great! We enjoyed the scenery, learned about local history en route and then tasted some nice wines and enjoyed the tasting workshop.

Pleasant afternoon and learned things along the way. - We liked several of the wines we tried at 2 different wineries. The women who acted as guides were full of information. One leaned to details of processing in a traditional manner. The other, although a brief manufacture talk first, spent more time discussing how recognize aspects of wine, how to smell and taste wine, what a young vintage may look like and how to drink it. The wineries differed themselves. 1 was more traditional Techniques and smaller numbers bottled. The other felt more modern processing and production like. That is not to say one was better than the other. Both were lovely. We when to Chareau Fortia and Maison Bouachon