Expérience En selle pour les terroirs de Santenay - Château de La Crée

Fancy a trip to the heart of Burgundy's vineyards?

Combine the pleasures of life with a walk in the heart of nature...
Take a deep breath of fresh air and let us guide you on an original discovery of the Terroirs of Santenay.
Riding a Scott electric-assist bike, you'll enjoy the beauty of the landscapes of the famous Côte de Beaune.
Wine-lovers and nature-lovers, in the company of your guide, let yourself be carried away by the Climats
listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, from the Maranges to Santenay.

We'll be visiting some of our most emblematic vineyards, such as :

Santenay - Clos de la Confrérie - Monopole
Santenay 1er Cru - Gravières
Santenay 1er Cru - Beauregard
Santenay 1er Cru - Clos Faubard

Where we'll talk together about Burgundy classification, and more specifically about the Santenay appellation.

During this experience, you will discover the impact of Terroir, its importance and
and how it translates into the glass.
During a break at Moulin Sorine, we'll taste a wine with our feet in the vines.

Then it's time to return to the Château, where, after a 10 km tour of our vineyards, you can enjoy
appreciate 3 other wines from the estate during a commented and interactive tasting
if possible outdoors.

Length of experience: 2h30

To be booked at least 4 hours before the event.

Health rules:
We invite you to download the voucher to be presented, if possible, on the day of the visit in digital format.

If you already own a bicycle helmet, we advise you to bring it with you, otherwise we can lend you one. Our helmets are disinfected before and after each use, and we'll provide you with a cap for extra hygiene.

Booking conditions: Please comply with the general booking conditions in force at the time of booking. A minimum height of 1.50m is required to fully enjoy this experience.

For prices, opening times and opening days, please contact the provider directly.

Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health, and should be consumed in moderation. The sale of alcohol to minors under the age of eighteen (18) is prohibited.