What an absolutely amazing winery! If you're in the Bordeaux region looking for a fun, unique, and…read moreeducational wine tasting experience, then look no further. I truly cannot say enough good things about this winery. While researching what wineries to visit in Saint Emilion we came across this one on maps. We were planning on going to a nearby Chateau and saw this one was super close, so we decided to look it up. I am so happy we did because this ended up being our favorite Chateau/winery of the day. They have a plethora of experiences including tour options with each, food centered visits, atv tours of the vineyard, and the cellar master tour, which we chose. Our cellar master visit, led by Ronan who was such a great host, started with history of the region and winery, education of the terroir, and a visit to the tank room where we learned about the wine making process. From there, it was time to taste wine in the cellar. This wasn't any cellar visit, here we tasted the same blend and vintage of a wine 5 times, all being stored differently. First in two different sized terracotta amphoras, next in both new oak then one year old oak, and finally in huge oak barrels. It was such a cool and educational way to really see how each storage method affect the wine. After our cellar visit, it was off to the historic chateau where we got to see what the finished product would taste like. But in addition that, we also go to taste wine from their other label outside of Saint Emilion, and some more of the Chateau Mangot label. We enjoyed many of these wines and ended up leaving with 9 bottles. This was truly such an amazing experience. Fantastic education, a great tour leader, great wine, and a beautiful setting, we really couldn't ask for more.

What a beautiful place! We had a tour and a tasting in the mid October while staying in Saint…read moreEmilion. This is one of the highly recommended wineries in the area. The chateau is stunning, wine is good and the surrounding areas are breathtaking!

Fabulous! My husband and I had lunch here both of our entrees were delicious. Try the profiterole…read morefor dessert it's one of the best I've ever had!!

A tiny little spot in a very crowded and competitive restaurant market trying to make a go. Open…read morefor only 10 months, this chic little spot in the Main Street offered us just the right menu item as "French food fatigue" was starting to reach a peak-a hamburger. The New St. Emilion burger comes on a toasted French bun (square) with a hearty fried beef burger, cheese , lettuce, tomato and something very close to American bacon with red onion and shallots in a wine sauce with frites (thin fries) for about 16€. Yum! I like French food as well as anyone but was craving something well, a little less French after a week in France and this hit the spot perfectly. Of course we washed it down with a glass of the local red wine -it is France after all.