Journées Portes Ouvertes au Domaine Debreuille – Royer

Few regions express the notion of “wine civilization” as well as Bourgogne.
Here, wine is the bedrock of traditions and skills handed down through the generations. Whether you are a confirmed wine-buff or simple enthusiast keen to stimulate the tastebuds, wine professionals have dreamt up a thousand different ways to initiate you into the secrets of the land the magic of vinification. From north to south, from Chablis to Mâcon, winemakers and merchants await, ready to share a convivial moment. Go on a journey of discovery of these prestigious wines. Whether a tasting in a cellar, a hike through the vineyards, a concert in a winery, a picnic in the vines, or even a running race along the Route des Grand Cru, we invite you to share the passion of the men and women who shape this unique wine region.

From 10 November to 12 November 2023

Hours : Vendredi 10 au dimanche 12 novembre, de 10h à 19h

Where to eat : Domaine Debreuille place du château, le bourg – 71700 Royer

Price : Free

Description *: Put on your trainers and join us for a walk through the vines, during which you can taste our different cuvées directly on our plots.
This is a great opportunity to learn more about our terroir, through grape production and wine-making.
Take the opportunity to admire the view over the village of Royer (71)!
Programme: Departure on foot from the winery to a first plot where we will taste 5 of our vintages accompanied by local produce. You’ll enjoy a view of the village and surrounding hills.
We then return to the winery, passing through other plots to discover other grape varieties.
Back at the winery, we’ll visit the cellar and taste the remaining wines, always accompanied by local produce.
Route accessible to people with reduced mobility
Preferably trainers/closed shoes

Contact : Domaine Debreuille
 Monsieur Charles-Edouard DEBREUILLE

06 73 81 83 79

contact@domaine-debreuille.com

https://www.domaine-debreuille.com

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