ワイン試飲付きボルドー葡萄酒とネゴシアンの博物館入場券

I recommend it to learn what commercial houses were like in that century, to experience the wineries, the bottling and storage of wine, and how they kept their wine records.

Please stay away from this Place. If you are interested in wine culture please visit la "cite du vin "and do not spend Money on this Place. It Is embarassing. Very small with no clue no soul very superficial. I was surprised considering the importance of bordeaux. They have two options: close It or free entrance with a charge only for the wine tasting.

Out of the way but a really interesting and different museum. Tells the fascinating story of the whole area, which was the focal point for wines and other goods coming into Bordeaux. A couple of informative films, one in French and English, the other just French. Great personalised demo and teach-in at the end with a couple of glasses of local wine.

+7

Delightful museum highlighting the Bordeaux region. Starting with the Celtic tribes, there is a through, but understandable, timeline covering people, places, techniques, and other aspects of the region’s development. Don’t miss this 1-1.5 hour self directed, audio supported tour.

+1

The process was straight forward once onsite. We did a self-paced look through the museum, listened to a short presentation for the Bordeaux region, and participated in a wine tasting.

It was very informative regarding the history of wine. It is a self guided tour. My husband downloaded the audio and we followed the numbering.

It is a must-visit place for lovers of all kinds; of our city, of Bordeaux wine, of History, of the bonds between people and of time passing... Montaigne and Montesquieu would have loved to stroll in these cellars where magic mingles with daydreaming and forgetting the daily grind. So head over to Rue Borie, let yourself be carried through time and don't forget to bring back the precious bottles... they are the Aladdin's lamp of a world that only asks to stay alive... that of the human and their life story...

+3

It was an interesting experience, and Emma, the girl from Tuscany who guided us through the tasting, was very nice and thorough in her explanations... The tasting was very pleasant, the pairing of raisins in chocolate with the wine was original... Highly recommended. PS: a special mention to all the girls at the museum (especially Emily if I remember the name correctly) because we had an accident in front of the museum and they helped and supported us first in calling for help on the phone and then upon the arrival of the firefighters. Heartfelt thanks.❤️ Sonia family and friends (Milan Italy)

A really interesting history which explains the importance of Bordeaux, the way the wine developed (storage, aging, bottling etc). The tasting was very informative and I feel I learnt something about the wine as well as enjoying it!

Very interesting exploration of wines in the city - learned a lot from this tour. Staff were very helpful and engaging and took delight in our enjoyment. Nice tasting afterwards. Merci!