Wine tasting Tours & Trips in France and Spain

Taste award-winning Bordeaux wines at historic vineyards around Château Pape Clément, which dates back to the 14th century, then walk through the Miroir d'eau reflecting pool on Place de la Bourse. In San Sebastian, there's an optional Pintxos tour through Parte Vieja's streets where you'll try txakoli with Basque snacks.

At Cockburn's Port cellar in Vila Nova de Gaia you'll taste some of their ports, then at Quinta de Pacheca in the Douro Valley there's a chance to try blending your own port. The trip continues through Burgundy's Côte de Beaune wine region for estate tastings, and finishes in Châteauneuf-du-Pape where you'll sample Rhône wines.

See France's famous wine regions, from Burgundy estates near Beaune to Châteauneuf-du-Pape vineyards along the Rhône. Taste Côte de Beaune wines surrounded by historic architecture, sample Bénédictine liquor at Fécamp Palace, and try Normandy cider at local farms. Check out truffle farming in Tournus, visit Cockburn's Port cellars in Vila Nova de Gaia, and learn Port blending at Quinta de Pacheca.

Head to Southern France for wine tastings at family vineyards close to the UNESCO-listed Pont du Gard, then have a farm-to-table lunch in Argilliers village with regional wines and local cheeses. Later in Lyon, there's an optional food tour through the Presqu'île district where you can sample Beaujolais at traditional bouchons.

You'll sip Bordeaux wines by the Miroir d'eau and see historic vineyards that date back to the 1st Century. Take time to walk through Bordeaux's UNESCO-listed Port of the Moon while sampling local varietals, then head to San Sebastian for an optional Pintxos tour with Basque tapas paired with regional wines.

You'll sample La Rioja wines at a Logroño winery, then head out for a pintxos tavern crawl where small plates come paired with Spanish wines. There's a farm-to-table lunch near Pont du Gard with local ingredients and French wines, plus time in Lyon where you can try Beaujolais at traditional bouchons.

The tour visits Saint-Émilion's historic wine village in Bordeaux's famous vineyards, with time to sample regional vintages from the Garonne River valley. You'll see Bordeaux's UNESCO-listed center and check out Cité du Vin, the interactive museum about wine history, then head to Château de Villandry's ornamental gardens.