DAY 1 • SUNDAY, October 11
Arrival in Bordeaux and check-in at Hôtel de Sèze, located in the heart of the historic center.
An evening apéritif at InterContinental Bordeaux — Le Grand Hôtel, opening the programme.
A first introduction to the region's culinary and wine culture, in the company of the group and programme hosts.
DAY 2 • MONDAY, October 12
Departure for Château Palmer, cultivated with biodynamic methods. Private access to the vineyard and cellar, followed by a gastronomic lunch with wine pairing prepared by two-Michelin-starred chef Jean-Denis Le Bras.
One of Saint-Julien’s iconic "Super Second" estates, renowned for its gravel terroir and elegant wines.
Evening return to Bordeaux and the historic Chartrons district, once the center of the Bordeaux wine trade, with the evening left open for independent dining and exploration.
DAY 3 • TUESDAY. October 13
Morning visits and tastings at two of Saint-Émilion’s most respected estates, beginning at Château Angélus with access to the château’s new winery and an opportunity to taste with members of the family, followed by Château Beauséjour Bécot (Premier Grand Cru Classé).
Afternoon visits and tastings at Château Pavie Macquin (Premier Grand Cru Classé) and Château Pavie Premier Grand Cru Classé A), including a tasting of the 2010 vintage.
Dinner with wine pairing at Les Belles Perdrix (★) led by chef David Charrier.
DAY 4 • WEDNESDAY, October 14
Morning tastings at Château Lynch-Bages, one of the Left Bank’s most enduring estates, followed by private access at Château Duhart-Milon, featuring wines from both Château Lafite Rothschild and Château Duhart-Milon..
A visit, tasting, and lunch at the biggest and most sought-after biodynamic vineyard of Bordeaux.
An extended tour, tasting and private access to the estate's celebrated museum and cellars. Featuring rare vintages drawn directly from cellar holdings. Château Mouton Rothschild is a prestigious First Growth (Premier Cru Classé) Pauillac estate in Bordeaux.
A private dinner hosted by Christophe Reboul-Salze at his estate, Château Gigault, with a menu by chef Thibaut Servas and wines from Château Larcis Ducasse drawn directly from
the estate cellar.
Selections from the cellar will include older Bordeaux vintages such as 2015 · 2009 · 2005 · 1989 · 1966
DAY 5 • THURSDAY, October 15
A morning visit and tasting exploring the exceptional terroir and centuries-old winemaking heritage of Château Haut-Bailly.
A discovery of one of Pessac-Léognan’s most modern and distinctive expressions, concluding with an intimate lunch overlooking the vineyards.
An unhurried afternoon in Bordeaux —the quays, the Miroir d'eau, or a last visit to Place du Parlement.
DAY SIX · FRIDAY, October 16
A final morning in Bordeaux before individual onward travel.