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Enjoy a 1-hour guided tour at Clos Triguedina in France, tasting 5 wines including red, white, rosé, and sparkling with insights into the estate’s history.
If you’re craving a taste of France’s wine heritage without leaving the countryside, the Prestige visit and tasting of 5 wines at Clos Triguedina offers an engaging and affordable peek into the world of Cahors wines. With a focus on authenticity, expert guidance, and a variety of wine styles, this experience promises more than just sipping—it’s about understanding the craft behind each glass.
What really makes this tour stand out is the chance to explore the estate’s vineyards, museum, and wine cellars while learning about its history and family legacy. The guides are praised for their friendliness and knowledge, making even beginners feel at ease. The tour’s short duration of about an hour makes it a practical choice for those looking to fit a wine experience into a busy itinerary.
A potential consideration? At just $14.37 per person, it’s a fantastic value, but some travelers might wish for a longer or more in-depth tasting session. Still, for those seeking an authentic, informative introduction to Cahors wines, this tour hits the mark. It’s especially well-suited for wine enthusiasts, curious travelers, or anyone looking to enjoy a taste of France’s renowned wine region in a relaxed, friendly setting.


Located in France’s Cahors appellation, Clos Triguedina is an estate that’s been producing wine since 1830. Its long-standing reputation is rooted in a tradition of quality that you’ll get to witness firsthand during this tour. From the moment you arrive at Les Poujols, you’ll quickly notice the charm of a family-run operation, where the owners and guides are eager to share their passion.
The main draw here is the combination of education and tasting in a setting that feels genuine and intimate. Visitors praise the friendly guides who are not only knowledgeable but also enthusiastic about sharing the estate’s stories. As one reviewer, Yang_Y, said, “Nice and friendly tour guide and so as the owners, it’s a pleasure to meet them. Delicious wines! Strongly recommended!”
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Your experience kicks off with a warm welcome at the estate, followed by a guided walk through the vineyards. Here, you’ll get a glimpse of the estate’s grape-growing practices and the soil conditions that influence the wines’ character. The guides often share insights into sustainable practices, and you might find yourself appreciating the effort that goes into each bottle.
Next, you’ll visit the estate’s museum and vinification cellar. The museum offers context about the estate’s history, its evolution over nearly two centuries, and the family behind the wines. The cellar tour reveals traditional wine-making techniques, where modern equipment blend with heritage methods, giving you an authentic look at Cahors wine production. This part is especially interesting because it provides a behind-the-scenes look that many larger wineries might not offer.
The highlight for many is the wine tasting—you’ll sample five different wines from the estate’s range. These include red, white, rosé, and sparkling options, providing a well-rounded introduction to the estate’s offerings. The wines are selected to showcase the diversity of the estate and the region’s style.
Based on the reviews, the wines are noted for their quality and balance. One guest mentioned the wines as “delicious,” and the variety means you’ll get to appreciate the different expressions of Cahors wines. The tasting is guided to help you understand what makes each wine unique, from flavor profiles to pairing suggestions.
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At $14.37 per person, this tour offers exceptional value, especially considering the guided experience, access to the estate, and the five wine samples. For less than the cost of some wine bottles, you get a comprehensive introduction to the estate, making it ideal for budget-conscious travelers seeking quality and authenticity.
While the tour duration is just about an hour, it’s packed with enough content and tastings to satisfy most wine lovers. The small group size (up to 20 travelers) ensures personalized attention, which enhances the overall experience.

What sets this tour apart is its authentic atmosphere. Reviewers like Yang_Y mentioned the pleasure of meeting the owners and guides, which adds a layer of warmth and personal connection. You’re not just buying a packaged experience but engaging with passionate individuals eager to share their story.
The guide’s comments about the estate’s history and family legacy add depth, making each sip of wine more meaningful. Plus, the friendly environment helps even novice wine drinkers feel comfortable exploring different styles.


This experience is perfect for cost-conscious travelers wanting a genuine look into Cahors wines without sacrificing quality. It’s also well-suited for wine novices or enthusiasts who appreciate learning about the heritage behind their glass. If you enjoy intimate, personalized tours with friendly guides, this will tick all the boxes.
Those interested in regional history, family-run estates, or simply tasting a diverse array of wines will find this tour particularly rewarding. It’s a short but meaningful way to add depth to your France trip, especially if you’re exploring the Cahors region.

For travelers seeking an affordable, authentic, and engaging wine experience, the Prestige visit and tasting at Clos Triguedina offers excellent value. The guided tour, combined with the chance to taste a variety of well-made wines, makes it a superb introduction to Cahors wines and the estate’s heritage.
The personable guides and intimate setting make this tour stand out, especially for those who appreciate a personal touch. While it’s a brief experience, it delivers enough insight and quality wine to satisfy both casual visitors and serious enthusiasts alike. If you’re in the area and want a genuine taste of French wine culture, this tour deserves a spot on your itinerary.

How long does the tour last?
The tour is approximately 1 hour, making it easy to fit into a busy travel schedule.
Is the tour suitable for all travelers?
Yes, most travelers can participate. It’s inclusive, and service animals are allowed.
What wines will I taste?
You will taste five wines, including red, white, rosé, and sparkling options, showcasing the estate’s range.
What is the cost of the tour?
It costs about $14.37 per person, offering great value for the guided experience and tastings.
Where does the tour start?
The meeting point is at Les Poujols, Vire-sur-Lot, France.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the experience.
Is there a maximum group size?
Yes, the group is limited to 20 travelers, ensuring a more personalized experience.
What is included?
The tour includes guides, vineyard visits, the museum, cellar tour, and wine tastings.
Are there any additional costs?
Purchases after the tasting are not included; you can buy wines at the estate if you wish.
Would I recommend this experience?
Absolutely, especially for its authenticity, friendly guides, and excellent wine selection.