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Discover the Burgundy wine region in comfort with this small-group tour from Paris, featuring expert tastings at Chablis and Château Pommard along with stunning vineyard views.
Planning a day trip from Paris to Burgundy for wine enthusiasts offers something truly special, and this tour delivers just that. With visits to renowned vineyards in Chablis and the iconic Château Pommard near Beaune, you get to taste a total of 15 wines, learn from expert guides, and enjoy the scenic beauty of France’s legendary wine country—all in one well-organized day. The small-group format (max 6) promises a more intimate and relaxed experience, perfect for those who prefer personalized attention and deeper engagement with wine and terroir.
What we love most about this experience is the seamless blend of educational tastings, authentic vineyard visits, and the comfort of private transportation in a Mercedes minivan. The fact that it’s all wrapped up in a full-day itinerary—from early morning pickup to a late evening return—means you can make the most of every moment in Burgundy without feeling rushed. One thing to consider is the substantial travel time; it’s a 14-hour adventure, so be prepared for a full-day commitment. Still, if you’re a wine lover eager to learn about Burgundy’s famed vineyards, this trip is tailor-made for you.
This tour is ideal for travelers who want a comprehensive, stress-free introduction to Burgundy’s wine villages and vineyards, especially those who appreciate small groups, expert guidance, and a balance of tasting and sightseeing. Whether you’re a seasoned wine connoisseur or a curious novice, the focus on authentic experiences, stunning views, and educational insight makes this adventure a memorable highlight of any Paris itinerary.


This tour packs a lot into one day, making it ideal for those who want to maximize their time without sacrificing depth. Starting early at 7:30 am from Paris (either from the Opéra Garnier or your hotel), you’ll hop into a luxurious Mercedes minivan. The drive to Burgundy takes about 2.5 hours, punctuated with a brief rest stop at a rest area, giving everyone a chance to stretch their legs and soak in the countryside views.
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Arriving around 10:15 am, your first taste of Burgundy starts here. Guests rave about this visit, with reviewers like Michael praising the “great tour,” highlighting the knowledgeable staff who explain the nuances of Chablis winemaking. Expect a cave tour and a tasting of five wines, including Chablis, Chablis 1-er Cru, and Chablis Grand Cru, paired with cheese. The knowledgeable staff take time to clarify the differences between the classifications—an invaluable insight for anyone keen to understand what makes Chablis unique.
The Domaine Brocard visit is capped with a tasting experience that feels both educational and accessible, thanks to staff like the friendly guides who go into detail about the wine-making process and the significance of each Cru classification. This visit offers a solid foundation for appreciating Burgundy’s famed Chardonnay styles.
Next, you move into the heart of Chablis village around 11:30 am. Here, another small, family-run domaine welcomes you for a second tasting of five wines, including Petit Chablis, Chablis, Premier Cru, and Grand Cru. Reviewers mention that the wines at this stage continue to impress, with Daniela noting the “delicious wine and cheese tasting” and appreciating the professionalism of the guides.
This stop provides a chance to compare different vineyard expressions, deepening your understanding of how terroir influences flavor. Plus, the relaxed ambiance of the village makes for excellent photo opportunities and a chance to wander the charming streets before your optional lunch.
At around 12:30 pm, you’ll have free time to explore Chablis or opt for a pre-arranged gastronomic lunch (payable directly to the restaurant). This flexibility is a highlight, allowing you to enjoy the town’s quaint charm and local specialties, or simply relax over a meal with a glass of wine. Some reviews note that the town’s views and quaint streets are worth exploring, adding a pleasant pause before heading to the next vineyard.
After lunch, the journey continues for approximately 1.5 hours, arriving at Château de Pommard around 4:00 pm. This estate is one of Burgundy’s most famous, surrounded by lush vineyards. Once there, a guided tasting of five wines introduces you to Pinot Noir and Chardonnay expressing themselves across Burgundy’s different terroirs.
The tasting is led by a professional sommelier who explains regional classification, subregions, and the significance of Burgundian “terroir.” Reviewers like Janet comment on the “friendly and helpful” drivers, and the scenic vineyard views that make this part of the trip especially memorable.
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Departing around 5:30 pm, you’ll head back along the highway, stopping briefly at a rest area. The return journey takes about 3.5-4 hours, meaning you’re back in Paris by 9:00-9:30 pm. It’s a long day, but many reviewers feel it’s worth it for the depth of experience and the quality of tastings.

At $459.61 per person, this tour offers a comprehensive Burgundy experience packed into one day. The price includes luxury transport, guided tastings at three different wineries, admission fees, and bottled water. While meals and gratuities aren’t included, the optional lunch provides a chance to indulge without feeling rushed.
Considering the exclusive small-group format, the expert guidance, and the quality of the vineyards visited, many find the cost justified. It’s a luxury experience in terms of comfort and intimacy, especially for those eager to learn about Burgundy wines in a relaxed setting.
The most notable consideration is the long duration—a 14-hour day is demanding, and for some, the travel time could feel tiring. Also, the early start means sacrificing some morning relaxation in Paris. Reviewers mention that the driver spoke limited English, but this didn’t spoil the experience, as guides at each vineyard were knowledgeable.

This experience is perfect for wine lovers eager to explore Burgundy without the hassle of planning. It’s especially suitable if you value small-group intimacy, educational tastings, and scenic vineyard visits. It also works well for those who want to combine sightseeing with wine tasting, as the walk through Chablis and the visit to Château de Pommard showcase the region’s beauty and complexity.
However, if you prefer a more relaxed pace or are sensitive to long travel days, you might want to consider whether a full 14-hours fits your style. The tour’s price point also reflects a premium experience—so it’s best suited for travelers looking for a quality, guided day in Burgundy rather than a budget option.

What is included in the tour price?
The tour price covers luxury transportation (Mercedes minivan), guided winery visits at Jean-Marc Brocard and Château de Pommard, tastings of 15 wines, all fees and taxes, and bottled water.
Can I book this tour privately?
Yes, you can opt for a private experience, which might be ideal if you prefer a more personalized or flexible schedule.
Is there an option for lunch?
Yes, you can choose to have a gastronomic lunch in Chablis, payable directly to the restaurant. If not, there’s free time to explore the town.
What size are the groups?
The group size is limited to a maximum of 6 travelers, ensuring a more intimate experience.
What is the duration of the tour?
It is approximately 14 hours, from early morning pickup to late evening return.
Are there any special considerations for Sunday bookings?
Yes, some wineries like Jean-Marc Brocard and Regnard are closed on Sundays, so alternative domaines like Baptiste or La Chablisienne are visited instead.
Is transportation comfortable?
Absolutely. The Mercedes E220/E300 or minivan offers extra legroom and adjustable seats, making the long drive more pleasant.
What are the start and end points?
The tour begins at 10 Pl. de l’Opéra in Paris at 7:30 am and returns there around 9:00 pm.
Is this suitable for everyone?
Most travelers can participate, but those prone to fatigue might want to prepare for the long day. The small group setting and expert guidance make it manageable.
What are the reviews saying?
All reviews rate the experience a perfect 5, praising the knowledgeable guides, stunning vineyard views, and the quality of tastings.

This Burgundy wine day trip from Paris offers a carefully curated blend of educational tastings, authentic vineyard visits, and scenic drives—all in a cozy, small-group setting. From the moment you explore the famous Chablis vineyards to the tasting at Château de Pommard, you’ll gain a genuine appreciation for what makes Burgundy one of the world’s most coveted wine regions.
Ideal for wine enthusiasts who crave a relaxed, informative, and beautifully scenic experience without the fuss of independent planning, this tour provides both comfort and authenticity. You’ll come away not just with bottles of wine but with a deeper understanding of Burgundy’s unique terroirs and a collection of memories from a day well spent.
Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or simply want to indulge your curiosity about Burgundy wines, this trip offers a tasteful, memorable adventure that’s worth every penny.
