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Château de Mongenan
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A Hidden Gem in the Graves: Chateau de Portets As you drive on the Route des Vins, just outside Bordeaux, don't miss Chateau de Portets. This beautiful winery, steeped in history and breathtaking landscapes by the Garonne River, offers an unforgettable experience for wine lovers and travelers! They speak English as well! From the moment you arrive, you will love the chateau's architecture and surrounding vineyards. The passionate team, and owner Marie-Helene Theron at Chateau de Portets warmly welcomes you and takes you on a journey through their winemaking process, visits of the property, winery etc. The knowledgeable guides share their expertise and makes the winemaking concepts easy to understand. Tasting: The chateau offers a diverse range of wines, each reflecting the unique terroir of the Graves region. From crisp white wines to bold and complex reds. They also have beautiful pâtés and local delicacies to eat. Beyond the wine, Chateau de Portets provides an immersive experience. What a surprise! Whether you're a seasoned wine connoisseur or just beginning your exploration, Chateau de Portets is a must-visit. The wines are delicious, the scenery stunning and the hospitality is very warm! So, if you're looking for a unique and enriching wine experience in the heart of Bordeaux, head to Chateau de...
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We had a fabulous experience at Château de Porters! Our guides were nice, knowledgeable and helpful. The château is gorgeous and has so much history. They provided a lot of information with a very nice tasting at the end. We were even lucky enough to meet the charming owner. She was kind and friendly like her team. I highly recommend this experience. My parents and I were so happy for the recommendation from Laurant Yung. Thank you all for your...
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La visite de ce château bordelais dans les Graves (comprendre domaine viticole) est plutôt bien faite et agréable. En effet, il y a tout d'abord un film assez complet et pas trop long sur l'histoire du château puis une visite guidée des installations et enfin une visite que je dirais "interactive" sur une tablette tactile du plus bel effet. Et bien entendu suit une dégustation !
Les moyens audiovisuels sont comme les installations viticoles, tout à fait modernes.
La guide est fort sympathique et connaît bien son métier.
La visite est peut-être un peu chère (12€/adulte), probablement le prix des investissements audiovisuels mais les vins vendus dans la boutique ne sont pas si onéreux que cela, cela rattrape, surtout que la qualité est là, de bons petits bordeaux comme on les aime (leur Grave blanc sec est assez original).
Ils proposent même des formules de dégustation avec planches de charcuterie et fromages qu'une malencontreuse erreur de réservation ne nous a pas permis de faire; dommage car pour seulement 8€ de plus que la visite, cela avait l'air pas...
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