Caves of Father Auguste in Loches, France - reviews,open hours,photo spots,things to do

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Caves of Father Auguste

14 Rue des Caves, 37150 Civray-de-Touraine, France

4.7(229)

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pereauguste.com

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giulio librigiulio libri

Nice degustation and explanation We visited the caves and had a nice presentation/degustation. There were no other people and therefore - I guess - the treatment was even warmer than usual. We were really really happy and bought a lot of bottles of wine. Incredibly nice the sauvignon black [they have two qualities, the higher quality one was incredible]!! Close also to the Chenonceau castle! This is a must!

Chris HewittChris Hewitt

Stayed overnight here in our motorhome, electricity and a toilet available. We also had a tour of the caves and tasted several wines both red and white and they were delicious, so we bought several bottles of both, the staff were very knowledgeable and helpful,if you want to visit the Chateau Chenonceau it’s about a 20 minute walk through the vineyards

Lavinia KohLavinia Koh

Popped by on the way back from Chateau de Chenonceau. We had a tasting of about 5-6 wines for €4 per person and then got to walk through the cave. We learned a lot about the history of the family and about the different grapes involved. Very interesting and personalised experience. Super affordable, delicious wines.

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Reviews of Caves of Father Auguste

4.7

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5.0

The young trainee looked after us and did a fantastic job. She talked us through all the wines and explained the smells as well as the taste.

We were there for about an hour a bought a box of the dry Rose and a box of the Cabernet Franc. Which is the best French red, ever!

I though the prices were good, not cheap. If you buy in bulk the prices get cheaper.

If you don't want to buy and just wine taste then it is EUR 3 per person.

On Wednesdays at 9.30 am there is a tour of the vineyards.

We did this Wednesday tour it costs 5 Eur per person and was worth it. Explained extremely well by the young owner (6th generation) and lasts...

5.0

My family and I first discovered this vineyard when we toured the Loire Valley back in 2000. The wines are delicious. My parents enjoy the Pastourelle rosé, Gamay red, Marreux red, and the Cuvée Sylvine.

We recently visited again a few weeks ago. Unfortunately, the Cuvée Sylvine wasn't available because of last year's weather. In addition to my parents' favorites, I'll add the Chenonceaux red and white to the list which are new or at least to us.

The owners were even kind enough to package the bottles for travel back to the US. My parents returned with...

5.0

Nice degustation and explanation

We visited the caves and had a nice presentation/degustation. There were no other people and therefore - I guess - the treatment was even warmer than usual. We were really really happy and bought a lot of bottles of wine. Incredibly nice the sauvignon black [they have two qualities, the higher quality one was incredible]!! Close also to the Chenonceau castle!...

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