Caves Monmousseau — Attraction in Romorantin-Lanthenay

I can totally recommend a visit at the Winehouse of Monmousseau. We, my dad and I, did the self-guided tour which led us through some wine history, amazing art and it learned us the process of making wine.

For us the most special part was within the caves of Monmousseau, where you see diffrent works of art projected on the walls. Sometimes they move, and sometimes they don't, it's an amazing experience!

After this short videos in the cave will explain the process of making (sparkling) wines and you walk past a couple of thousand bottles which is really impressive!

When the tour ends make sure you try some of the wines, you can ask for recommendations and they can tell you about the wines and where they come from.

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Right off the main route following the Cher river, for only 8 Euros, this winery combines a unique tasting of sparkling wines after a tour through subterranean tunnels with an overview of local art and wine history. Very kid accessible with historic games and artifacts. i recommend taking this short detour especially on a rainy or very hot day to experience something different from all the other wineries of the area. The staff are very friendly and helpful and typically speak decent English. Nathalie was my guide and explained the different wines available, helping me chose a couple bottles...

Another "Must" in France. Even if one's knowledge of wine is superficial, it's an experience to do a wine tasting. And ours was a perfect one! The history - the label was started almost 140 years ago, in 19 century. The place - the cellars are impressive: you walk those tunnels to see for yourself some processes a bottle of sparkling wine has to go through before being placed on one's table. And the highlight of the visit - the tasting! Monmousseau wines (brut and semi-sec, blanc, and rose) are light, flirty - simply delicious. Our deepest thanks to Margaux, the manager and the most...