Our tours immerse couples, friends and families in the midst of the wine-making philosophy, and transport you on board a tuk-tuk through the vines, the quarries and the cellars. Dive into 600 years of history and learn about this historical Grand Cru Classé which always knows how to adapt to the changes of times, wine enthusiasts don’t need an introduction to Saint-Émilion, this appellation in the Bordeaux Dordogne region attracts more than a million tourists every year, however many visitors don’t realize it’s also one of the most fascinating villages in the Southwest of France, renowned for its wine since as far back as the 2nd century when the Romans planted the first grapes. Saint Émilion is worth a visit for those who love wine, history, architecture and charming scenery, the village long gained a reputation as one of the greatest in the world for wine lovers. For many decades the town was an economic and religious center attracting royals, winegrowers, and pilgrims. Every square in this medieval village center is packed with history and  incredible architecture, thousands of unforgettable hectares of vines in its surroundings, an spiritual place for many chritians following the Camino De Santiago pilgrimage to Spain. Nested in the heart of the village is a family owned winery since 1902, built in the 13th century, an ancient Dominican Monastery. When opening the doors of Couvent Des Jacobins, you head into a time travel adventure, both original and playful like entering a space that has gone through nearly seven centuries while preserving the tradition of the Grand Cru Classé with a hint of innovative identity. The limestone rich hillsides around the terroirs consist of eleven hectares and produce seventy five percent Merlot and twenty percent Cabernet Franc and five percent Petit Verdot wines, cordeliers sparkling wine discover authentic rare vintages, wine tasting notes and pairing. Logis De Colette and Les Belles Saisons villa are ideal for large group retreat for family, friends or business.