Private Burgundy wine tours from Dijon
Plan my tour from DijonPrivate & bespoke wine tours since 1999If Dijon is your arrival point or your base, begin the wine day there. Bourgogne Gold Tour offers a private way to explore the vineyard, with pickup and a route discussed around your interests and the time you have available.
Explore the Côte de Nuits from your Dijon base
A Côte de Nuits itinerary can introduce places such as Gevrey-Chambertin, Chambolle-Musigny, Vougeot and Vosne-Romanée. Use the route to connect names you know with the landscape and the tasting experience.
If Pinot Noir is your main interest, explain whether you want an introduction or a more detailed look at appellations and classification. The selection of estates and wines will be established in the programme, rather than inferred from the names on the route.
Coordinate a station or hotel rendezvous
Share your Dijon accommodation or train details when you enquire. If arriving on the tour morning, allow for the time between reaching the station and being ready to depart with your guide.
A visit starting after your arrival in Dijon is different from a private excursion collecting you in Paris. If you want the latter, request it explicitly so that the transfer and tour can be considered together.
Add heritage where it fits the route
Clos de Vougeot can be an important point of interest for the history of Burgundy. A château visit, a separate tasting and a lunch experience have different arrangements; tell us which one you would like to discuss.
Leave sufficient time for the wine appointments that matter most to you. Adding a heritage stop should give the day more meaning, rather than make every part of it hurried.
Arrange the end of the day as carefully as the beginning
Tell us whether you will return to your Dijon hotel or need to catch an onward train. Confirm the planned finish, luggage arrangements and any extra drop-off requirement in the proposal.
Yes. Dijon is a listed departure point. The right route depends on your interests and schedule.
Only if the confirmed programme lists it. A stop in Vougeot does not by itself establish a booked château visit.
Discuss this in your tasting brief. The Côte de Nuits theme and the wine selection are related, but the exact tasting programme needs confirmation.
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