LA CLOSERIE DE FRONSAC
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Tasting of local wines on the terrace of charming guest rooms in Saint-Michel-de-Fronsac.
The Closerie de Fronsac is a 17th century mansion house. Built of blond stones, it houses charming guest rooms. In the past, this charming residence housed the pilgrims of Santiago de Compostela, who took a little rest there before crossing the Dordogne, at the foot of the village. The terrace with a view of the vineyards and the gently rolling environment are truly enchanting. Ideal to rest before visiting Saint-Emilion and discover the vineyard! Passionate winegrower, your host, - it is Alain, without forgetting Marie-Christine -, will offer you the opportunity to taste his local wine. He will reveal the secrets of the Great Bordeaux Vineyard to you again. In addition to the kindness of the owners, you will appreciate the refinement of the services: Limoges porcelain, silverware and antique crystal, and also market fruits, herbal infusions and freshly roasted coffee.
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Nos enseñaron la bodega y los vinos que tienen.
La zona es preciosa.
We stayed at La Closerie de Fronsac for one night but we wished it would have been more. The chateau is beautiful, filled with gorgeous antiquities. The estate is amazing, in the middle of lush vineyards. The host, Clément, is really helpful and friendly. He gave us some tips of where to go in the area, which made for the perfect afternoon itinerary (the beautiful village of Saint Émillion nearby). When we came back, Clément gave us a tour of the wine cellar and let us taste some of the delicious self-produced wines. In the evening, we enjoyed an amazing, home-cooked dinner outside, which was the best ever! The room was super comfy and clean too, with everything you need for a good night’s rest. The breakfast the next day was super delicious as well!
It was our dream of staying on a vineyard and staying at La Closerie de Fronsac went above our expectations! Thank you so much Clément!