Wines and spirits Côte Aquitaine

Designed and built by the architect P. Teisseire, the Maison des Vins, adjacent to the Syndicat Viticole de Pomerol, is a space dedicated to the sale and promotion of the Pomerol appellation. You will find a large choice of Pomerol wines sold at château prices. The best welcome will be reserved for you. On its side, the Wine Syndicate gathers all the wine growers of the Pomerol appellation and works for the defense and the promotion of its wines. Open on Saturday, but not on Monday in August.

The wines of the noble house Lafite took off when a Bordeaux doctor prescribed this wine to King Louis XV as the best and most pleasant tonic. If this 18th century building is adorned with rich Napoleon III furniture that is worth a look, the main curiosity remains the circular winery designed by the architect Ricardo Bofill. Combining aesthetics and functionality, the working buildings are the reason for the worldwide reputation of this first classified growth.

The Maison du Vin de Margaux offers an exhaustive selection of wines from the prestigious vineyards: the 21 Grands Crus Classés de 1855, the Crus Bourgeois, the historic Margaux estates, the Crus Artisans, the micro-cuvées of the appellation... as well as wine-related products and a range of regional delicacies. This is also where you'll find all the information you need on châteaux tours, accommodation, cycling, sightseeing... In summer, tastings of the appellation are organized every week.

The Bas-Armagnac region of Landes is highly renowned for the quality of its wine production. Domaine d'Espérance is no exception, and excellence is the order of the day at this estate. With great kindness, Jean-Louis and Claire de Montesquiou will take you on a tour of the wine and armagnac cellars, before inviting you to taste one of their vins de pays: white "Cuvée d'Or", red "Cuvée Rouge", rosé "Cuvée Rosée", or their aperitif, white and rosé floc de Gascogne... Among the vines, the owners have set up a Bacchus gîte.

Voted best wine brandy producer in the world in 2022, Armagnac has always been at the heart of this superb estate, handed down from generation to generation. Gilles de Boisséson, the current owner, represents the ^10th generation. The estate covers 400 hectares, with 22 hectares of vines and 200 hectares of woodland. The château is currently the oldest family estate in the Armagnac appellation. The eau-de-vie produced is immediately transferred to oak barrels, which are then aged in a stone and earthenware cellar dating from 1876.

A showcase for the Landes region, Domaine d'Ognoas and its 565 hectares of Bas-Armagnac have been producing AOC armagnac since 1905 and floc since 1990. Guided tours will introduce you to the precious beverage, available in vintages of varying ages. Discover, for example, Moon Night brandy in its "Little Pasha" bottle, or a "Mystery Tasting" game box. Surprising products such as chocolates introduce you to armagnac. The estate boasts the oldest still in Gascony.

Mahatsa is a wine and beer cellar dedicated to epicureans of taste. Our committed wine merchant offers a wide range of wines from France and beyond! With over 300 references in organic, biodynamic and natural wines, spirits and bubbles from small regional producers, Adrien, a Basque-Burgundian vintner and defender of taste and a job well done, offers us... Mahatsa is also a meeting place, with exhibitions by painters and a monthly oenology "school" over a plate of food.

The specialities of the Basque Country are not only Basque cake, chilli, chocolate and ham, but also sangria, which is produced and enjoyed on both sides of the border. Mainly in Ayherre in the Basque Country, a sparkling sangria called Loreak "the flowers" (in Basque) is produced by hand from natural wines, juices and flavors, in three flavors with a maximum alcohol content of 8% by volume. Available in white, pink and red, they are the perfect accompaniment to summer aperitifs and evening parties.

Opposite Les Halles de Bayonne, this cellar has a refined, well-lit setting to showcase the wines, with over 1,000 references. Wines are presented by region: Rhône, Burgundy, Languedoc-Roussillon, Saint-Emilion, Pomerol, Margaux and more. From French wines to regional wines to world wines. You'll also discover a fine showcase of vintage Armagnacs, old rums, whiskies, eaux-de-vie, champagnes, cognacs, local Patxaran... Tasting evenings and introductory courses are offered.

Château Fonrazade is just a stone's throw from the medieval village of Saint-Emilion, in the heart of a prestigious, thousand-year-old terroir classified as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Open for visits and tastings, this beautiful property adjoins the Premier Grand Cru Classé Château Angélus and produces a Saint-Emilion Grand Cru 2015. Our oenologists tasted it: "The nose is bursting with fresh red fruit and oriental spices that bring warmth. On the palate, the attack is sustained with crisp, fruity tannins. Lots of freshness.

At the gateway to the bastide town, the Maison des Vins de Cadillac is home to a Best of Wine Tourism award-winning eco-museum. Discover the history of the vineyard, the origins of the AOC wines (Cadillac, Cadillac Côtes de Bordeaux and Premières Côtes de Bordeaux), the different stages of production... An olfactory piano will also introduce you to the different aromas. The Maison des Vins also offers grape variety tastings (at a cost for 5 wines) and a whole host of workshops.

This cellar and tasting room looks great on the forecourt of this bright, residential neighborhood. A beautiful exhibition and above all a beautiful cellar with the expert and professional advice of François, an epicurean as it should be! Wines from near and far, and a surprising collection of Portuguese wines, rare in the Basque country. One of the cellar's specialties is a selection of local charcuterie boards, prepared for tasting and discovery evenings.

In this precious cellar, you'll discover almost 1,000 references of wines and spirits. Whatever your budget, you'll find a quality wine. Armagnacs, cognacs, whiskies, rums and eaux-de-vie take pride of place in a dedicated area. Discover the various wine-growing regions of France and even abroad, since Vins de Vincent has several references. Passionate winemakers are regularly invited. Organic and biodynamic wines and a selection of beers are on offer, some of them rare. 4 wineries in the Basque Country.

Here, Marine, a native of the Chalosse region, invites you to discover and taste AOP Tursan, IGP Chalosse and IGP Landes wines. She'll explain how the grapes are harvested when ripe, picked and processed by a technical team responsible for the quality of the wines you'll find on sale. The operation is that of a large estate. The wines are bottled at the estate in Geaune, where the tours take place.

Here, it is Christophe, a child of the country, who will propose you to discover and taste wines AOP Tursan, IGP Chalosse and IGP Landes. He will be able to explain to you that the grapes are harvested at maturity, picked and worked by a technical team, responsible for the quality of the wines you will find for sale. The operation is that of a large estate. The wines are bottled at the property in Geaune, where the visits are organised.

Aguicheuse, greater, refined and even playful… This is how you can describe this beautiful showcase in the cellar of Irouléguy. And she is surprised to surprise with a large round bar of wine tasting, wonderful lit box, drapes of all colours. It also exposes itself to wine bricks, attractive door door door door, to the colours of the vineyard, further afield, around columns of stone, barrels waiting for the curious who would like to start at the beginning of the tasting, thanks to a smell organ, elsewhere it is a little corner, we see, not far from there. glass, tubs them enlightened. The opportunity, if curiosity is accentuated by this first discovery to decide to offer the tour circuit, from vine to glass.

The story begins in 1950 with the purchase of 6 hectares of vines... Today, Domaine Jean-Yves Millaire is a certified organic (biodynamic) winegrower, with 45 hectares of vines in the Fronsac, Canon Fronsac and Bordeaux appellations. Since 1998, the vineyard has undergone a number of changes, including the planting of new, atypical grape varieties such as jurançon noir, petit manseng, colombard and riesling. The treasure hunt is a great activity for the whole family (5 years and up).

Described by Robert Parker as a "visionary, self-proclaimed revolutionary" and "English winemaking guru", Jonathan Maltus owns several wines in Napa and the Bordeaux region, including a Saint-Emilion Grand Cru (Château Teyssier). With its 40-meter diameter, the Dome is undoubtedly one of his most incredible cellars. The cellar, the tasting room... it's all curves, light and technology. From the terrace that wraps itself around this winegrowing UFO, you can admire the valley as far as Libourne and Château Angelus.

Located in AOC Médoc, not far from Lesparre, Château Grand Lacaze cultivates red wine on these 7 hectares. The grape variety is in Cabernet sauvignon and Merlot on a soil sablo-gravelly. The castle produces 40 000 bottles per year. Fermentation is made at 28-30 ° C with 2 to 4 combined per day. After a 3-week maceration, breeding takes 12 months in French oak barrels. Count € 10 for a Grand Lacaze Castle 2008 (Bronze Medal in Paris). Unfortunately the castle does not sell to the property, but you can buy it in the hotel hotels including the Hotel des Quatre-Soeurs and the Opera house in Bordeaux. The opinion of oenologists: Lacaze Médoc Castle 2008: dark ruby. Nose with fruity notes of cherry nuclei. Tender mouth.

The vineyards of Château Pontet Canet are located in the heart of the Pauillac appellation, south of the Mouton Rothschild estate. A visit to the château is quite unusual: horses can be seen moving among the vines. This ancestral human-animal method respects the vines and the terroir. The grapes are harvested by hand, using crates rather than baskets: they are transferred directly from the vines to the sorting table. This Grand Cru Classified in 1855 is certified organic and biodynamic. A fine approach!

The boutique is a great place to stop and stock up on souvenirs! It is attached to one of the oldest wine cellars in the Entre-deux-Mers region, established in 1936. Inside, you can admire the vats below. The boutique offers wines by producers, as well as wine and local produce boxes, delicatessen and accessories. Wine can be bought in bottles, in bulk (containers to bring along or buy on the spot) or in Bags In Box. The team will guide you in your choice.

Cellar, counter and boutique! At the label, the discovery of wine (accompanied by quality local products) is made through the play of labels, colors and classifications. Visual initiation and advice in 12 unique signatures to discover hundreds of labels! We also offer a range of services: "L'étiquette volante" for a wine and food pairing event, "L'étiquette académie" for an oenology course, "L'étiquette chez vous" to build up your own wine cellar... And "L'étiquette j'ai faim" for tapas to share.

Specializing in wines and spirits since 1953, Cave des Pyrénées is located in the Spanish shopping street. It's always a pleasure to cross the threshold of this cellar, where you'll find a wide range of local, French and international red, white and rosé wines. Basque ciders, champagnes, beers and spirits are also on sale. A wide and varied choice, always with appropriate advice on food and wine pairing. The reputation of this cellar extends far beyond Bayonne, thanks to its professionalism and advice.

For over 70 years, Château Bellegrave wines have been cultivated by the Bouldy family with respect and love for the vines. In 2001, Jean-Marie Bouldy, the second generation, began converting the estate to organic farming in order to preserve the qualities of this special terroir. However, it wasn't until 2009 that the conversion to controlled organic farming became official. To understand how and why such changes have taken place here, don't hesitate to take the opportunity to visit the estate (fascinating). Tasting only possible.

In this remarkable Renaissance residence, built on the ruins of a fortified castle on the heights of Entre-Deux-Mers, the Le Grix de la Salle family has been cultivating vines for 4 generations. During your visit, the owner will show you the château's ^16th-century courtyard and pepper-pot towers, as well as the historic wine storehouse and panoramic vineyards, not to mention the fascinating biodiversity. Château Le Grand Verdus was awarded a Best of Wine Tourism (Best of d'or) in the "Architecture & Landscapes" category in 2023.

Sébastien Coularis has opened this Entrepôt on the route de Soulac, north of Lesparre. He advises both professional and private customers on their choice of wines, with a particular focus on the little nuggets he regularly unearths. While he focuses on Medoc and the whole range of Bordeaux wines, he also offers wines from other regions and abroad. There's also a wide range of producers' beers, arranged rums, whiskies, ciders and regional products.

Everyone knows Imanol Harinordoquy and his career as a rugby player, full of titles. Here, in his own image, he has created a wine cellar with a warm atmosphere, and a dining cellar with tasty dishes, cassolettes, charcuterie boards and oysters to share. On the cellar side, the wine list and all the wines on sale change regularly, between France and Spain. A subtle, truculent selection unearthed off the beaten track and highly prized.

The Vignobles et Découvertes boutique offers a rich selection of wines (over 1,000 references) in its cellar in Anglet and Bayonne. You'll find wines of character, from producers committed to quality: Rhône, Burgundy, Languedoc, Roussillon, Saint-Emilion... but also wines from around the world. Other nectars include whiskies, eaux-de-vie, champagnes and, of course, the local patxaran or Brana pear. The store also organizes oenology and introductory courses for individuals and companies.

A favorite among the grands crus classés, Château le Chatelet is located near the collegiate church and the bell tower overlooking the monolithic church, and next to the old church of Saint-Martin de Mazerat. The notoriety of this cru needs no further confirmation, for as early as 1867, the international jury at the Paris Exhibition awarded it the Gold Medal. Although visits to the winery and cellars are free, you'll need to make an appointment by telephone. Virginie or Patrick will be delighted to help you discover the wines of Château Le Chatelet.

At La Cave de Mon Père, right in the heart of the Saint-Charles district, renowned for its quality shops, Cindy and Edouard Laisney do more than just sell wine: they also share their passion for oenology, so they can legitimately advise you. Breathe, listen and, above all, taste these elixirs, with a predilection for the South and Languedoc. Wines, champagnes and spirits that will appeal to both neophytes and aficionados. A selection of charcuterie, Basque and Italian cheeses, ideal to accompany your choice of wine.

Created in 2010, the cellar was taken over by Hugo and Rémi, two epicureans sensitive to the land and to the work of man, who had already opened together the wine bar La Barrique. Joined by Romane, they guide the connoisseurs as well as the novices and propose to discover numerous and excellent references of Graves, Sauternes, wines of Bordeaux, France and the world. A fine selection of whiskies, spirits and champagnes complete their offer. With a perfect knowledge of their subject, they will also be able to advise you on perfect food and wine pairings.

Michel and Thérèse Rioupeyrous have a pleasant tasting room with barrels and a table where the estate's wines are presented. For over 20 years, they have been involved in organic farming, and today work biodynamically on 8.5 ha of land on sometimes spectacular slopes. These highly expressive wines are served on Michelin-starred tables and have been awarded 18/20 by the Revue des Vins de France - the best website for organic wine sales. Wines that reflect terroir, climate, vintage and know-how.

Chéri Bibi is a natural cellar and wine bar featuring exceptional products and tasty market cuisine based on fresh produce. Every day brings new dishes inspired by the chef's creativity and the market. It's also an excellent wine cellar, offering and advising on natural wines, but not only that: local nuggets such as txakoli and Basque cider await you. You'll also find wines from every region. Gaston Leroux, author of the famous novel of the same name, would fit right in at the counter!

More than 200 m² are dedicated to the discovery of Domaine Brana's eaux-de-vie, liqueurs and wines. And over 1,500 m² dedicated to the distillery with its copper stills. Martine Brana and her brother Jean have designed this sales, tasting and promotion area, with their fruit-based products, including the famous pear, plum and raspberry eaux-de-vie, Espelette pepper gin, organic clementine and citron eaux-de-vie.

This old wine storehouse from the ^17th century is not only a wine cellar. Behind its window hides a place that we would describe today as vintage, authentic and atypical with its incomparable furniture. Kevin, a born epicurean, has developed a boutique in the warehouse with a wine tasting area, enriched by a delicatessen. Le Sang des Vignes houses more than 500 references of natural French and Spanish wines, with our South-West ambassador who knows each of the vineyards and winemakers directly. Themed wine tasting evenings are organized there.

La Tour des Vinsin Urrugne is a simply and modestly exceptional wine cellar! Don't hesitate to ask Sébastien for his expert advice. The guardian of this treasure trove, he is a true expert guide to taste and the skilful alchemy between food and wine, champagnes and spirits. His knowledge of the products, sourced directly and without intermediaries from local and national producers, is also exceptional. The store is very well organized and laid out to facilitate your choice. A true paradise for wine lovers!

The history of the Reich family estate has always been guided by passion. On 50 hectares of land, 25 of which are Cru Bourgeois de L'Argenteyre, the land, benefiting from an oceanic climate, gives life to wines of character. The grape varieties are composed of 40% Cabernet Sauvignon, 40% Merlot, 15% Petit Verdot and 5% Carménère. The vinification is carried out in concrete and stainless steel vats. Then follows 5 weeks of maceration, during which the grapes are pressed in a vertical hydraulic press to preserve the best of the fruit. Nice welcome.

A Basque adventure with Balea craft beer. Brewed from local and organic ingredients, the brand's name is a tribute to the famous cetacean long coveted by Basque fishermen. Available in blond, white, IPA and Session, alcohol-free (Getaria) and tropical for summer. As an aperitif, it appeals to a well-informed public, as well as to neophytes and lovers of craft beers. You'll find this aromatic, characterful beer in grocery stores, bistros and convenience stores throughout the region and beyond.

In this cellar, Bordeaux wines are at the forefront, but they also cohabit with Burgundies, Alsace wines, Côtes du Rhône and foreign wines. Some are sold by the case or in fountains (Bag in Box). And there are always a few chilled references. The cellar is also home to a wide variety of regional products, including whiskies, spirits, champagnes, beers (including Mira brewed in La Teste-de-Buch), teas and coffees, including the famous Tchanqué from the Arcachon basin. Viniflore is also located at 9, avenue de la Presqu'île, Cap Ferret.

This well-known chain in France opens more and more cellars and it is so much better! These open franknesses thanks to impassioned and experts bring with each opening happiness guests and Bidart does not derogate from the rule! With a wide choice of references so much in the wine than champagne or the spirits, the cellar, located a few kilometres from Biarritz, its accustomed which would not leave for nothing in the world!

For lovers of good taste: Anglet's vibrant 5 Cantons district continues to grow in leaps and bounds with Le Petit Chai wine shop ("little brother" of Le Chai de l'Adour), which complements the high-quality range of shops (Halles de marché, restaurants, bakers, patissiers...). You'll find classic wines and a range of organic wines from all regions of France (including local ones), as well as carefully selected champagnes and spirits to suit all budgets. Whether you're visiting the Basque Country or are a local, come in and we'll be happy to advise you.

This wine cellar specializing in the sale of independent wine growers also offers a wide range of rums and old Armagnac. A fine grocery store will allow you to find duck, seafood, condiments, etc.

Grand cru classé de Saint-Estèphe in 1855, Château Cos d'Estournel, which covers 100 hectares, is distinguished by its high-flying architecture. It was inspired by Louis-Gaspard d'Estournel, who inherited vines near the village of Cos and decided to make wine from them. During the visit of the site, you will discover why its founder was nicknamed the "Maharajah of Saint-Estèphe", but also the specificities and the unique style of Cos d'Estournel wines, with a look at the vineyard and the gravity cellar, and of course a tasting on the spot.

Château Le Caillou (AOC Pomerol) and Domaine du Vieux Manoir (AOC Lalande de Pomerol) have been in the Giraud-Bélivier family for several generations. André Giraud's sons Stéphane and Laurent have taken over from him. Since 2002, Stéphane, who also lives on the estate with his wife, has been developing new technologies and reasoned working methods focused on the vines. In fact, hand-picking allows the fruit to be selected before the sorting table. Visits and tastings should resume by 2026.

Following major renovation work, the Renaissance project at Château Grand-Puy Ducasse (^5th Grand Cru Classé) is taking off. In the heart of the town of Pauillac, the estate now boasts a unique vinification and ageing facility. 46 vats suspended from the ceiling evoke the great organs of a cathedral. For the 2024 tourist season, the château will reopen its doors to the public, with a tour recounting the history of Maison Ducasse, Pauillac and Bordeaux and its wines.

David, a globetrotter during his hectic professional career, has returned to his original passion: the world of wines and spirits. He has taken up the torch of the cellar in Hasparren, a historic place for gourmets, bringing his generosity and know-how to bear. You'll find a subtle selection of "coup de coeur" wines, beers, champagnes, exceptional spirits and, to complete the introduction to taste, an Aizkorri-stamped delicatessen of land and sea products associated with the province of Guipuzcoa.

After a degree in food processing, Vaal worked for several brewers; a field that was already part of his life since in Alsace, his native region, grandmothers brewed at home. During the tasting, he will explain the work of the brewer, the subtleties of fermentation, the different tastes and his creations (kiwi des Landes, saffron, apricot...). As Vaal and his wife Aurore are sensitive to ecology, they have planted an orchard that produces the fruits used to flavor their next beverages. To discover!

Vincent Drubay, a young sommelier voted best sommelier in the South-West and a gold medallist among France's best sommeliers, admires and promotes the work of independent winegrowers to the full. Having worked in the kitchens of Michel Guérard and the Ibarboure brothers, he has also made a few forays abroad. Here you'll find almost 1,000 references, ranging from the great classics to rarer "pleasure" nectars, as well as unknown wines. To share his passion, he organizes sessions dedicated to learning the basics of oenology.