In-depth discovery of the Château, its history, its vineyard as well as winemaking thanks to a visit to the vat room and the barrel cellar. Immerse yourself in the world of wine by immersing yourself in the secrets of the magical transformation of grapes. A tasting of the different grape varieties of 2012 will close the visit. The name of the castle is given as an example to illustrate the programme. The castle visited may change, depending on availability for visits. The name of the castle is given as an example to illustrate the programme. The castle visited may change, depending on availability for visits.

Opened in 2006, in the centre of the village of Bages, Café Lavinal takes its name from Berthe Lavinal, the grandmother of Jean-Michel Cazes. A nod to his childhood holidays spent in his parents' little country café near Villeneuve-sur-Lot. Adjoining Château Lynch-Bages, Café Lavinal is a privileged place where winegrowers and local customers like to meet to share generous cuisine in the heart of the Grands Crus Classés terroir of Pauillac. Warm and friendly, the restaurant offers traditional and tasty market cuisine, made with regional products. In the summer, its sunny terrace is appreciated for its view and its location. The name of the restaurant is given as an example. The restaurant may vary depending on availability.

The know-how of the château’s teams constitutes an inestimable heritage, the fruit of almost a century-old work. And they always perfect cultivation techniques and winemaking methods. Let's follow them among the cellars, with passion as our only guide. The name of the castle is given as an example to illustrate the programme. The castle visited may change, depending on availability for visits.

The nugget of Saint-Estèphe The golden yellow colour of Château Lafon-Rochet can be surprising when you venture onto Departmental 2 which winds through the largest Médoc vineyards. It is a colour that is both bold and warm, like all those who participate in the production of its wines and who live to the rhythm of the vineyard with commitment and passion. At Lafon-Rochet, every intention, every gesture counts to preserve what is most precious: a complex and unique terroir on which the vines grow. The name of the castle is given as an example to illustrate the programme. The castle visited may change, depending on availability for visits. The duration of the visit to the castle is 75 minutes. The return journey will take approximately 75 minutes.