Hi! I am looking to do the St Emilion Half Day Wine Tour on Wednesday October 12th but when I click into the calendar it appears as though all of the October dates are crossed off. Do the tours run in October?

Hello, I have a dietary restriction and am vegetarian (no meat, no poultry, no fish). Would it be possible to accommodate me?

We are planning a trip to the area for July 2 to the 5/2020, 4 adults, 2 young adults and 3 teens. We are interested in visiting 2 or 3 Chateaux. What will you suggest? Will we be part of a group of just us? If we have specific wines we want to visit, can you arrange it?

Hi, are there tours in December?

Hello, I had a couple of questions about the bike tour in St Emilion. Is there somewhere that we might store our suitcases whilst on the tour? Also would it be possible to make our own way to the tour, then take the mini-bus back to Bordeaux? Finally, could I check whether the tour (or some of it) is in English? Thanks

Do you have tours in Spanish? (August 2019)

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I would love to hear from Kevin L. and anyone who has taken small-group tours with both Bordovino and popular competitors such as Ophorus, and can compare them. Looking at their half-day tours of Medoc, I notice there's a significant price difference (€94 pp. at Bordovino vs. €65 pp. at Ophorus) and I was wondering why. A quick look at their websites and the TripAdvisor reviews suggests the possibility of slightly better-quality chateaux and smaller-sized groups at Bordolino (both of which are important to me), but there may be other factors I can't see. I'm sure there are knowledgeable guides and friendly hosts on all the tours, but I've also noticed some common limitations, such as wine tastings consisting of only two samples. From a learning-experience standpoint, I not only want to compare each chateau's first and second wines (or more, if available) but different vintages of the same first wine and possibly the wines of other vineyards (which I understand is possible if one company owns other vineyards in the same region or appellation. Has anybody out there achieved all this without spending a fortune on multiple private tours?

Bordovino advertises an afternoon group tour of Medoc for 94 EUR per person. That's a lot more than Ophorus's 65 EUR, but seems worth it since Bordovino says its groups are 8 people max., while Ophorus permits up to 19. But when I checked the Bordovino website for a late-September afternoon, they had 12 spots available. Does this mean they have multiple groups of 8 + guide going around together? That would make things pretty crowded standing around a barrel or having a discussion in a tasting room, and seemingly not better than the less-expensive Ophorus tour. It's a concern, because unlike many of the tour reviews that report smaller-than-advertised groups, our visit is likely to coincide with the harvest and demand will be high.

Do you pick up at the cruise terminal or would we need to find a way to get to Bordeaux on our own?