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10 Wineries & Vineyards in Lot That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Lot, France including Chateau de Chambert, Chateau Latuc, Domaine de Chantelle, Domaine du Theron, Domaine de Capelanel, Clos Triguedina Jean-Luc Baldes, Domaine Des Sangliers, Chateau Camp del Saltre, Chateau de Calassou, Domaine Le Passelys.
Restaurants in Lot
1. Chateau de Chambert
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 112 reviews
The largest Organic vineyard in Cahors - 65Ha in Biodynamics. Free tasting, guided tours, tasting classes, Wine bar, food and more (check web site). Chateau de Chambert wines are produced on the fine terroirs of the high hills of the Cahors AOC Appelation of south-west France. Since 1690, Chambert's Malbec wines have been enjoyed by kings, Russian tzars and French officers in Bordeaux. Philippe Lejeune produces fine and elegant terroir driven wines.
Reviewed By Annesch2912
I often go to Château Chambert with family and friends when I am in the Lot area. We usually do the visit in the morning, their caves are majestic, and the guides are knowledgeable and very kind! We finish with the tasting in their beautiful "Bistrot" and have lunch on their terrace outside that offers an amazing view on the vineyards. A lovely experience that makes your day!!
2. Chateau Latuc
3. Domaine de Chantelle
4. Domaine du Theron
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Beautiful cellar to visit. The wine cellar is open for wine tastings & sales every day (except Sunday) & represents an important & active part of the Domaine.
5. Domaine de Capelanel
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
6. Clos Triguedina Jean-Luc Baldes
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 22 reviews
Family-owned winery in France since 1830 : South-West region, Cahors AOP The new and modern Wine Pavillion is a unique place in the area to discover the vineyard and taste the wines
Reviewed By MAKLondon - Berkhamsted, United Kingdom
Driving up through the vines to Clos Triguedina in itself was exciting but then to arrive in the old farmyard where they have tastefully integrated a modern tasting room, we were full of anticipation. The tour starts with a tour of the vines surrounding the farmyard and particularly the old Malbec vines, and the on to the processing areas where, if you are lucky, you may get to see one of the extra touches that makes their premium wines something special. A small museum includes menus where their wines have been served to heads of state. On to the tasting with amazing homemade bread and snacks. Clos Triguedina manages to tread the fine line between the almost harsh and often tannic wines,that the Cahors region has always been known for, and the more modern fruitier more commercial wines that are growing in popularity. For me they have hit the balance just right. Whilst it was an experience to taste the premium Probus and the New Black wine, for my budget the mid range (for this vineyard) Clos Triguedina was the stand out wine. The commitment of the family can be felt in everything they do. The tour is simply not to be missed - but you can also just pop in for a quick taste.
7. Domaine Des Sangliers
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
We are a small, organic, family-run vineyard, at the heart of the Cahors wine region (AOC/AOP Cahors.) Wine tasting and a variety of tours of the vineyard are available. Learn about the organic wine-making process, the basics of wine tasting, or just enjoy trying some new wines or aperitifs. Wine can be purchased from the cellar. French and English spoken. Families with children welcome.
8. Chateau Camp del Saltre
9. Chateau de Calassou
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
10. Domaine Le Passelys
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Family owned Estate since 1858, the Domaine Le Passelys produce a wide range of Cahors Wine, Rosé and White Wine. These wines comes from an Outstanding terroir, the third terrasses. We welcome you all year round. In order to guarantee our presence, thank you to contact us by phone or via social networks.
