Mezin’s Fete du Floc de Gascogne places a regional aperitif at the center of a wider day of terroir culture. Vineyard walking, a town game, a winemaker’s lunch, a cork museum visit, a cooking workshop and live music all point to the same economy of taste: vines, craft, memory and public celebration tied to the Albret landscape. The result is a terroir page with several layers: product, landscape, craft history and public ritual all remain tied to the same local drink.
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Lejay Lagoute: Crème de Cassis in Dijon
At the Lejay Lagoute site in Dijon, visitors can learn about the intricate production of Crème de Cassis, a long-running regional specialty since 1841. These guided tours reveal the traditional methods that have remained unchanged for over a century, offering an educational and gourmet programme. the significance of this iconic liqueur, celebrated both locally and internationally. Visitors can also purchase these selected products at various shops throughout Dijon, including Chocolaterie de Bourgogne and La Cave de la Cité. With multiple dates available from July through December, it’s an ideal opportunity for both enthusiasts and newcomers to examine this culinary favorite.
Experience Ticket in Beaune: Burgundy Wines
The Ticket presents the rich world of Burgundy wines at the Cité des Climats et Vins de Bourgogne. This package covers vineyards, their history and the wines of the region all with one ticket. The pass covers two days with guided tours and enhance tasting skills at tasting workshops. The programme includes flexible access to exhibitions presenting the artistic and cultural aspects of wine, providing a comprehensive view of Burgundy’s viticultural heritage. Valid for two days all year round, this adult-only includes all guided tours and tastings, the Ticket is essential for anyone interested in the region’s famous wines.
Les Apéritifs de la Tour in Dijon: Unique City Views
Les Apéritifs de la Tour take visitors 46 metres above Dijon for a guided visit and aperitif. The programme runs every Friday and Saturday from 8 May to 23 October 2026, with sessions from 18:30 to 19:45 and from 20:00 to 21:15. Tickets include the climb of 316 steps, historical commentary, blanc cassis and gougères, with groups limited to 17 people.
Parfums & Vins in Jura: A Sensory Journey
Parfums & Vins du Jura examines the link between olfactory families and Jura wines. Led by Tiphaine at La Bulle à Parfums, the workshop covers floral, woody, fruity and spicy aromas before applying them to selected wines. The small-group format focuses on aroma memory and sensory vocabulary for wine tasting.
Gourmet Cycling Trip in Auxerre: Regional Delicacies
The ‘Balade gourmande | Vélo & Saveurs’ offers a local cycling adventure through Burgundy, presenting seven local specialties. Departing from a shop in Auxerre, visitors will ride along the historic Canal du Nivernais, with the first stop at an organic farm for cheese tastings. Riders are then offered a Crémant de Bourgogne tasting at a special venue, followed by a visit to a local microbrewery for more tastings. The tour continues to a wine estate for a selection of Burgundy wines and features a highlight tasting of Burgundy snails in Auxerre, alongside the region’s best gougères. the route ends with a refreshing drink at a local biscuit factory, combining physical activity with culinary pleasure for an day in Burgundy.
Lundis des Curistes in Salins-les-Bains: A Tasting Event
The Arbois Poligny Salins Coeur du Jura Tourist Office is aimed at spa visitors in Salins-les-Bains for the Lundis des Curistes events. In collaboration with ThermaSalina, these gatherings allow visitors to meet local producers and sample their products. On Monday, 7 September, the Fruitière Vinicole d’Arbois, one of France’s oldest wine cooperatives founded in 1906 by 26 local winegrowers, will be featured. Visitors can collect welcome gifts, enter to win €30 in gift vouchers, and learn about limited deals from holiday advisors.
Les Fêtes de la Vigne in Dijon: Celebration of Wine and Arts
Les Fêtes de la Vigne is celebrating its 80th anniversary in Dijon and the Côte-d’Or! This festival features a mix of dance, music, song, costumes, and gastronomy. From workshops to international shows, the programme offers extensive programming from July 4 to July 12. Visitors can partake in concerts, entertainment, and a market setting across multiple venues, including the main stage in Jardin Darcy and Place François Rude. The programme includes tastings of regional Climats wines and traditional activities for young audiences, such as a Children’s Day. Make sure to the spectacular international parade and special concerts featuring the Dijon Philharmonic Orchestra.
Rock’n Rolet in Arbois: Music and Culture
Rock’n Rolet in Arbois presents an energetic celebration where music and local culture unite. Featuring three active bands: Pair Larbour, performing classic rock favorites; Has Been Players, blending contemporary hits from various genres; and Rockabilly Tendencies, reviving the 50s Rock’n’Roll sound. The setting will be filled with lively performances and camaraderie. The programme offers a night of live music alongside a wine bar for tastings and food trucks serving local local cuisine. Look at regional producers at the farmers’ market, presenting the best-known local flavors and artisanal products. Rock’n Rolet is more than an event; it’s a community gathering that connects friends and families in Burgundy-Franche-Comté.
Wine Tasting at Château Béthanie in Arbois: Summer Fun
From early July to late August, Château Béthanie opens onto the wine-making heritage of the region. With two guided tours available daily from Tuesday to Saturday, visitors can learn about the history of this cooperative cellar and the intricate methods of wine production. After the tour, sample selected wines crafted by the Fruitière vinicole d’Arbois. No reservation is necessary for individual visitors, Groups can arrange visits and tastings throughout the year with advanced booking, ensuring a specific and enriching programme.