Day 1: Chablis & Northern Burgundy

Your private driver-guide collects you from your accommodation (Paris, Dijon, or Burgundy) for a scenic drive to Chablis.
As you cross the Serein River and approach the Grand Cru hillside, your guide introduces the geology and history that make Chablis one of the most expressive whites in the world.
Grand Cru Vineyard Walk With Your Vigneron
Meet a local winemaker for an intimate walk through the steep Chablis Grand Cru slopes, Les Clos, Vaudésir, Valmur, where you’ll examine the fossil-rich Kimmeridgian limestone that gives Chablis its signature flinty profile.
Learn pruning methods, harvest decisions, and how climate influences each vintage.
Private Cellar Tour & Vertical Tasting in a Grand Cru Domaine
Descend into atmospheric stone cellars that have sheltered Chablis wines for generations.
Your sommelier introduces you to the nuances of the region, beginning with the bright freshness of Petit Chablis and moving into the more structured, mineral expressions of Chablis Village, each glass revealing how soil, slope, and sunlight shape Burgundy’s most distinctive Chardonnay.
Grand Cru (Les Clos or Valmur) verticals
Your expert host will guide you through ageing techniques, oak vs stainless fermentation, and the evolution of Chablis over time.
Wine-Country Lunch in the Old Town of Chablis
Relax at a traditional bistro or at a Michelin-recommended table, featuring dishes designed to pair with northern Burgundy whites, pike quenelles, gougères, creamy sauces, and local cheeses.
Afternoon in the Medieval Town of Auxerre

A short drive brings you to Auxerre, a riverside town filled with timber-framed buildings and Gothic spires. Enjoy a gentle private walking tour including:
- St. Étienne Cathedral
- The Clock Tower
- Vine-covered riverfront streets
Return to your boutique hotel in the heart of Burgundy for a relaxed evening at leisure.
Day 2: Côte de Nuits: Pinot Noir’s Spiritual Home

Your morning begins with a private drive along Burgundy’s legendary Route des Grands Crus.
Private Domaine Visit in Gevrey-Chambertin
Explore a family-run domaine in the village often called the “Kingdom of Pinot Noir.”
Tour the vineyards and barrel rooms before a guided tasting featuring:
- Gevrey-Chambertin Village
- Premier Cru examples
- A rare Grand Cru pour such as Chambertin or Clos de Bèze (subject to availability)
Vosne-Romanée: Burgundy’s Most Sacred Soil
Stroll the vineyards that produce the world’s most coveted Pinot Noirs, La Tâche, Richebourg, and Romanée-Conti (view from exterior).
Your guide narrates the legends, scandals, and painstaking craftsmanship behind wines that age for generations.
Lunch in Nuits-Saint-Georges
Enjoy a refined lunch at a traditional Côte de Nuits restaurant, where regional dishes spotlight the alliance between terroir and cuisine.
Tasting at a Nuits-Saint-Georges Winery
Step inside one of Nuits-Saint-Georges’ most respected domaines for an in-depth, sommelier-guided exploration of Pinot Noir at its most expressive.
Depending on the season, you may taste directly from the barrel before comparing several Premier Cru wines side by side, an illuminating way to understand the subtleties of terroir. Discussions on ageing potential, oak influence, and ideal food pairings round out this immersive session, offering a masterclass-level understanding of Burgundy’s iconic reds.
Beaune Evening Stroll
End the day with a relaxed guided walk through Beaune’s illuminated streets, Hospices de Beaune, medieval ramparts, and wine-merchant courtyards, before returning to your luxury accommodation.
Day 3: Côte de Beaune: Chardonnay Majesty & Historic Beaune

You begin in Meursault, famous for its rich, nutty, honeyed whites. At an exclusive domaine, your private experience may include:
- A tour of vaulted cellars
- Barrel tastings with the winemaker
- Comparisons of climats such as Les Charmes, Perrières, and Genevrières
Puligny-Montrachet – The Pinnacle of Chardonnay
Continue to Puligny-Montrachet for a technical tasting highlighting the subtleties between village, 1er Cru, and Grand Cru expressions, such as:
- Chevalier-Montrachet
- Bâtard-Montrachet
- Bienvenues-Bâtard-Montrachet
You’ll explore why these vineyards produce the world’s most revered Chardonnay and what makes each parcel distinct.
Historic Beaune & Hospices de Beaune Private Tour

Dive into the 600-year story of the Hôtel-Dieu, Burgundy’s most iconic monument, known for its flamboyant tiled roof and centuries-old wine auctions.
Your guide shares rare details about the sisters who once ran this charitable hospital and how its vineyards sustained its mission.
Final Tasting in Pommard or Volnay
Bring your Burgundy journey to a graceful close with a final tasting in either Pommard or Volnay, two neighbouring villages whose wines could not feel more distinct. In a quiet, characterful tasting room, your host guides you through a curated selection that highlights the essence of each terroir.
If the visit takes place in Pommard, expect deeply coloured wines with firm structure and impressive longevity—Pinot Noir at its most muscular and earthy. Should you end in Volnay, the experience shifts toward finesse: aromatic, supple, and almost perfumed expressions that seem to glide across the palate.
Whichever village you choose, this final tasting offers a reflective moment to savour the diversity of Burgundy and appreciate how dramatically a few kilometres can reshape a wine’s soul.
Return Transfer
Your private driver returns you to Paris, Dijon, Lyon, or your next destination in comfort.
FAQ: Three Days in Burgundy Itinerary
1. Do I need to be a wine expert to enjoy this tour?
Not at all. This itinerary is designed for both seasoned collectors and enthusiastic beginners.
Each tasting is guided by winemakers or sommeliers who adjust their explanations to your level of familiarity. Whether you want technical detail or a relaxed introduction, the experience is tailored to you.
2. Where will we stay during the tour?
You’ll be accommodated in centrally located, premium boutique hotels in Beaune or the Côte de Beaune region.
Properties are hand-selected for comfort, character, and proximity to vineyards and restaurants.
3. Can this Burgundy itinerary be customised?
Absolutely. This tour is designed to be 100% bespoke. You may wish to:
- Focus more on Pinot Noir or on Chardonnay
- Add Michelin-starred dining
- Replace Auxerre with another wine village
- Include a cooking class, truffle hunt, or cycling experience
Let us know your interests and we will shape each day accordingly.
4. What is the best time of year to do this tour?
Burgundy is wonderful year-round, but each season offers something unique:
- May–July: Lush green vineyards, warm days
- September–October: Harvest atmosphere, autumn colours
- November–March: Quiet cellars, more private access, truffle season
We can design the tour to highlight the best of each season.
5. What vehicle will we travel in on this tour?
You will travel in a luxury Mercedes (V-Class or E-Class) with climate control, bottled water, onboard charging, and ample space for comfort and wine purchases.
Larger groups receive upscale minivans or executive coaches.