What if discovering the vineyards became a fun, family-friendly adventure? At La Bulle Verte, we believe that it's never too early or too late to learn about the riches of our regions. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, a wine lover, a budding explorer or simply a gourmet, our eco-responsible tours offer an enriching experience for all ages.
On our itineraries, our partner estates redouble their creativity to make the visit captivating, educational and joyfully interactive. Here, you learn by walking, observing, touching, listening and sometimes even tasting. Each stage is designed to arouse curiosity and awaken the senses.
At Château Mauvinon, the vineyard becomes a life-size playground. Little detectives and the curious are invited to solve a riddle on a trail dotted with signs, clues and a guided tour accompanied by audio guides. We talk about biodiversity, vineyard work and the cycles of nature, but always in a fun and lively way. Children will marvel at the insect shelters and educational beehives, while adults will discover the secrets of a vineyard committed to an agro-ecological approach.
The treasure hunt consists of 8 stages and as many riddles: riddles, riddles and small calculations lead you step by step through the estate. The experience is suitable for all ages, with two levels of play, one specially designed for children and another for adults.
And at the end of the adventure, an old locked trunk awaits you on the roof terrace... ready to reveal a surprise to those who have managed to unravel all the mysteries!
To extend this moment of discovery, there's a tasting session: two wines from the estate are on offer, to round off this experience in style, with your senses still awake.
Maison Météyer, in the heart of the Champagne vineyards, come and meet Franck and Anna Météyer for a family outing. Young and old alike, let us guide you through the world of Champagne on a unique interactive tour, punctuated by captivating videos and surprising anecdotes. You'll learn more about the history of the family estate, handed down from generation to generation, and immerse yourself in the fabulous saga of Champagne thanks to original mini-scenarios that appeal to children and parents alike.
All along the way, breathtaking views open up over the Champagne hillsides, offering an interlude of nature and serenity. The tour ends with a tasting session, giving everyone the chance to enjoy a friendly, gourmet moment.
It's an experience that's both educational and immersive, combining cultural discovery, the pleasure of the senses and wonder at the emblematic landscapes of the Champagne region.
Because the pleasure of learning is often extended over a meal or a shared moment in the great outdoors, some estates have come up with stops that are as convivial as they are delicious. After discovery comes time to relax: here, everything is designed to encourage exchanges, create shared memories and reconnect young and old to the essentials.
At Château Beaubois, sister and brother Fanny and François Boyer, in the 4th generation, welcome you to their wine estate in Costières de Nîmes, south of the Rhône Valley, to help you discover their sublime terroir. On foot, by bike or on an electric scooter (contact them), take an introductory walk through the vines and learn about their production methods, history and expertise, all overlooking the Petite Camargue and dominated by the Cévennes. Young and old alike can discover and learn all the secrets of this family, and to top it all off, take a tour of the winery and taste the wines in the cellar. Beautiful things don't always have to come to an end... Take advantage of a space in the heart of nature at the foot of the vines to spend some convivial time grilling. You can bring your own picnic to take a break in the heart of the Château Beaubois wine estate !
At Château de La Perrière, discover the rolling landscapes of the Beaujolais region in the company of Franck and Myriam, who have been transforming this 16-hectare estate since 2020. Here, you can rediscover the charm of simple things and sharing your knowledge with the winemaker. As you stroll through the countryside, you'll come across some of the plots of vines and have the opportunity to understand their projects and the restructuring of the vineyard and organic farming, as well as the terroirs and landscapes. The simple things also happen with the Casse-Croûte Paysan, which can come and accompany you at the end of your walk....Pain, sausage, terrine, cheese, spreads, savoury biscuits... Each product is carefully prepared by local craftsmen and producers. Nothing fancy, but everything is local, good and authentic. It's the place to be for all generations, where you can laugh, share, raise a glass and enjoy the moment with your family!
Château La Mascaronne is located in Le Luc en Provence, on a rare, unspoilt site, on an exceptional estate where nature remains unspoilt. From the property, take time to admire the view over the terraces and hillsides of the estate, bordered by numerous olive trees.
With family or friends, set off on a walking tour and explore this vineyard committed to environmentally-friendly viticulture. Along the way, young and old alike can discover the history of the area, the uniqueness of its terroirs and the richness of its biodiversity, thanks to a trail punctuated by fun explanations and captivating anecdotes. From the diversity of grape varieties to the parcel-by-parcel approach, via the grape harvest and the meticulous work in the cellar, everyone can learn about the secrets of vines and wine in a simple, lively way. To extend this moment of sharing, you can enjoy a gourmet platter of cold meats, cheeses and regional specialities. It's the perfect way to combine discovery, learning and pleasure in the heart of Provence's enchanting countryside.
Our tours are designed to be seen, felt, touched and understood. Visitors explore independently, at their own pace, using a fun and intuitive application, punctuated by audio, visual and interactive stages. These walks are a way of forging links between generations, a joyful way of passing on know-how and the richness of the land.
