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1636SB - LIBOURNE SAINT-ÉMILION

Verzameling : TOP 25 ET SÉRIE BLEUE

Ladder : 1:25 000

153 PERIGUEUX BERGERAC PÉRIGORD

Verzameling : TOP 100

Ladder : 1:100 000

D46-47 LOT LOT-ET-GARONNE

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Verzameling : CARTES DÉPARTEMENTALES IGN

Ladder : 1:150 000

Verzameling : CARTES DÉPARTEMENTALES IGN

Ladder : 1:150 000

Verzameling : CARTES DÉPARTEMENTALES IGN

Ladder : 1:150 000

Verzameling : DÉCOUVERTE DES PAYS DU MONDE IGN

Ladder : 1:2 500 000

Beschrijving

Deze lus van 15 km met een vrij vlak profiel is bedoeld voor alle wijnliefhebbers die de prestigieuze wijndomeinen van Saint-Emilion willen zien. De route slingert zich door de wijngaarden van deze gerenommeerde Châteaux op het beroemde kalksteenplateau rond het dorp.

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Startpunt

Office de Tourisme de Saint-Emilion Place des Créneaux , 33330 SAINT-EMILION

Lat : 44.8691339Lng : -0.1682271

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At the corner of the Tourist Office and the Maison du Vin, take rue des anciennes écoles.

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At the end of rue des écoles, leave Porte St-Martin on your right and turn left into rue du Couvent.

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Pass behind the Tour du Roy and continue straight ahead.

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Pass through the old Porte Sainte- Marie and, in the rue des douves opposite the quarries, turn left into the ‘Porte Sainte-Marie’ alleyway.

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At the end of the lane, turn right into rue de la Madeleine.

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Walk past the Ch. Ausone and continue up the path.

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At Clos La Madeleine, continue to the stop sign at Ch. Belair-Monange.

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At the stop sign, go straight on towards Ch. Canon.

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Opposite the cross, turn right into the main street.

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At the stop sign at the bottom of the descent, turn left towards Ch. Angélus.

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Pass Ch. Angélus and Ch. Coutet. Go downhill for 1 km.

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At the hamlet, turn right towards Ch. Arnaud de Jacquemeau.

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At the intersection with Ch. Granc Mayne, turn right towards Ch. Laroze. Drive past the property and continue straight on until you reach the stop sign.

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At the stop sign at the junction with the D243, turn right and immediately left towards Ch. La Fleur Picon.

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Take the 1st turning on the left, towards Ch. Bezineau.

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At the crow's feet, go straight ahead, leaving Ch. Bezineau on your right.

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Go through the Fortin area, passing Ch. Monlabert (on the left).

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At the crossroads, leave Ch. Ripeau on your right and turn left. Follow the vineyards, in particular those of Ch. La Dominique (restaurant La Terrasse Rouge) on the right.

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At the stop sign, turn right onto the D245 and drive past Ch. Cheval Blanc and Ch. Tour du Pin Figeac.

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At the stop sign on the D244, go straight on towards Pomerol.

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At the stop sign on the D121 at Ch. Certan, turn right towards Néac and Lussac.

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Drive past the Ch. Pétrus and continue straight ahead on the main road.

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Turn right after Pétrus to follow the Chemin de Chantecaille towards Maillet.

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At the give-way sign, continue straight on past Ch. La Croix-Chantecaille.

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At the stop sign, turn left onto the D244 towards Ch. Corbin.

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Pass Ch. Grand Corbin d'Espagne and Ch. Corbin to go down and take the road on the right towards Ch. Grand Corbin Manuel.

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At the crossroads, take the 1st turning on the left and drive past Ch. Grand Corbin.

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At the junction, pass Ch. Jean Voisin (on the left) and Ch. Chauvin (on the right), then continue straight ahead.

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At the next crossroads, turn left towards Ch. de Rol.

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At the junction, opposite the STVE sign, turn right towards Ch. Moulin du Cadet.

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Château Ausone

Saint-Emilion 1er Grand Cru Classé A. One of the most prestigious estates in Saint-Emilion. Its name comes from the Roman poet and consul Ausonius (4th century AD), who was already praising the wines of Saint-Emilion in his day. Private property closed to the public.

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Château Belair-Monange

Saint-Emilion 1er Grand cru classé B. The origins of this building date back to Roman times. It belongs to the Moueix family. Private property closed to the public.

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Château Canon

1er Grand Cru Classé B - Chanel Group - Open to the public by appointment. Tel: 05.57.55.23.45 In 1759, Jacques Kanon, a privateer for the King of France Louis XV, was defeated by the English navy off the coast of Montreal. On his return home, he used the spoils of his races to acquire a vineyard in St-Emilion. More than 2 centuries later, Chanel bought the property.

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Château Angélus

1er Grand Cru Classé A - Famille de Bouärd - Closed to the public The estate owes its name to the location of the vineyard, from where the winegrowers could hear the Angelus bells of the three surrounding churches: the chapel of Mazerat, the church of Saint-Martin-de-Mazerat and that of Saint-Émilion. Owned by the Boüard de Laforest family since the end of the 18th century, the estate has gradually expanded and is currently managed by Mr Hubert de Bouärd de Laforest.

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Cheval Blanc

Saint-Emilion 1er Grand Cru classé A. Closed to the public. This world-famous winery was renovated by Christian De Portzamparc. Cheval Blanc is one of 4 estates, along with Château Ausone, Château Pavie and Château Angélus, classified as 1er Grand Cru Classé A in the latest Saint-Emilion wine rankings in 2012. The vineyard was owned by the Fourcaud-Laussac family for over 150 years. In 1998, the estate was bought by the Belgian Albert Frère and Bernard Arnault and managed by Pierre Lurton (who also runs Château d'Yquem).

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Pétrus

Even with its international reputation, Pétrus remains a family estate belonging to the Moueix family. In the Pomerol AOC, it covers just 11 hectares. Closed to the public

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Aanvullende informatie

Contact

Telefoon : +33 5 57 55 28 28
Mail : accueil@saint-emilion-tourisme.com
Website : www.saint-emilion-tourisme.com

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