Domaine Gayrard and its Gaillac wines welcome you!
Are you looking for an authentic wine tourism experience in Gaillac? Domaine Gayrard, a family-run winery practicing biodynamic farming, welcomes you between Albi and Cordes-sur-Ciel, in the Tarn department. Immerse yourself in the world of Gaillac wines through unique activities, perfect for sharing with friends or family.
Tasting
Awaken your senses and let yourself be surprised by Gaillac’s iconic grape varieties, such as Loin de l’Œil, Mauzac, and Braucol.
Guided Tour
Step inside the winery for a special experience and discover the secrets behind the making of our wines.
Discovery Walk
This walk through the heart of the vineyards invites you to explore the history of Domaine Gayrard and its rich biodiversity.
Picnic
Surround yourself with nature, sample local products, and enjoy a unique setting amidst the vineyards.
Hike from the Vineyards to the Olive Groves
Explore the Tarn by e-bike with VéloFLOW
Give a gift card to Domaine Gayrard
4 Reasons to Visit and Taste the Wines at Domaine Gayrard
- A family-owned winery that has been practicing biodynamic viticulture for several years, producing natural, authentic wines that respect local biodiversity.
- A complete immersion in the winemaking heritage of Gaillac, one of the oldest appellations in southwestern France, on an exceptional terroir that has been cultivated for nearly five centuries.
- Discover rare native grape varieties such as Loin de l’Œil, Mauzac, and Braucol—varieties that are emblematic of Gaillac.
- A wide variety of activities for everyone: guided tours, tastings, discovery walks through the vineyards, and picnics—perfect for wine lovers, families, and nature enthusiasts alike—all in a setting that’s sure to leave a lasting impression!
To continue exploring the vineyards of southwestern France, take the Gaillac Wine Route and visit the Maison des Vins, located in the heart of the city. This must-see tour immerses you in one of France’s oldest wine regions, renowned for its rich history and the diversity of its native grape varieties. Along the route, meet passionate winemakers, explore family-run estates, and admire the villages and fortified towns that give the Tarn its charm. Immerse yourself in this unique wine-growing heritage, step back in time, and let yourself be captivated by the authenticity and art of living in the Gaillac vineyards.