The Domaine Gayrard and its Gaillac wines open their doors to you!
Looking for an authentic wine tourism experience in Gaillac? Domaine Gayrard, a family-run biodynamic winegrowing estate, welcomes you between Albi and Cordes-sur-Ciel, in the Tarn region of France. Immerse yourself in the world of Gaillac wines through unique activities, ideal for sharing with friends or family.
Tasting
Awaken your senses and let yourself be surprised by Gaillac's emblematic grape varieties such as Loin de l'Œil, Mauzac and Braucol.
Guided tour
Push open the cellar doors for a privileged moment and discover the secrets of our wine-making.
Discovery walk
This walk through the vines invites you to explore the history of Domaine Gayrard and the richness of its biodiversity.
Picnic
Take a seat in the heart of nature, sample local produce and enjoy a unique setting amidst the vines.
Discovering Tarn villages
Get on an electrically-assisted VTC and explore the Cordes plateau and surrounding villages. Starting from Domaine Gayrard and with Bee’s Station, enjoy an original VTC ride for all levels in the Tarn: three routes take you through the vineyards, to Cordes-sur-Ciel, listed as one of France’s most beautiful villages, or to take a dip in front of the Château de Saint-Martin Laguépie.
Walking from vine to olive tree
4 reasons to visit and taste Domaine Gayrard wines
- A family estate that has been committed to biodynamic farming for several years, guaranteeing natural, authentic wines that respect local biodiversity.
- A total immersion in the winegrowing heritage of Gaillac, one of the oldest appellations in the South-West, on an exceptional terroir that has been cultivated for almost five centuries.
- Discover rare native grape varieties such as Loin de l’Œil, Mauzac and Braucol, emblematic of Gaillac.
- A wide range of activities for everyone: guided tours, tastings, vineyard walks and picnics, suitable for wine lovers as well as families and nature lovers, in a setting that will leave no one indifferent!
To extend your discovery of the South-West vineyards, take the Gaillac wine route and visit the Maison des Vins, in the heart of the town. This not-to-be-missed route plunges you into one of France’s oldest vineyards, renowned for its rich history and the diversity of its native grape varieties. Along the way, meet passionate winegrowers, explore family estates and admire the villages and bastides that make the Tarn so charming. Immerse yourself in this unique winegrowing heritage, step back in time and be surprised by the authenticity and art of living of the Gaillac vineyards.
