Bordeaux Food & Wine Tastings — Tasting Tours & Cheese Pairings Compared
Beyond the vineyards, Bordeaux's city tastings cover wine-and-cheese pairings, a guided food tour of local specialities, and blind natural-wine sessions — no day trip required.
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4.7 - 1,675 reviews
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$32 EUR
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Free up to 24h before
Food & Wine Tastings: what to know before booking
Beyond the vineyards, Bordeaux's city tastings cover wine-and-cheese pairings, a guided food tour of local specialities, and blind natural-wine sessions — no day trip required.
- Availability
- 4 ticket options compared
- Starting price
- Tickets currently start around $32 EUR before checkout fees.
- Rating signal
- Compared options average 4.7 stars across 1,675 traveler reviews.
- Location
- Bordeaux city centre; food tours and tastings start at central meeting points or wine bars near the old town
- Best time
- Lunchtime for food tours when markets and bakeries are busiest; early evening for tastings
- Ticket note
- Date- and time-specific; arrive on time as small-group tastings start promptly
Food & Wine Tastings in Bordeaux
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Everything you should know before you book
You don't have to leave the city to taste Bordeaux. Food tours walk you through the markets and bakeries for canelés — the city's caramelised rum-and-vanilla pastry — alongside cheese, charcuterie, and chocolate, with stops chosen by a local guide. They're a fast, sociable way to eat your way across the centre in a couple of hours.
Wine-and-cheese tastings and blind natural-wine sessions add the drinking side without a vineyard transfer. Guided tastings pair Bordeaux reds and whites with regional cheeses, while blind tastings turn it into a game — a relaxed, expert-led evening in the heart of town for travellers short on time.
Frequently asked questions
What food is Bordeaux known for?
The canelé — a small caramelised pastry flavoured with rum and vanilla — plus oysters from nearby Arcachon, regional cheeses, and of course Bordeaux wine. Food tours cover these across the old town.
Do I need to know about wine for a tasting?
Not at all. Guided wine-and-cheese and blind natural-wine sessions are led by experts who explain as you go, so beginners are very welcome.
Food tour or wine tasting?
A food tour is a walking, eating overview of the city's specialities; a tasting is a seated, focused session on wine and cheese. Pick the food tour for variety and the tasting for depth.