Musée de la Vigne et du Vin
Our Vine and Wine Museum is the fruit of our passion for country life at the beginning of the 2000th Century. You will be able to discover more than XNUMX tools from our manual trades of yesteryear, from the carpenter to the blacksmith to the cooper without forgetting, of course, the winemaker.
Following the visit to the museum, we will guide you through the wine cellar to explain the work of Today. Also called “Modern Part”, the stainless steel vats and other materials allow you to better understand and experience the work of the winemaker: making the vine into a bottle. To end this moment, we offer a tasting of our wines in the heart of our vaulted cellar dating from 1790.
We have also provided you with a “discovery path in the heart of the vineyard” to help you discover the link between our terroirs and our wines. Explanations as well as a breathtaking view await you.
Groups accepted.
Coach parking.
Services
- Shop
- Playground
Equipment
- Shaded Picnic area.
- Parking
- Toilet
Activities
- Children's workshop
Hours
From Monday to Saturday from 02/01/2026 to 31/12/2026 from 9am to 12pm and from 14pm to 17:30pm.
Closed on Sundays / Groups by reservation.
Possibility of paid guided tours:
From 02/01/2026 to 31/03/2026 - guided tours depart at 10:30 am and 15 pm.
From 01/04/2026 to 31/10/2026 - guided tours depart at 10:30, 14:30 and 16:30.
From 01/11/2026 to 31/12/2026 - guided tours depart at 10:30 am and 15 pm.
Individual visits
Duration of the visit: 60 min. Paid visit. Free visits permanently. Free visits by appointment. Guided tours by appointment. 4 products tasted.
Group visits
Duration of the visit: 80 min. Paid visit. Free visits by appointment. Guided tours by appointment. Guided tours on request. 3 products tasted.
Prices
- Basic price - Adult Full price (Includes self-guided museum tour, guided tour of the cellar, and tasting.) at €9.6
Payment method
- American Express
- Credit card
- Payment cards
- French bank and postal checks
- Cash
- Eurocard-Mastercard
- visa
Labels
- Vignobles & Découvertes
Working Languages
- French
- English
Contact
Clerk's Castle
500 Route de Verzé
71960 LA ROCHE-VINEUSE
Portrait of the Grand Site
Chloé HascoetWhere are you from ? I come from Mâcon Why this job? What is your background ? Basically, I am more interested in the sommelier section as an additional subject after a technological baccalaureate. It is a training that lasted 2 years, a year of school and a year of internship in Valence. It is the equivalent of a CAP. As a professional, this is added value. Then I came back here after working 6 years in Île-de-France in a wine cellar and I decided to return to my native region for family reasons. I was looking for a position in wine tourism that combines both wines and contact with customers. The Registrar was looking for someone at the time. It's now been 2 and a half years since I returned to the region. I mainly like the exchange, being able to discuss things to visit in the area, wine, or gastronomy. Your favorite place on the Grand Site? I love the view we have at the top of the Roche, it’s