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At the beginning of the 20th century, Constant Bassereau, the presentowners' great grandfather became the proprietor. At the time, it was one of the best bourgeois crus of the Côtes de Bourg and today it remains at the forefront of the new generation of Bordeaux vineyards. Bourg and Blaye, located on the Gironde river estuary, are some of Bordeaux' most ancient wine producing areas and the countryside with gentle, rolling hills is somewhat prettier than very flat Medoc on the opposite side of the river. Philippe, Valerie, who speak good English, and their three children will welcome you warmly. They delight in showing how they make great wine. |
| Accommodations:
There are three large bedrooms which can sleep up to 4 persons, each has its own shower and toilet: 1. "Les Tournesols":
2 double king size beds; a big room looking out onto the park, warm colours,
great Empire furniture.
2. "Les Champs de Blés": 3 single beds: a big room with bright colours and natural shade. Balcony looking out onto vineyards. 3. "Les Cyprès": 1 double bed & 1 single bed; Sophisticated and stylish room. Balcony looking out onto vineyards. |
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Your hosts speak good English. Continental breakfast is included in the basic tariff: dinner is not served in house but there are several good restaurants in Bourg, which is 2 kilometres distant. A lawned garden for the use and enjoyment of guests and Dinner is not served in house but there are several good restaurants in Bourg, which is 2 kilometres distant. There is a small swimming pool open in summer months and guests are welcome to enjoy the garden and grounds of the chateau. Children are welcomed. Open all year except February and 1 week during August. |
| Tariffs
in pounds sterling per ROOM per night including breakfast and tax ($US approx):see regional list |
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