Great tour, as the Count de Ternay was a wonderful and entertaining host with a dry sense of humor…read more The Chateau (their home) is full of older antique furniture and paintings. Memorable stories about a family who has owned this place for many centuries. The wine tasting was very enjoyable, with warm cheese biscuits to eat between sips.

Dating to the 12th century, we were able to tour this historic estate as a part of our Canal Cruise…read moreon the Grand Victoria. In fact we were honored to have our tour led by the current Count de Rully who graciously shared a bit of the property and who can trace his lineage back to the 1100's-something like 46 generations. The Château began with a tall keep then gradually expanded to include the 4 towers and double courtyard. The property contains more than 40 rooms including 20 bedrooms. Only a part of the property can be toured including the grand hall, original kitchen, family chapel, billiards room, boudoir and a few bedrooms but it is a interesting glimpse in the history of the family and the area. Our tour was special but there are tours for the public in July and August when historic properties like this are open (by law) to the general public.

My husband and I are on a 14 day road trip from Dijon to Bordeaux. As we harder towards Cluny we…read morepassed this beautiful Chateau and decided to stop. It was well worth it. Trip back into time to the 14 century. We were given history lesson as we were guided through the grounds and building by one of the two owner/residents. This beautiful Château has evolved over the year and it's current owners are restoring it beautifully. We highly recommend a stop here.

They've taken great care in constructing and maintaining the buildings and museum. It's a lovely…read morestory of French nobility caring for the poor (partly by giving them wine, not plague contaminated water). You'll get a free audio recording with your entrance fee. The walk through the building will take 30 to 60 minutes. The entrance is just across from a visitor center. Theres a shop just before the exit.

Educate yourself about the history of one of the world's best wine auctions and wine events. The…read moreaudio guide available in numerous languages brings the architectural and cultural highlights to life in the phenomenal restoration and collection. This was our third tour and we learn something everytime!

It is rare that the Mr & I go to a tasting and end up liking everything we try but Château de…read morePommard has achieved just this Made a reservation which included a magnificent truffle luncheon, we arrived for our tasting right when they had predicted and got to sample Premier and Grand Crus alike. Our host used to be a sommelier in Paris and had extensive knowledge of wines and food pairings and great vintages.......he knew his stuff We purchased 2 cases of a mixture of everything we tried and let me tell you it could not have been easier. By shipping to the US, not only was shipping free of charge but we also got a 20% VAT price reduction. Surely made the decision easy to get that extra bottle or 12 since we didn't have to schlep it back in our luggage Arrived within the week via FedEx and the experience from start to finish was such a joy. We look forward to visiting in person again when we're next in region ( hearing about the restaurant, vegetable garden and B&B they are currently under development ) and we also look forward to our next wine order with your wonderful Château

This is a lovely Chateau that takes visitors and allows you to taste their wines. We had a tour of…read morethe cellars and a really informative and fun tasting, it's a nice way to spend a few hours. MAKE A RESERVATION! They are adding a restaurant which will be a nice addition.

Nice castle to stop in briefly to make a picture but don't go there: it's a trap! you will pay a…read moreticket (4-7 euros) for nothing. Disappointing

Pierre was perfect for us and was a fantastic host! We went back two days in a row. We shipped our…read morewine and got the VAT tax off so 20% off. We can't wait for our shipment.

The wine is pricey but the tour is reasonable…read more We did the self guided tour which is worth it if only to see the massive collection of wine. They had bottles on the tour dating back to the 80s. What I would give to have one of those bottles tonight! They had a tasting part to the tour and there was another group of Americans there as well. It was as if the two guys had been drinking a while and were tipsy and mocking us. Other than that bit of rudeness, it was great. I would have loved to have bought some wine but it was incredibly expensive to ship and the dollar to euro was just silly off balance. It would have been a fortune to send it home.