Immersive scenography that clarifies the story
The visit weaves a clear arc—from vineyard to cellar, from vinification steps to ageing—so concepts stick. Light and sound aren’t gimmicks; they’re teaching tools that anchor simple tasting cues: appearance, nose, palate, balance and finish.
Contemporary architecture made for framing
Walkways, vats, wood and steel create graphic lines. The cellar light flatters materials and guides the eye, whether you shoot on a phone or a camera—quick, clean frames without disrupting the group.
A guided tasting for every level
Tasting time translates sensations into words. Newcomers gain vocabulary, seasoned drinkers refine Right‑Bank markers by linking styles and vintages—all in a convivial, unhurried format.
Weather‑proof, year‑round comfort
Whether light rain or summer heat, the Cellar of Light stays comfortable in any season—ideal when the forecast shifts or to complement a vineyard stroll. Slots are regular; check the online calendar and language (FR/EN).
The perfect anchor for a Right‑Bank day
Start with a walk around Saint‑Émilion, follow with the immersive visit and close with a convivial table: your day tells a coherent story from landscape to glass. For groups and companies, the visit integrates easily into seminar or incentive programmes nearby.
Practical tips
Advance booking recommended (FR/EN slots).
Arrive 10–15 minutes early to settle in.
Photography: follow on‑site guidance and authorised zones; be mindful of the group.
Accessibility & comfort: check up‑to‑date details on the booking page.
We answer your questions
Is it beginner‑friendly?
Yes. The scenography and guided tasting provide simple, memorable cues without jargon.
Family‑friendly?
Yes for teens and adults; for younger children, please check guidance on the booking page.
Available in English?
FR/EN slots are offered depending on the calendar—check availability before booking.
Do I need to book?
Highly recommended, especially weekends and holidays.
Can I combine with a tasting?
Absolutely—the guided tasting extends what you learned during the immersive visit.
