Visit Château Des Jacques in Romanèche-Thorins

Q: Is Château Des Jacques opened today?

We invite you to check the availabilities of visits by clicking here .

Q: Is Château Des Jacques opened during weekends?

Château Des Jacques is opened during weekends. To check in realtime if there are any availabilities for a visit at Château Des Jacques, click here .

Q: Which types of experience are proposed by Château Des Jacques?

Château Des Jacques proposes visits and tastings, tours / excursions, meals: • 1 - Visits and tastings • 1 - Tours / Excursions • 1 - Meals

Q: Do I need to book to visit Château Des Jacques?

In order to ensure your spot and to be welcomed in the best conditions, it is preferable to book before going there. You can book for free up to 5 hour(s) before by clicking here .

Q: What are the cancellation conditions for Château Des Jacques?

You can cancel your booking free of charge up to 24 hour(s) before the start of your experience. After this deadline, we invite you to contact us so that our teams can help.

Q: Does Château Des Jacques propose experiences for groups?

The maximum reception capacity of Château Des Jacques is 17 person(s). To find out more and book, click here . You can also make a specific request if your group is larger by clicking here

Q: How much costs a visit at Château Des Jacques?

The price of Château Des Jacques experiences varies between €12.00 and €17.00. To find out more and book a meals, click here

Q: Is it possible to privatize Château Des Jacques for a visit?

Château Des Jacques offers to live some of his experiences privately. It means that you will be the only group when living the experience. Here are the private experiences of Château Des Jacques: • Visit, tasting and a pic-nic in the parc of Château des Jacques

Beaujolais Winery / Winegrower

Forget all preconceived ideas and come and discover another facet of Beaujolais: Château des Jacques is a historic estate established on the Moulin-à-Vent, Morgon and Fleurie vintages. Its winemaking methods remain stubbornly faithful to its roots: those of Great Burgundy: here there is no "carbonic maceration", the macerations are long and the aging in oak barrels in the 17th century cellars restore the radiance as accurately as possible. gamay, but also its longevity.