The prestige course at Maison Brotte

Adventurer561504, Dec 2024

The visit to the museum followed by the wine tasting has been one of the highlights of our holiday so far. The staff were very helpful and welcoming on arrival and the audio tour was extremely interesting. We were able to walk round at our own pace and really take in all the information about this family run winery and its history with Chateauneuf du Pape. The wine tasting was fabulous and Jean-Pierre talked us through each of the 5 wines. There was absolutely no pressure to buy anything but honestly, it is difficult not to be tempted.... we came away with a box of 6 glasses, bottle openers, and a variety of 8 wines!!! They also offer you a taste of a 'special' vintage red, only 900 bottles made that year....it was outstanding....... just couldn't bring ourselves to pay €200 for a bottle sadly but I will remember it for a very long time. Definitely go and visit!

Raffie14, Dec 2024

The server at the entrance was very helpful and friendly. He explained the different wine tating tours. Once we chose what we wanted he explained how to get around the museum with the audio guide and what would happen when we were finished the tour. The museum visit was very informative and really worth the time. The wine tasting experience was excellent. Bastien served us and was very friendly and knowledgeable, explaining each different wine and what types of food or occasion the wine would go with. We had a great afternoon and enjoyed it so much we bought 3 boxes of wine! We highly recommend a visit to Maison Brotte.

Ralf W, Dec 2024

Fantastic tour, learned a lot about the e Cote Du Rohne. Tasting was great, lovely lady described the wines and the wines are super!

HappyAnn61, Dec 2024

Excellent experience. Well worth a visit before touring Chateauneuf du Papes. Lots of information and a great tasting

ErikR251, Dec 2024

What a great way to learn a lot in a short amount of time. We were warmly greeted, first in French, and then in English. The audioguided tour was extremely informative - covering history and going in depth around the growing, harvesting, and creation of local wines. The tasting that followed was very nice as well - all Brotte wines. We did not realize the museum was owned by a winery; the museum portion was very unbiased. We did this on day 3 in town - I would recommend this as a first stop.