Carcenac Estate Tasting and visit at the foot of the Gaillac vineyards

The Carcenac Estate

Located in Montans, a small Gallo-Roman village in the heart of Gaillac, our vineyard has been a family affair for several generations. Our exceptional terroir and unique grape varieties allow us to offer a wide range of wines. From red to white, including rosés, sweet and sparkling wines. Our wines are powerful and complex and reflect our history.

You can discover the estate by coming to taste our wines and visit our cellar.

The events

Throughout the year, we welcome you to our events:

• Concert aperitifs: a few musical notes and a gourmet plate with a little wine
• Farm aperitifs: visit from the vineyard to the cellar and tasting of farm products and wines from the estate
• Themed evenings: seafood, cheese, chocolate, charcuterie, etc.
• Wine tasting courses: discover the world of wine and become a connoisseur during our wine tasting workshops
• Open Days on the occasion of the Primeur

The kiosk

We invite you to have a picnic in the middle of the vineyards in the shelter of our kiosk!

Enjoy a meal accompanied by the estate's wines.

We can provide a picnic basket upon order.

The reception room

Are you dreaming of celebrating your wedding, a birthday, a baptism, or even organizing a corporate event at a wine estate? Discover the Domaine Carcenac reception hall!

You will be charmed by this place, perfectly designed to welcome your guests. Indeed, this 350 m² room, located just 50 km from Toulouse, overlooks the vineyards and the cellar. It also offers you numerous services:

• 50 m² catering kitchen
• Changing room
• Terrace facing the vines
• View of the barrel cellar
• Kiosk in the middle of the vineyards
• Video projector, sound system, ambient lighting
• Air conditioning
• WIFI
• Private parking
• Complete equipment: tables, chairs, etc.

Live your experience in an exceptional place !

Do not hesitate to contact us for any information and reservations.

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