Where is the next Saint-Vincent Tournante?

In a different village each year, on the last weekend of January: the page of the Saint-Vincent Tournante gives the next host village and dates, and the ride of the plan goes there.

For the 2027 edition, in Volnay, yes: entry to the village is for holders of an adult or child kit, sold online only and in advance, none on the day. The page of the event gives the rules of each edition.

Is Burgundy worth visiting in winter?

Yes, if you like it quiet: the big houses and the Hôtel-Dieu stay open, restaurants have tables, and the truffle season runs until the end of January. Small domaines receive fewer visitors, so book ahead.

3 days

Winter in Burgundy: the Saint-Vincent Tournante

A winter weekend for the Saint-Vincent Tournante, Burgundy's wine festival held in a different village each January, with your driver to the host village and back, from €360 per car for up to 4 guests.

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Day by day

On the last weekend of January, a different Burgundy village opens its cellars for the Saint-Vincent Tournante: the growers' societies parade with their statues of Saint Vincent in the morning, then visitors go from cellar to cellar with a tasting kit. Kits are sold online only, in advance, and parking in the host village is very scarce, so your driver drops you at its edge and collects you later. Winter Beaune is quiet: the Hôtel-Dieu and the Marché aux Vins open every day, and the truffle season runs until the end of January.

Saint-Vincent Tournante · The next edition starts on Fri 29 January: the plan’s first day follows it.

Dijon station · Light pace

Day 1Friday: winter Beaune

11:00Dijon station → BeauneTransfer · your driver meets your train or flight · ≈ 35 minYour driver meets your TGV at Dijon-Ville; Beaune in about 35 minutes.€120
14:00Hospices de Beaune (Hôtel-Dieu)On your ownThe Hôtel-Dieu, open every day, with a lunch break in winter.

Day 2Saturday: the Saint-Vincent Tournante

09:00Beaune → Saint-Vincent Tournante (Volnay)Driver there, and back later the same day · ≈ 10 min each way · back about 17:30The procession in the morning, then the cellars of the host village with the tasting kit you bought online; collected at the edge of the village in the late afternoon.Saint-Vincent Tournante Volnay€120

Day 3Sunday: the Marché aux Vins and the way home

10:00Marché aux VinsOn your ownThe Marché aux Vins, open every day, before you leave.
14:00Beaune → Dijon stationTransfer · ≈ 35 minDijon-Ville in about 35 minutes for your TGV.€120

Total per car€360

Nothing to pay now: a deposit of €108 once your driver confirms, the balance on the day. Change any service on the booking page before you send the request.

What’s included

What the trip includes

Your private driver and the electric car for every service of the plan
Tolls, parking and waiting
Flight and train tracking on the transfers, and a name board at arrivals
Child seats on request

What you arrange yourself

Your hotels
Tastings, paid to each domaine
Meals and restaurant tables
Tickets, guided tours and visits
Your trains and flights

Good to know

Buy the tasting kits as soon as they go on sale online: none are sold on the day.
Wear warm, waterproof shoes: the lanes are narrow and the weather wintry.
In winter the Château de Meursault opens from Wednesday to Saturday, and on Sunday mornings: keep Meursault for the Friday.

Questions

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Wine lovers who like Burgundy without the summer crowds. Travellers who enjoy a village festival. Anyone after a short winter break with one big day out.

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