What better way to discover the history of a Domaine and its wines than to explore its roots? Delve into its origins, touch the soil that fostered its growth, and meet the men and women who work there. Along the way, enjoy the scenery that will captivate you.

Domaine Gayrard, organic wines from Gaillac, welcomes you!

Between Albi and Cordes-sur-Ciel in the Tarn, embark on a journey to discover Domaine Gayrard, a family estate in the Gaillac vineyards. Wine enthusiasts, epicureans, or lovers of French heritage, find activities at Domaine Gayrard to enjoy with friends or family. Combine encounters, exploration of the Gaillac terroir, and visual and gustatory pleasures.

Tasting, vineyard walks, guided tours, or even picnics are ideal activities for a weekend or weekday outing. Discover our wine tourism activities during your stay in the Tarn or a visit near Cordes-sur-Ciel.

Starting Monday, April 1, 2024, the Domaine will welcome you from Monday to Saturday from 10 am to 12:30 pm and from 2 pm to 6 pm. Remember to book your activities...

Taste the native Gaillac grapes varieties

Introduce your palate to the art of tasting and discover the native grapes of Gaillac such as Loin de l’Oeil, Mauzac, and Braucol during a guided tasting at Domaine Gayrard.

If you wish to do a wine tasting of Gaillac wines during your stay, remember to book via our website or by phone!

Guided Tour from Vine to Cellar at Domaine Gayrard

Whether you're a wine enthusiast or a connoisseur, step through the doors of the Domaine and follow the guide to uncover the history of the Gayrard Family and the winemaking process of Gaillac wines at Domaine Gayrard. Our vineyard and cellar methods will be revealed! Continue the visit with a tasting of Domaine Gayrard’s organic Gaillac wines.

If you wish to join one of our guided tours during your stay, remember to book via our website or by phone!

Stroll Through the Vineyards of Domaine Gayrard

Take a walk through the vineyards and enjoy every moment! Admire the landscapes offered by the northern Gaillac vineyards; the Cordais plateau, and the surrounding biodiversity. End the walk with a guided tasting of our organic AOC Gaillac red and white wines.

If you wish to join one of our vineyard walks, remember to book via our website or by phone!

Hike from Vine to Olive Tree

Embark on an œnorando® in the Gaillac vineyards in the Tarn. Enjoy a stroll through a land of vineyards, wines, and passionate winemakers.

Starting from Domaine Gayrard on the Cordais plateau with its predominantly limestone soils, this tranquil walk of less than 11.5 km takes you through vineyards, woods, valleys, and heights, allowing you to enjoy the gentle landscapes in every season.

A few scenic viewpoints offer perfect spots for a break before reaching the Rigaud Olive Estate and its rows of olive trees.

• Duration: 3 hours
• Difficulty: Medium
• Available Year-Round
• Free of Charge

For more details on the hike - Click here

Cycle Through the Vineyards and Discover the Villages of Tarn

On an electrically assisted bike, explore the Gaillac terroir and nearby villages. Whether you’re a casual rider or an avid cyclist, the team at Domaine Gayrard and Station Bee's welcome you for a unique bike tour in the Tarn.

With three routes offered, you can bike through part of the Gaillac vineyard, discover Cordes-sur-Ciel, one of the most beautiful villages in France, or take a swim break facing the Château de Saint Martin Laguépie.

Full-Day or Half-Day Bike Routes For more information on our packages - Click here

Picnic in the Vineyards of the Gaillac Vineyard

During your visit to Domaine Gayrard, enjoy lunch on-site, at La Guinguette, or in the vineyards with your picnic. Explore the Gayrard family estate with family or friends for a rustic lunch at the edge of the oaks with a captivating landscape. Time stops as you savor our wines with local produce from nearby producers.

For more information call 06 98 17 58 35 or contact@maison-gayrard.com

4 Reasons to Visit and Taste the Wines of Domaine Gayrard

1. Discover the history of a Domaine over five centuries old in the Gaillac vineyard.
2. Meet the winemakers in their cellars and the people who work there.
3. Taste native grape varieties such as Loin de l’Oeil, Mauzac, and Braucol, which are not grown in other French appellations.
4. Enjoy the scenery that will captivate you.

To delve deeper into the history of the South-West vineyard, don’t hesitate to explore the Gaillac wine route and its Maison des Vins. The Gaillac vineyard is known for its ancient and rich history. Today, much of this viticultural and historical heritage remains in the region, allowing us to immerse ourselves and travel back in time to discover, learn, and marvel.