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Enjoy a 2-hour wine tasting in Blagnac, France, featuring five wines from local grape varieties paired with cheese, led by an expert guide for $88 per person.
Discover the flavors of the South of France with the Southwest Wine Tasting offered by La Dégust à Toulouse in Blagnac. Priced at $88 per person and lasting 2 hours, this experience highlights five local wines and pairs them with regional cheeses. It provides an engaging introduction to the region’s terroirs without requiring prior wine knowledge, making it suitable for beginners and enthusiasts alike.
Set in an urban tasting room in Toulouse, this tour stands out for its friendly atmosphere and informal style. It’s a perfect choice for those looking to learn more about regional wines in a relaxed environment. With English-speaking instructors and wheelchair accessibility, the tour caters to a diverse group, though it is not suitable for children under 18. Travelers can reserve with flexibility, thanks to free cancellation available up to 24 hours in advance.


The wine tasting takes place in a distinctive urban setting in Toulouse, providing a modern and inviting atmosphere. The location allows guests to enjoy a relaxed environment separate from traditional wine cellars or vineyards, emphasizing the regional wines of the south of France. This city-based venue makes it easy to include this experience as part of a day exploring Toulouse.
The professional guide leads the session with a focus on education and enjoyment. The friendly tone ensures that even newcomers feel comfortable asking questions and participating. The small group size helps foster a personalized experience, allowing for more in-depth explanations and a more engaging atmosphere.
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Participants are introduced to five different wines during the 2-hour session. The tasting begins with a local cocktail, which combines sparkling wine and violette for a refreshing start. This initial drink sets a lively tone for the session.
Following the cocktail, you’ll sample two glasses of dry white wine and two red wines. The pairing with local cheese enhances the tasting, helping to highlight the regional flavors. The expert guide explains the characteristics of each wine, including grape varieties and terroirs, making the experience both educational and flavorful.

The main focus of this workshop is educating guests on how to taste wine effectively. You’ll learn how to evaluate and discuss the qualities of each glass with guidance from the specialist instructor. The informal approach means no complicated terminology is necessary—just an interest in wine and a desire to better understand regional varieties.
Participants also gain knowledge about local winegrowers and the regions where these wines originate. The anecdotes and explanations shared by the guide enrich the experience, giving a deeper appreciation for the Southwest France wine scene.

One of the highlights of this experience is the pairing of wines with regional cheese. The cheese selection complements the wine flavors, illustrating how local produce enhances the tasting. This pairing adds a culinary dimension to the session, making it a sensory journey through the Southwest France.
Guests will learn how the cheese influences the wine and vice versa, gaining valuable tasting skills that can be applied at home or in future wine visits.
More Great Tours NearbyReservations are easy to make, with the option to reserve now and pay later, providing flexibility for travel plans. The full refund policy allows cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, making it a low-risk activity.
The experience is scheduled for one day, with available starting times checked upon booking. It is designed to accommodate most guests, including those with mobility needs, thanks to wheelchair accessibility. However, children under 18 are not allowed, ensuring a mature audience.
What makes this wine tasting unique is its focus on local wines from the south of France combined with cheese pairings in an urban setting. Unlike vineyard visits that involve travel and longer durations, this city-based experience offers convenience and intimacy.
The friendly guide, the relaxed environment, and the educational content make this a great introduction for anyone curious about regional wines. The small group size and personalized explanations ensure a memorable and informative session.

This 2-hour experience by La Dégust à Toulouse offers a well-balanced introduction to Southwest France wines, with an emphasis on local varieties and cheese pairings. The $88 price includes five wine samples and expert guidance, making it good value for those interested in learning about regional wines in a friendly, city-based setting.
While it’s not suited for children under 18, adults of all experience levels will find this informative and enjoyable. The flexible booking options and accessible venue further enhance its appeal. It’s an excellent choice for wine newcomers and enthusiasts wanting a casual yet educational taste of the South of France.

How long does the wine tasting last?
The experience lasts 2 hours.
What is included in the price?
You get five wine glasses, cheese pairings, and guidance from a specialist.
Is the tour suitable for beginners?
Yes, the experience is designed for those without prior wine knowledge.
Can I cancel my reservation?
Yes, full refunds are available if you cancel up to 24 hours in advance.
Is the venue accessible?
The experience is wheelchair accessible.
Are children allowed?
No, the activity is not suitable for children under 18.
Can I reserve and pay later?
Yes, you can reserve now and pay nothing today.
Where does the tasting take place?
In an urban tasting room in Toulouse.
What wines will I taste?
A local cocktail, two white wines, and two red wines from the region.
Are there any other similar experiences?
Yes, related activities include regional wine workshops and VR games in Blagnac (see links in the source).