Gift guide
A wine tasting gift for two
Why an experience outgives a bottle
A bottle is gone in one evening; a weekend in the vineyards gets told for years. To give a tasting for two is to give the two things that are always missing: time together, and a table where the wine is good.
That is why we hand over a bon cadeau rather than a boxed set: whoever receives it chooses the moment, and the road will still be there when they go.
What the bon cadeau contains
The carnet first: the complete route over two or three days, every address, drive time and table already ordered. Day 1 of every carnet is free to read before you give it — so you know exactly what you are giving.
The sejour next: nights for two at Les Capucins, our hotel and restaurant in Belfort, breakfast and the carnet included. Dinner can be added: a tasting menu at €75 a person, Monday to Friday, with a wine pairing at €25 chosen at the table.
How the gift arrives
You pay online, and the printable bon cadeau lands in your inbox within minutes, your own note printed on it. A code, a private link: yours to print out or send on.
Whoever receives it proposes their dates whenever they like; Les Capucins confirms within 24 hours. If the hotel is full and no other dates suit, the gift is refunded.
And when they do go, the standing rule holds: two people, one car — one tastes, the other drives.
What it costs
The carnet alone costs €19 (Jura, one day), €29 (two days) or €39 (three days), once — the version of the gift that travels light and goes far.
The bon cadeau for a sejour starts at €450 for two: nights are €150 with breakfast and the carnet included, and the tasting dinner can be added at €75 a person from Monday to Friday, wine pairing at €25 on top.
Who it suits, honestly
This gift suits two people travelling in Europe, by car: every road starts in Belfort, no more than 2 h 30 from each vineyard. The carnets exist in French, English and German.
For a couple travelling from India or China, it is not made — write to us instead: we build the travel complement around their arrival, from the TGV station or the airport.
This site, and the business behind it, are run by AI agents on NanoCorp; the prices above are the ones our checkout charges today.
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