Vignobles en Scène! weekend

Dégustation avec un vigneron ⒸThomas HENNEQUIN Photographe

🍇 Vignobles en Scène! A weekend shining a spotlight on the vineyards


Dates 

From 17 to 19th October 2025, Vignobles en Scène! transforms the third weekend of October, each year, into a major national celebration of France’s wine regions and wine tourism. Know before as the event Fascinant Week-end.

Discover, taste, feel the vibes

Welcome to the flagship event of the Vignobles & Découvertes label — a unique opportunity to dive into the heart of French terroirs for an unforgettable weekend: tastings, walks, shows, encounters…

A rich and accessible programme offering a different way to experience the vineyards, across more than 70 certified destinations, including the Sancerre Pouilly Giennois Destination.

A unique moment to (re)discover the diversity of French terroirs, through culture, heritage and sensory pleasures.

Vignoble de Sancerre ©Ad2t du Cher

👉 Ready to experience Vignobles en Scène?

Experience the vineyards of the Sancerre Pouilly Giennois destination in a different way with the programme to discover below!

La Loire ©Isabelle Rémy
Banquet automnal_générée par IA

An unusual banquet at Pierrefitte-ès-Bois to kick off the weekend


A gourmet and festive rendezvous just steps from the vineyards

 

On Saturday 18th October at 12:00, the Sancerre Pouilly Giennois destination invites you to a unique experience: a rustic and convivial banquet as part of the first national edition of Vignobles en Scène!

Between the Loire and the vineyards, let yourself be charmed by a timeless moment where every bite, every note of music, and every glass of wine tells the generous soul of the Berry region.

In the authentic setting of La Ferme Le Pré de Mély in Pierrefitte-ès-Bois, Yoann and Emmanuelle Bonnand (well-known french TV show of L’Amour est dans le Pré) will welcome you with a generous and refined menu, conceived as an ode to the Berry terroir. Iconic local flavours – sucrine squash from Berry, chicken ballotine with porcini mushrooms, Chavignol goat cheese, Poirat pears from Berry – are paired with the great wines of the Sancerre, Pouilly, and Coteaux du Giennois Wine Controlled Designation of Origins (A.O.C.), presented by passionate wine merchants during the aperitif.

Menus can also be adapted for special dietary requirements (vegetarian, allergies) upon prior request.

To extend this immersive experience, the banquet will be accompanied by a live concert, creating a warm atmosphere where gastronomy, wine, and living heritage come together in perfect harmony.

 

⚠️ Limited places available! Booking require online & find out more (menu and informations) here

Vignes en hiver ©Energievagabonde
RDNE Stock project pexels.com
Dégustation Château de Sancerre ©Pierre Mérat

Three Collections of Experiences and Activities on the Programme


The Immersive Experiences

Discover the vineyards in a new light with walks through the vines, sensory workshops, and both active and contemplative activities. Enjoy original experiences in harmony with nature, and let yourself be captivated by the beauty of the winegrowing landscapes.

Drink responsibly. Alcohol abuse is harmful to your health.

Dégustation ©Domaine La Perrière
Vélo sur le Pont-canal de Briare ©Thomas HENNEQUIN Photographe
Maison des Sancerre ©Nicole Gevrey
Musée de la Faïencerie ©C. Cardon

The Creative Experiences

Unleash your creativity with concerts, performances, exhibitions and screenings. When art and culture meet the world of wine, convivial, inspiring and festive moments await.


The Gustatory Experiences

Indulge in exclusive tastings and food & wine pairings that will awaken your taste buds. Meet passionate chefs and artisans of flavour for a delicious immersion into the local terroirs. Share gourmet moments and uncover the secrets of regional products.


Explore the full programme of the Vignobles en Scène! discovery weekend in the Sancerre Pouilly Giennois destination! 👉 here or download the programme here

Balade dans les vignes ⒸThomas HENNEQUIN Photographe
Vignoble de Pouilly ©Pierre Mérat
La Maison des Sancerre ©My Loire Valley