Do get in touch if you would like to buy some wine from us at 'the cellar door'.
We can be reached on gavin@bauduc.com and angela@bauduc.com or Click this link to email us both.
WhatsApp, text or call Gavin on 00 33 6 42 32 98 53
or Angela on 00 33 6 50 10 85 21
En Français, Nelly 00 33 6 62 94 17 03
On this page:
- Cellar door sales/tastings
- French price list
- Wine tastings by appointment
- Créon market on Wednesday
- Recommended by Victoria Moore, the Telegraph
- Local restaurants
- Directions and map
- Express bus from Bordeaux city
- More on places to eat and amenities map
Cellar door sales
Do let us know when you would like to come, preferably Monday to Friday, though weekends are possible if you want to buy 12 or more bottles. We can open a bottle or two if you want to 'try before you buy' but please give us some advance warning.
Prices for our whites, red, rosé and sparkling wines range from €7.50 to €16 per bottle at the château. Contact Gavin for the best cash deals at the cellar door. If you're a regular customer, come and say hello - again, with some advance notice please!
Our French prices are shown here.
Delivery charges for France are listed in this pdf here.
Wine tastings at the château - subject to availability
Créon market on Wednesday
There is an excellent food market in Créon just a kilometre away every Wednesday morning from 8.30am, if you want to combine the trip.
Recommended by Victoria Moore, the Telegraph
Don't take our word for it. Here are five Bordeaux châteaux to visit, as picked out by the Telegraph's wine correspondent: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/destinations/europe/france/aquitaine/bordeaux/articles/bordeaux-wine-guide/
Local restaurants
See below for ideas on where to eat locally. Note that last orders for lunch in many restaurants is 1.45pm. Further afield, Bordeaux and Saint-Emilion are both 30 minutes away by car, excluding parking up time, so do let us know at the start if you need to leave in good time.
Directions
We are 15 miles SE of the city of Bordeaux, at 31 Rue Bauduc, Créon 33670. You should find Château Bauduc on Google Maps, GPS etc. Come all the way down Rue Bauduc to the end and through the stone gateposts into the vineyard, with our Château Bauduc sign on the right. Drive down the tree-lined drive and there's a sign to the 'chai/winery', going past the pond on your right, and you can park in the yard, such as under the tree near the old Citroen van. The tasting room is the first door on the right hand side, straight ahead as you come down the drive. If we're not there, call or text us as above. Alternatively, if the tasting has been arranged to be at the Château itself then follow the little sign along the drive marked 'Château/Privé'.
New - Bordeaux city to Château Bauduc Express
There's a newish express coach service from the centre of Bordeaux to Créon, with stop at the end of Rue Bauduc. The Bordeaux-Créon 470 runs Monday to Friday, every hour on the hour from each end, and more frequently from 6am-9am and 4pm-7pm. Bordeaux to Creon takes 35-40 minutes. Each journey costs just over €2.
- Every hour on the hour from either end
- More frequent during rush hour
- €4 return, tickets in cash onboard
- Three stops in the centre of Bordeaux
- Smart new coaches, Wifi and USB ports
- 35 minute journey, limited stops
- Créon Gendarmerie stop by Rue Bauduc
- 10 minute walk to the vineyard
- We can collect a group if you text ahead
The three stops in Bordeaux city
- Place de la République, in front of the big colonnaded building (5 minutes walk from the Cathedral)
- Rue Victor Hugo, Musée d'Aquitaine (near Rue St-Catherine)
- Rue Victor Hugo, Porte de Bourgogne on the quais by Pont de Pierre
Click here for the pdf of the Bordeaux-Créon 470 timetable.
Local places to eat
150m from the end of Rue Bauduc in Créon is a large café, bar and deli called Les Halles, which was opened in July 2023 by the owners of Le Fournil de Créon next door - itself a hugely successful bakery and patisserie. At the back of this impressive building is the café, along with an outdoor terrace. You can have a plate of charcuterie, a salad, a sandwich or whatever, along with a cold draught beer, a glass of wine or a range of soft drinks.
We recommend a good local restaurant in the main square in Créon called Chez Titut, tel. +33 5 56 42 98 40. This was formerly La Table, and has a large garden out the back and open from 12pm to 2pm from Tuesday to Saturday, and 7pm to 10pm for dinner on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Opening hours change according to the seasons so do check on google. There's a sandwich bar next to Chez Titut, a creperie plus a good café called La Tasse qui fume, all in the square (Place de la Prevoté).
The Restaurant de l’Abbaye at La Sauve nearby is also very good. Check opening times on Google Maps etc. +33 5 56 23 21 58
There's a new Bistro Regent off the roundabout opposite Carrefour heading away from the town (see below). It’s a popular chain of restaurants offering a good value steak and chips formula. Modern, tasty and efficient - and open until 2.15pm for lunch. If you're with kids, you may want to know there's a 'McDo' on the edge of the town near Carrefour.
If you're heading to the famous wine village of St-Emilion or the fabulous city of Bordeaux, allow half an hour's drive, plus time to park up.
We have two excellent, large boulangeries (bakeries) within a mile of us, both of which sell sandwiches and salads.
Le Fournil de Créon is near the end of our road, and is open from 7am to 8pm, 7 days a week. In the morning, you can choose from a selection of sandwich fillings and styles of bread.
We also use Maison Catarino, not far away and with similar opening hours, and the sandwiches and salads are excellent. We recommend that you buy sandwiches before our 11am tour, not after, as they often sell out.
Here is a map of Créon showing these and other places of note, taken from our farmhouse guide, 'the local area'.
