Atout France is the national tourism operator which promotes the tourism development of France. The organization promotes the setting up of projects, carries out classifications based on traveler satisfaction, strengthens international communication and validates quality labels, as is the case with the Vignoble et Découverte Label.



The Vignoble et Découverte Label, a tourist commitment around the vineyard


Created in 2009, the Vignoble et Découverte Label promotes those involved in wine tourism as a whole. Accommodation in the heart of the vineyards, restaurant with food and wine pairings, cellar visit and tasting, thematic museum or event, it is intended for all sites and all organizations with a tourist and wine vocation, with a tourist product offer. It corresponds to a collective brand and must comply with regulations, in order to ensure quality service by the professionals holding the label. Once granted, the Vignoble et Découverte Label is valid for 3 years. The request must then be renewed and will be studied by a technical commission, composed of at least one member of the Superior Council of Wine Tourism (CSO). If you see this label written on a banner or an entrance door, you can go there, you will have a quality service and above all, a great wine discovery on arrival.


The wine cellars of the Basque Country, to find the best wines to accompany your meals

Domaine Brana

Domaine Brana
  • The Producers
  • Ispoure

First independent winemaker in Irouléguy

The Cave of Irouleguy

The Cave of Irouleguy
  • The Producers
  • Saint-Étienne-de-Baïgorry

Cooperative winegrowers in the Basque Country since 1952

Hiruzta Bodega

Hiruzta Bodega
  • The Producers
  • Fuenterrabía

Hiruzta family vineyard in Hondarribia


The Vignoble et Découverte Label, conditions to be respected to obtain it


This label is not reserved for wine professionals. It is open to any other type of activity that includes wine or wine tourism in its presentation or service. There are therefore certain rules to meet in order to hope to obtain the famous green and white label awarded by Atout France:

  • Propose a complete tourism offer with wine as the theme,
  • Correspond to short stay practices, whatever the activity,
  • Have relevance to the theme of vines and wine,
  • Offer quality services.


This last criterion is important since beyond the wine aspect, Atout France makes a point of selecting passionate and committed professionals, who are keen to welcome you in the best conditions. The Vignoble et Découverte Label is therefore a sign of security and commitment to professional tourism. Discovering wine becomes a real pleasure with Atout France.


The wine producers of the Basque Country can be found in our section

Grape photo: Howard Bouchevereau Unsplash


The Vignoble et Découverte Label, many regions concerned


France is a wine country, with many grape varieties and producers. Each region has its typicality, its breeding method and its character which are found in the wine, particularities to discover through the regions selected by Atout France for the Vignoble et Découverte Label:


  • Alsace,
  • Le Beaujolais,
  • Bergerac,
  • Bordeaux,
  • Burgundy,
  • The champagne,
  • Cognac,
  • Jura,
  • Languedoc,
  • Provence,
  • Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur,
  • Roussillon,
  • Savoy,
  • The southwest,
  • The Loire Valley,
  • The Rhône Valley.


Read our presentation of the Basque Country vineyard, to go further in discovering Basque wines of character

Kupela Cidrerie

Kupela Cidrerie
  • Restaurants / Cider Houses
  • Urdax

The traditional Basque cider house of Dancharia, a must-see

VENTA PEIO

VENTA PEIO
  • Restaurants
  • Urdax

Discover Venta Peio's restaurant in Dancharia

VENTA PEIO

VENTA PEIO
  • Restaurants
  • Bera

Where cuisine blends with the landscape


Wine lover or confirmed palate , you have an almost unlimited offer of wine offerings, with many possible activities around wine . No more excuses for not tasting, you now know the best addresses labeled Vignoble et Découverte to introduce you to tasting French wines.

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