Musée du Vin & Négoce

About

The Musée du Vin et du Négoce in Bordeaux offers a captivating glimpse into the city’s centuries‑old wine heritage. Located in the historic Chartrons district, once the heart of Bordeaux’s wine trade, the museum is housed in an 18th‑century merchant’s house with vaulted cellars that evoke the atmosphere of the era. Visitors discover the evolution of viticulture and commerce through exhibits of tools, documents, and artifacts that trace the journey of Bordeaux wines from vineyard to global markets. Tastings and interactive displays bring the story to life, while the museum highlights the pivotal role of négociants in shaping Bordeaux’s reputation as a world capital of wine. Combining history, tradition, and sensory experience, the Musée du Vin et du Négoce is both a tribute to Bordeaux’s past and a celebration of its enduring passion for wine.

Bordeaux France

Location

The Musée du Vin & Négoce is located in the historic Chartrons district of Bordeaux, housed in a typical 18th-century merchant’s house on Rue Borie. This museum vividly presents the city’s rich history as a major wine trading port, showcasing vaulted cellars and exhibits that trace the evolution of wine commerce from the Middle Ages to modern times. Nearby are the vibrant Quai des Chartrons along the Garonne River, the CAPC Musée d’Art Contemporain, Jardin Public, and Rue Notre Dame with numerous cafés, shops, and restaurants. The area is well connected by public transport and offers visitors a deeply immersive experience in Bordeaux's wine heritage within a lively cultural neighborhood.