Via Sensoria - Sensory tasting journey
From 1st April to 1st November 2026
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The Via Sensoria sensory tasting journey will reopen on 1st April 2026.
A new edition of Via Sensoria will be unveiled in 2026.
You will be invited to reconnect with the rhythm of the four seasons, while stimulating your senses, through a tasting of four wines or non-alcoholic beverages.
Drinks tasted
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Cité du Vin, a new selection of drinks will be offered for the 2026 edition, with four Bordeaux wines!
Wine tastings are reserved for over-18s, with non-alcoholic drinks available for minors.
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Via Sensoria is a soothing experience, a sensory interlude where four artistic universes echo surprising tastings of four Bordeaux wines or non-alcoholic drinks, combined with visual, sound, olfactory and poetic creations.
This is not a tasting workshop, nor is it a traditional or immersive exhibition. It's a unique sensory experience!
The experience takes place over an hour, accompanied by a wine expert.
Whether you're a beginner or a novice, a wine lover or not, adults and children alike can get to grips with this journey which, far from the conventional codes of wine tasting, offers surprising combinations of artistic environments and a selection of four Bordeaux wines and non-alcoholic beverages.
6 original poems, specially created for this experience, also punctuate the route, to complete this dreamlike work.
Via Sensoria takes you on a journey to the rhythm of the seasons, with a relaxing offer that's resolutely turned towards nature. From dawn to dusk, take a day-long journey through Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter.
Award
The Sensory tasting journey "Via Sensoria" has been awarded the ‘Exceptional Offer’ distinction in the Art, Culture and Know-How category by the 2024 Wine Tourism Awards (Terre de Vins).
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Created by GEDEON Programmes for the Cité du Vin, with the artistic assistance of set designers Sylvain Roca and Julia Dessirier (Atelier Sylvain Roca), director Olivier Brunet, composer Christian Holl, poet Nami Moukheiber, and the design studios Sabir (graphic design) and Aura Studio (lighting design).