
Blacé.
A quiet wine village among the vineyards of Beaujolais

Blacé sits among vineyards in the Beaujolais wine region of eastern France, where Gamay grapes grow on gentle slopes around the village. The place itself is small and unassuming, built around a few streets of stone houses and a handful of wine cooperatives that serve the surrounding hamlets.
Several houses in Blacé keep old granite cellars below ground, where wine was traditionally stored and aged. Some of the cooperatives still use these spaces today, and many open for tastings of Beaujolais wines made from grapes grown nearby.
Paths lead out from the village through the vineyards, climbing gently toward wooded hills that mark the edge of the Beaujolais countryside. Life in Blacé follows the vineyard calendar, quiet for much of the year and busiest around the September harvest, when growers bring in the grapes and the cooperatives fill with activity.
Things to do.
- 01Visit local wine cooperatives for tastings and tours
- 02Explore the traditional granite cellars
- 03Enjoy scenic walks through the vineyards
- 04Savor regional cuisine at local bistros
- 05Participate in seasonal wine festivals
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Nearby destinations.
3 kmOdenas
Beaujolais cru village with granite slopes producing Chiroubles wines.
8 kmBelleville-en-Beaujolais
Market town in Beaujolais wine region with historic wine trade heritage.
9 kmSaint-Lager
Beaujolais village at the foot of Brouilly hill with wine estates and hiking trails.
10 kmLantignié
Beaujolais village producing Régnié cru wines with cooperative cellar.
13 kmFleurie
Iconic Beaujolais cru village producing elegant, floral red wines from Gamay grapes.
14 kmRomanèche-Thorins
Beaujolais wine village home to famous Moulin-à-Vent cru with wine museum.
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