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Come and build a real dry stone wall, an ancestral craft practised the world over and listed by UNESCO. Here, you learn by laying stones and discovering that gravity can be a little mischievous.
from age 6 · equipment provided
After a little history and theory, time for the practical. You will leave proud, dusty and officially a builder of Burgundy's winegrowing heritage.
From age 6, everyone can join in: equipment provided, muscles optional. A fun way to help preserve the winegrowing heritage of the Côte-d'Or, these little walls that have shaped the landscape of the Climats for centuries.
Dry stone building is recognised by UNESCO as intangible cultural heritage.
From age 6, everyone lends a hand with the stones. A hands-on moment to share together.
These little walls have shaped the Climats of the Côte-d'Or for generations.
To be combined with a walk in the vines or a cellar visit.
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Dry stone workshop: An ancestral winegrowing craft.
Fancy travelling back in time, without the time machine?
Come and build a real dry stone wall, an ancestral craft recognised worldwide and listed by Unesco! Here, you learn by laying stones… and by discovering that gravity can be quite the tease.
From age 6, everyone can join in: equipment provided, muscles optional. after a little history and theory, it's time for practice: you will leave proud, dusty… and officially a builder of Burgundy's winegrowing heritage!
from age 6
30 min: 15€ / person
1 hour or more: contact me
Ask for this option when booking your vineyard tour or cellar visit,
and why not a tasting to round it all off in style?
in the press
« It is an exercise in patience. You have to love building games. »
In August 2026, the regional newspaper Le Bien Public followed a workshop led by Céline in the vineyards of Nuits-Saint-Georges: the rebuilding of a real dry stone wall, with participants from the region and from Belgium.
Le Bien Public · 10 August 2026
Read the article (in French)Add the workshop to your tour, or let's talk about a dedicated session for your group.