Château de Montdomaine - "Table & Terroir"
Seat At The Table brings its first Table & Terroir dinner to Château de Montdomaine near Amboise, in an open-air long-table format among the vines.
About the event
Long-table dining among the vines
Seat At The Table brings the first edition of its nationwide Table & Terroir series to Château de Montdomaine in the Loire Valley, just outside Amboise. The format is a one-night open-air long-table dinner set between the vines, with the event positioned as the inaugural chapter in a summer of château-vintner-hosted dining experiences across France.
Five courses and estate wines
The dinner is built around a bespoke five-course degustation created by a guest chef. Wines are paired from the estate, connecting the meal to Château de Montdomaine’s vineyard setting rather than presenting it as a standard restaurant service.
Frédéric Plou and Louisa Plou are named as winemakers and estate owners at Château de Montdomaine. The venue is identified as a winery and vineyard estate in Nazelles-Négron, adding useful context for the estate-wine focus of the dinner.
Language and booking terms
The Table and Epicurean Adventures format is described as bilingual in English and French, predominantly in English. Guests are also asked to mention accommodation needs when booking so the organizer can make appropriate arrangements.
For Table events, all sales are final and non-refundable. If a guest cannot attend, the booking may be transferred to another guest by providing the new guest’s details at least 24 hours in advance, while any transfer of funds remains the responsibility of the original purchaser.
Frequently asked questions
What is served at the dinner?
The dinner features a bespoke five-course degustation created by a guest chef, paired with wines from the estate.
Which wines are part of the format?
The wines are paired from the estate at Château de Montdomaine.
Who are the named people connected to Château de Montdomaine?
Frédéric Plou and Louisa Plou are named as winemakers and estate owners at Château de Montdomaine.
What language is used during the event?
The Table and Epicurean Adventures format is bilingual in English and French, predominantly in English.
What is the event’s booking policy?
For Table events, all sales are final and non-refundable, and bookings may be transferred to another guest if the details are provided at least 24 hours in advance.
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