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Domaine de Biamont: sleep among the vineyards of Walloon Brabant
Barrels with jacuzzi, Chalet Rouge, vineyard and local produce: discover Domaine de Biamont in Incourt and plan a stay surrounded by nature and local heritage.
In Incourt, the Brabant countryside offers an unexpected scene: rows of vines, four barrel-shaped accommodations, and a red chalet set in a rural setting. Domaine de Biamont combines a family-run wine project with an unusual stay experience, with particular attention to peace, privacy, and local produce.
A vineyard born from a family project
The story begins in 2018, when Laurence and Christophe decide to turn their interest in vines into a concrete project. Inspired by a trip to Gers, they develop a vineyard on land next to their property and gradually build a place that combines production, hospitality, and accommodation.
The Solaris and Muscaris grape varieties were chosen for the estate. Their cultivation supports an approach suited to the local climate and gives the experience real coherence: you are not simply sleeping near a vineyard, you are discovering a project that is still young and deeply connected to the area.
The barrels: an unusual night for two
The four barrels are the Domaine de Biamont’s visual signature. Each accommodation has its own outdoor space facing the vines and is designed for an intimate experience. Inside, the rounded shape requires a compact layout, but the large bed and warm finishes create a comfortable cocoon.
The private jacuzzi naturally extends the evening, especially when the estate becomes quiet. To avoid any surprises, check the exact equipment, jacuzzi use conditions, arrival times, and what is included in the package before booking.
The Chalet Rouge for staying with others
For a family stay or a getaway with friends, Chalet Rouge offers more space. The original report presents a surface area of 65 m² with two bedrooms, a living room, a dining room, a fitted kitchen, a walk-in shower, and a wood-burning stove. A private jacuzzi and sauna complete the set.
Its stated capacity of two to four people makes it a different option from the barrels, more self-contained and suited to a stay where you want to cook or spend more time indoors. Still, confirm the layout and available services when booking.
From grape to cellar
The cellar serves as a reminder that Biamont is first and foremost a wine estate. Stainless steel, wood, and raw concrete create a contemporary space where the grape transformation process takes place. This dimension gives meaning to the barrel-shaped accommodations and helps visitors better understand the work behind the estate’s bottles.
Tours, tastings, and access to the cellar may depend on the production schedule. Ask in advance rather than assuming they are automatically available during your stay.
A break at Épicerie by Léa
Épicerie by Léa brings together Biamont wines and a selection of gourmet products. It is the natural place to extend your discovery of the local terroir, put together an aperitif, or leave with a few local products.
The selection changes with the seasons and producers. Check opening hours, especially if your arrival or departure falls on a weekday.
Continue the experience at Chez Louis
A few steps from the estate, Chez Louis roots its cuisine in Belgian tradition and local produce. The original report mentions a Bib Gourmand distinction; as awards and menus change, check the restaurant’s current information before your stay.
A separate reservation is recommended. This table can round off an evening at Biamont without turning the weekend into a series of trips.
A place that also welcomes groups
Above the winery, a meeting room opens onto views of the vines. It makes it possible to consider a seminar or professional meeting in a different setting, between contemporary architecture and countryside. For an event, ask for a proposal specifying capacity, equipment, catering, and possible private use.
Planning a getaway to Biamont
- Address: Rue de Longpré 3, 1315 Incourt, Belgium.
- For two: choose a barrel for privacy and immediate proximity to the vines.
- For a group: check the current layout of Chalet Rouge and its private amenities.
- Vineyard: book a tour or tasting in advance depending on the estate’s schedule.
- Meals: check the shop’s opening hours and book Chez Louis separately.
- Mobility: a car remains the easiest way to reach the estate and explore the surroundings.
A different way to discover Walloon Brabant
Biamont reveals a rural side of Walloon Brabant, far from major roads and standardized addresses. A night in a barrel suits a romantic getaway; the chalet is better suited to a shared weekend.
In both cases, leave time to walk around the vines, discover the cellar if a tour is offered, and enjoy the private amenities. The estate is best enjoyed with a light schedule and a few well-planned reservations.
