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Provence is a French region renowned for its high-quality wine production. With lustrous stretches of vineyards along 200km of coastline, it is one of the largest wine-producing areas in France. According to historians, French wine was born in Provence, where the first vines were grown by Phocaean and Greek settlers in 125 BC. This marvellous region not only has captivated artists with its light and colours for millennia but is an all-time favourite for wine-connoisseurs. Its most famous wine is the rosé, found in vineyards stretching from Nice to Camargue and from the Alpilles to Cannes.
Find out with us some of the best vineyards for wine tastings in Provence-- and become charmed by the magic of this picturesque region.
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Head over to Les Caves Saint Charles winery to discover the most emblematic wines of Chateauneuf-du-Pape. This marvellous wine cellar, housed in a candlelit 13th-century stone-cave with high ceilings, provides you with an ideal setting for tasting delicious wines. Get the chance to enhance your appreciation for the different flavoured and robust wines. All of this is, of course, topped off with its beautiful countryside setting. This visit is a real treat for the soul and senses.
Address: 10 rue des Papes, 84230 Chatenauneuf-du-Pape
Telephone: +33 6 03 46 47 37
Located in a breathtaking scenic area facing the Rhône river, Château de la Gardine is a winery since the 17th-century, run by the Brunel family. This family business of eight members-- witness to the dedication and passion of wine-making for three generations-- offers visitors the opportunity to taste some of the best-quality wines. Their wines are widely consumed worldwide in more than 35 countries. And a favourite of the most exclusive restaurants in France.
Address: Route de Roquemaure, 84230 Chateauneuf-du-Pape
Telephone: +33 4 90 83 73 20
Discover the Vacqueyras wines at le Clos de Caveau, and learn everything about their different wines, varieties and origins, wine-making processes, as well as the location's history and wildlife and flora of their vineyards-- topped off by a marvellous setting. This visit will not only be a wonderful learning experience but a perfect place for tasting exceptional wines from the terroirs dating back to the Oligocène epoch.
Address: 1560 Chemin de Caveau, 84190 Vacqueyras
Telephone: +33 4 90 65 85 33
Musee du Vin Brotte Dégustation is a wine museum worth visiting. Here, you'll get the chance to learn about the history of the region and its villages, as well as taste wines from its distinguished cellar. They offer an informative tour about the different wine-making stages, explaining from grape cultivation to consumer delivery. They also emphasize the characteristics and singularities of their famous wines and their production processes.
Address: Avenue Pierre de Luxembourg, 84230
Telephone: +33 4 90 83 59 44
Château la Coste offers visitors an experience of exquisite wine tasting in a beautiful setting with contemporary art and architecture to marvel at. This winery boasting an open-air gallery with an attached vineyard is a must-visit for the wine-connoisseurs or wine lovers vacationing in Aix-en-Provence. This unique place combines fine art, enveloped by a breathtaking natural environment amidst an estate of oak trees, century-old pines, and lavender fields. A place to utterly fall in love with. You can spend your day strolling through the fields, tasting and learning about the region's history and wines, while also perusing artworks and unique architectural creations.
Address: Chateau La Coste en Provence, 2750 route de la Cride, 13610 Le Puy-Sainte-Reparade, Aix-en-Provence
Telephone: +33 4 42 61 92 92
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