TOP 6 Wine estate

The Château de Crémat: one of the oldest vineyards in France

Full of underground galleries made by the Romans almost 2000 years ago, the Château de Crémat vineyard still uses this incredible heritage for the production and conservation of its organic wines. Between sea and mountain, nestled at an altitude of 350 meters over more than 7 hectares, the estate benefits from the richness of natural elements and a breathtaking view of the Bay of Nice. Open all year. Visit the website

The Domaine de Toasc: authentic Provence

Classified since 1941 A.O.C, this authentic vineyard is located in the zone of controlled appellation of Bellet. Its charm and cachet emanates from its restanque vines, typically Provençal architecture. Its different grape varieties are an exceptional terroir that you can discover during a sales exhibition. Open all year (except holidays). Visit the website

Château de Bellet: the benchmark for major events

Five minutes as the crow flies from the Promenade des Anglais on the heights of Nice, the decor of this area is a postcard: in the foreground the iconic Baie des Anges, in the background the majestic Alps. Its tasting is historically linked to the greats of this world, at the table of the greatest European summits and princely weddings. Hours: Winter: October – April & Summer: May – September. Visit the website

Domaine Saint-Joseph: the medieval icon

The Domaine de Saint-Joseph vineyard is nestled under the ramparts of one of the most beautiful villages in France, Saint-Paul de Vence.
These grape varieties take advantage of a soil rich in citrus notes for signature wines and aperitifs. The gourmet break is also ensured by the making of dirty olives and Nice PDO olive oil from the Saint-Joseph estate. Open all year. Visit the website

The Domaine des Hautes Collines: the art of atypism

Left for several months in glass bottles under the sun’s rays in the open sky in the sumptuous gardens, the wine undergoes a unique maturation process. The stage resembles an artistic exhibition, all enhanced by permanent and temporary exhibitions by contemporary artists: paintings, photographs, music … Let yourself be charmed by dinner shows in the heart of the vineyards. Open all year. Visit the website

The Domaine de l’Abbaye de Lérins: Cannes monastic know-how

Located on the Ile Saint-Honorat off Cannes, the 8 hectares of vines have been cultivated by the monks of the Abbey of Lérins since the Middle Ages. Inherited and worked in the most traditional art there is, the best grape varieties are used by the greatest starred chefs and are among the best French wines and grands crus of the region.
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