Top Food & Drinks Spots in Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur

Check out the art installations scattered throughout the property. They're amazing! I didn't expect it and spent a good hour just exploring them.

My advice is to book a wine tasting experience in advance. It was completely booked when I arrived, and I missed out on a fun part of the visit.

I suggest getting there early, around 10 AM, to avoid the crowds and have a peaceful stroll around the grounds. It's way more enjoyable without too many people around

I think bringing a picnic is a great idea! Some visitors mentioned picnic spots are perfect and save you money, plus you can enjoy the scenery longer.

I suggest starting your visit around 10 AM when they open. It gets busy later and you'll get a chance to chat with the staff without feeling rushed.

One thing I learned is to check the weather before visiting. A sunny day can make the outdoor areas magical, but rain can spoil the experience, and hey, it's France!

Definitely check out the vegetable dishes, they're surprisingly flavorful! I was amazed at how they made veggies taste so good.

I recommend arriving a little early, around 12:15 PM, to enjoy a drink and soak in the view. The scenery is stunning, and it gives you a moment to relax

My advice is to go for lunch instead of dinner. The lunch menu is a bit less pricey and just as amazing. I saved a good amount that way!

I suggest making reservations a few weeks in advance, because the place fills up really fast. I nearly missed my chance.

I suggest bringing a picnic and enjoying it on the grounds. The views are stunning and it can save you some cash on food! Just remember to grab a bottle of their wine to enjoy with it.

My advice is to explore their shop after the tasting. I almost missed it, and they have some great deals on bottles that you can’t find elsewhere - grab a few to take home!

I recommend checking out the beautiful gardens first thing in the morning, around 10 AM, it’s so peaceful and great for photos. Plus, you can avoid the crowds later in the day

I suggest buying a bottle of wine directly from the winery instead of the fancy shops in nearby towns. It’s super fresh and way cheaper! I regret not doing that myself while visiting.

I suggest checking out their shop for local products. I found some nice bottle discounts and it really added to my experience. Plus you’ll save on gifts for friends back home!

My advice is to check out their social media for any special tasting deals. I found a cool discount one day before my visit that saved me a few euros, which was nice!

I recommend joining a vineyard tour if you have the time. The stories they share about the wine-making process really brought the whole experience to life. It’s way better than just doing a tasting alone!

If you're looking to save a few euros, consider bringing a picnic to enjoy in the beautiful gardens after your tasting. It's a fantastic way to soak in the scenery without splurging on lunch.