Wines from the south of France

Southwestern Wine

Fourth wine region of France by its production, the vineyard of South-West regroups 29 denominations protected. From the coasts of Millau to Béarn through Gaillac and Tursan, the different grape varieties of the South-West are connected by the paths of Compostelle and can also be discovered during a tour of wine tourism.

Landes wine

The land of the Landes is rich with two protected denominations: the Landes (formerly “wine country lands of the Landes”) and the Tursan. The name Landes includes the wines of Côteaux-de-Chalosse, Côtes-de-l’Adour, Sands-of-the-Ocean, and Sable-Fauves. The Tursan is an AOC wine produced on a vineyard on horseback between the Landes and the Gers. The Tursan grape variety is the origin of white, rosé and red wines. Enjoy your stay in one of our five Landes campsites to taste them! The proximity of the Bordeaux vineyards also invites you to discover the wines of the land of the Landes de Gascogne, and in particular the appellations of controlled origin of Graves, in the south-bordelais. Wine tours followed by tastings allow you to learn a lot about the winemaking process.

Wine of Gironde

The Gironde region has 500 wine-growing communes and 60 appellations of origin, for nearly 90% of red wines and just over 10% of white wines. When you stay in the Bassin d’Arcachon, the Graves region is the wine region closest to Bordeaux. You will be able to discover there the wines of denominations Graves and Pessac-Léognan, of the same family of reds as Médoc. Only fifty kilometers from Lège-Cap Ferret, several castles and wineries are open to visitors: the Haut Nouchet, in the heart of the Pessac-Léognan appellation, offers tours followed by tastings and workshops. oenology. Château Olivier, renowned for its classified growths, combines the pleasures of an exceptional site with a tasting tour of great wine interest.

South East Wine

From the coasts of Provence to the wines of Languedoc and the wines of Corsica, the South-East is an essential wine region of France. Enjoy your stay in the Hérault or the Pyrénées-Orientales to discover the flavors and freshness world famous.

Wines of Pyrénées-Orientales

With its dry wines and well-known natural sweet wines, the territory of the Pyrénées-Orientales has a long wine history. There are 8 appellations of controlled origin. The variety of reliefs and climates of Roussillon has allowed the development of vineyards with their own characteristics. The dry wines are Côtes du Roussillon and Collioure. Natural sweet wines are the subject of AOP Banyuls, Banyuls Grand Cru, Maury, Muscat de Rivesaltes and Rivesaltes. If you want to visit a vineyard or a cellar and enjoy a tasting during your stay at the Marisol on the Mediterranean, think of the House Cazes in Rivesaltes, the Mas Amiel in Maury, the Valmy castle in Argelès, or a little more far to the Grand-Guilhem area in Cascastel-des-Corbières.