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Seasonal Bitter Orange Wine
Beatrice CarrotProvencal RecipesTasteWines and Spirits of Provence

Treat Yourself to a Taste of Provence with Seasonal Bitter Orange Wine

Bitter orange wine is a traditional, refreshing, and convivial aperitif typical of Provence. It recalls sunny days and the song of cicadas. This article about bitter orange wine is written in French and English for readers who want to improve their language skills. There’s a recipe below for making bitter …

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Mulled Rosé Wine for the holidays
DrinksMaison Mirabeau WinesProvencal RecipesTaste

Forget Vin Chaud try this Mulled Rosé Recipe from Provence

Paint your holidays pink with our Mulled Rosé recipe! This twist on the traditional mulled wine is an absolute crowd-pleaser. The rosé wine makes it lighter and brighter than the classic red wine version but still as fruity and delicious. Perfect for those who prefer something a tad less heavy …

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Lavender Hot Chocolate Winter
DrinksFrançois de MélogueProvencal RecipesTaste

Rich and Delicious: A Homemade Hot Chocolate Recipe

While winter in Provence is nothing like what we experience in Vermont, there are plenty of cold mornings. The small ski hill on Mont Ventoux briefly opens during the cold months. The Southern Alps are a destination for family-friendly skiing and other snow activities during long weekends and vacances scolaire. …

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Le Préau Chef Antonin Wishart’s Restaurant
Restaurant RecommendationsTasha PowellTaste

Le Préau Chef Antonin Wishart’s Restaurant in Rognes is a Culinary Treat

Restaurant Worth the Detour Le Préau Restaurant is a hidden gem in the village of Rognes, just 19 km north of Aix-en-Provence. The restaurant is known for its inspired Mediterranean cuisine, which was influenced by the travels of chef/owner Antonin Wishart. I am fascinated by this restaurant because Chef Wishart …

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Living in Provence

Adventures in Gréolières Alpes Maritimes
Christine van der LindenExploreHans ZeegersVillages Towns and Cities

Adventures in Gréolières: A travel experience by Hans and Christine

The journey begins: from coast to village A winding road leads us from the sunny French Riviera coast to the Alpes Maritimes village of Gréolières, which has existed since 1033. Gréolières comes from the old French word “greolier,” meaning “crow.” We start our adventures in Gréolières at 850 meters, and …

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French Riviera Estérel Massif
Barefoot BloggerExploreRoad Trips South of France

A Beautiful Coastal Drive Along the French Riviera to the Estérel Massif

Continuing our journey along the last coastal area, we drove towards the Forêt Domaniale de l’Esterel. The transition from the serene coast to the rugged hills was striking. The road gradually climbed into the Esterel Massif, where the landscape transformed dramatically. The Estérel Massif extends approximately 32 kilometres (20 miles) …

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Why Cucuron is a Provencal Village in the Luberon Worth Visiting
Caroline LongstaffeExploreVillages Towns and Cities

Why Cucuron is a Provencal Village in the Luberon Worth Visiting

Cucuron is a delightful southern Luberon village just a ten-minute drive from Lourmarin. Surrounded by rolling vineyards and olive groves, beloved for its charm and central ‘bassin, ‘Cucuron has become a favourite of movie makers. Several well-presented information boards share old photos and some of the local history throughout the …

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Drive la Route des Crêtes Cassis to la Ciotat
Barefoot BloggerExploreRoad Trips South of France

Drive this Stunning Beauty the Route des Crêtes Cassis to La Ciotat

As we climbed higher, the views became increasingly spectacular. The Route des Crêtes isn’t just about the views—it’s also about the experience of driving it. The road is narrow and winding, with sharp hairpin turns and steep grades that test your skills as a driver. There were moments when it …

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Sanary port Creative Commons binabik155
ExploreKeith Van SickleVillages Towns and Cities

Sanary-sur-Mer, A Gem on France’s Mediterranean Coast

It’s one of the prettiest towns on France’s Mediterranean coast and one of the country’s sunniest. But while international tourists flock to places like Nice, Antibes, and St-Tropez, lovely little Sanary-sur-Mer remains relatively undiscovered. Sanary, as the locals call it, was founded as a fishing village in the 16th century. …

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Cap d'Antibes Cote d'Azur
Christine van der LindenExploreHans ZeegersVillages Towns and Cities

Discovery Walk Cap d’Antibes: A Jewel on the Glittering Côte d’Azur

When exploring the stunning Côte d’Azur, visiting the captivating Cap d’Antibes is a must. This enchanting coastal path, the Sentier de Tirepoil, offers an unforgettable 5-kilometre hike, where each turn reveals breathtaking views. Nestled away from urban life, this path is perfect for adventurers wearing sturdy shoes, ready to embrace …

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