Christmas in Provence’s Vineyards – 2015
Taste · The Riviera Grapevine · Wines and Spirits of ProvenceLooking for an alternative to gluhwein and gingerbread this festive season? Or simply looking for a chance to find your festive spirit?
Luckily, as with every year, numerous events are taking place throughout the vineyards of Provence to help us get into the Christmas mood, such as traditional Christmas markets.
Chrissie’s list of 2015 Christmas events from markets to wine tastings and more
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