Exploring Local Vineyards: Useful Press Kit and a One-day Rally
Guest Post · Guided Holiday Tours · Wines and Spirits of ProvenceSaturday 20th September is the deadline for enrolling for the Sainte-Victoire Wine Rally which is great fun. But just before I post details of that, here is something interesting that I have just found which should appeal to wine-lovers in Aix.
From Nice: Full-Day 4x4 Alpine Escape with Local Food & Wine Tastings
Hop aboard a premium 4x4 Ford Raptor and venture far from the bustle of the French Riviera into the hidden mountain landscapes of Nice. This exclusive experience takes you off the beaten path to explore the soul of alpine Provence, where perched villages, wild valleys, and enduring local traditions await.
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