Discover Provence’s rich winemaking heritage on this immersive tour through three historic estates. Savor world-class Rosé wines and enjoy stunning vineyard views in a personalized setting.
Discover Provence’s rich winemaking heritage on this immersive tour through three historic estates. Savor world-class Rosé wines and enjoy stunning vineyard views in a personalized setting.
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Operated by Ooh Provence · Marseille, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
The rolling hills of Provence, in southeastern France, have long been a hub of viticulture, renowned for producing some of the world's finest Rosé wines. The Three Winemakers experience offers an immersive 7-hour journey through this storied wine region, led by local experts who bring Provence's rich winemaking heritage to life. Guests visit three historic estates—Château de Beaupré, Château La Verrerie, and Château Bonisson—each with its own unique story, terroir, and tasting profile. The tour provides a perfect blend of education and indulgence, allowing visitors to sip on a variety of regional wines while taking in the stunning vineyard vistas and architecture that date back centuries. Beyond tastings, travelers gain insight into the traditional methods of winemaking used in Provence, from vineyard cultivation to cellar techniques. The experience is complemented by the chance to enjoy a delicious local lunch, featuring Provençal specialties made with fresh, regional ingredients. The charm of this tour isn't just in the wine, but in the way it connects you to the land, history, and culture of southern France. This venture is anchored in Provence’s reputation as a premier wine destination, and it stands out because of its curated visits to historic houses rich in heritage and flavor. Whether you're an oenophile or simply seeking a flavorful glimpse into the region’s history, this experience offers a truly sensory encounter with Provence's renowned wine scene. The trip also supports sustainable practices by respecting the land and traditions that make Provençal wines so distinctive, and small-group tours ensure personalized attention for an intimate experience. With its scenic vineyards, ancient cellars, and expert-guided tastings, the Three Winemakers tour provides a memorable taste of Provence’s viticultural legacy, making it a highlight for any visitor in the region.
easy.
7 hours.
No special fitness level required, just comfortable walking and standing.
No, the tour is suitable for all levels, whether you're a connoisseur or a casual wine lover.
Yes, a delicious Provençal lunch is part of the experience, paired with select wines.
Absolutely, you can purchase wines directly from the estates at the end of the visit.
Participants must be at least 18 years old to join the tasting.
Yes, the tour includes transportation between the three vineyards.
Dress comfortably with layers and bring sun protection, as you'll be outdoors for much of the tour.
Provence has been cultivating vineyards since Roman times, and these estates represent centuries of winemaking tradition passed down through generations.
Each estate employs sustainable farming practices to maintain soil health and reduce chemical usage, preserving Provence's iconic landscapes.
Ooh Provence organises guided day trips, multi‑day road trips, workshops and immersive experiences across Provence, France. The company specialises in wine tasting, historic villages, contemporary art, food markets, olive oil tastings, photography and painting workshops. Signature experiences include visits to Aix‑en‑Provence markets, Château de Beaupré (a family‑run winery established in 1890), Château Bonisson and intensive tastings at Châteauneuf‑du‑Pape vineyards. Highlights also include guided tours of Avignon’s Palais des Papes, the Pont du Gard aqueduct, the medieval villages of Les Baux and Saint‑Rémy, and scenic Luberon hilltop villages such as Gordes, Roussillon, Lourmarin and Bonnieux. Ooh Provence offers flexible formats: eight‑hour guided day tours, specialised two‑day wine intensives, photography courses from one to five days, and three‑day road trips linking Avignon, Aix, the Luberon and the Alpilles. Many itineraries combine wine tastings, local markets and art or history visits, including Carrières de Lumières exhibitions and Van Gogh sites in Saint‑Rémy and Arles. The operator focuses on small‑group, lifestyle experiences that prioritise local producers, quality tastings and culturally rich itineraries. Booking information, sample schedules and departure points are provided for each listed trip. Guests can expect curated visits to vineyards, olive mills, markets, and historic monuments mentioned in the trip descriptions. Ooh Provence’s published itineraries make it straightforward for travellers to choose experiences based on interests in wine, art, history or photography. Trip options include market visits in L'Isle sur la Sorgue and brocante and antiques exploration, seaside routes to Cassis and Mont Sainte Victoire for Cézanne‑inspired scenery, and relaxed Provençal hospitality.
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