Best Provence Wineries for Wine Tours & Tastings (By Region)

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The Best Wineries in Provence

Provence has been making wine for 2,600 years. Every glass tells a story.

Provence is where French winemaking began, and where it continues to feel most alive.

Vines climb limestone hillsides shaped by the mistral wind, olive groves share the landscape with century-old cellars, and tastings happen not in formal rooms but on sun-warmed terraces overlooking the very vineyards that filled your glass.

Once your villa booking is confirmed, our concierge will be happy to arrange activities for you, or share contact details if you prefer to book yourself.

Wine Experiences in Provence

Self-Guided Tastings

Drop into any of the wineries below for tastings—many are free, and several offer guided cellar tours for a small fee. It’s the most flexible way to explore, letting you linger where you love and move on.

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Guided Wine Tours

Let a dedicated wine guide lead you through the appellations—Côtes de Provence, Luberon, Alpilles, Cassis, or the legendary Châteauneuf-du-Pape. Half-day and full-day options available.

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Custom Wine Itinerary

Blend wine discovery with other passions—a morning at the market followed by tastings, lunch at a vineyard restaurant, or a private cellar visit paired with a chef’s dinner back at your villa.

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Guided Wine Tours

Savor the best of Provence with custom wine tours featuring top local vineyards. Enhance your day with stops at acclaimed restaurants, charming cafés, or a beautifully curated picnic in the countryside.

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Guided Private Tastings

Be collected from your villa in a private van and carried into Provence’s most celebrated wine country—Côteaux d’Aix-en-Provence, Cassis, the Luberon, the Alpilles, or Châteauneuf-du-Pape. An expert guide leads you through estate cellars and sun-warmed vineyards, pouring the wines that define each.

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History & Gourmet Tours

Two ways to experience Provence beyond the vineyard. Choose a gourmet day at a local goat farm, where you’ll uncover the craft behind the region’s rich, creamy cheeses before a guided tasting and leisurely lunch—or a history-led journey through hilltop villages and bustling markets, tracing the culture and landscape that shaped the wines.

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Private VIP Wine Tours

For those who want the rare and the reserved. These elevated experiences open doors that stay closed to most—private audiences with celebrated winemakers, exclusive estate access, and tastings of allocations rarely poured. Every detail is arranged around you, with discretion and ease.

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Create a Custom Wine Itinerary During Your Visit to Provence

Working with our hand-picked network of local experts—private guides, vineyard chefs, market insiders—we can help you blend wine discovery with whatever else moves you: a morning at the market followed by tastings, lunch at a vineyard restaurant, or a private cellar visit paired with a chef’s dinner back at your villa.

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Self-Guided Wineries by Region

Important Note:
Many wineries close Sundays and during lunch hours (typically 12–2pm). 
We recommend contacting estates in advance, especially during summer months.

The Alpilles

The dramatic white peaks of the Alpilles create a microclimate ideal for bold, mineral-driven wines. These estates combine exceptional terroir with some of the region’s most striking settings.

 

Château Romanin | Saint-Rémy-de-Provence: Biodynamic pioneer since 1988, with an extraordinary cathedral wine cellar carved into the rock. The panoramic terrace offers 360° views from Mont Ventoux to Avignon. (Cathedral Cellar Tour: €19/person, 1 hour)

Domaine d’Estoublon | Fontvieille: Guided tours through both vineyard and olive grove, concluding with tastings of the estate’s celebrated wines and olive oils. (Tour & Tasting: €45/person, 1.5 hours)

Domaine des Lauzières | Eygalières Organic and biodynamic estate founded in the 16th century when Huguenots sought refuge in the Alpilles. Call ahead to arrange your visit.

Mas Sainte Berthe | Les Baux-de-Provence: Fine wines, olive oils, and regional products in the shadow of Les Baux. Open daily 9am–12pm and 2pm–6pm.

Domaine de la Vallongue | Eygalières: Stunning natural setting with daily tastings during high season, 10am–1pm and 2pm–7pm.

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The Luberon

Vineyards here climb the slopes of hilltop villages, producing wines that reflect the wild herbs and limestone soil of this protected natural park.

Château de Mille | Apt: The Luberon’s oldest documented wine estate (1238), with carved stone basins that may date to the Bronze Age. A rare blend of wine, history, and biodiversity. (Self-Guided Tour: Free, 1.5 hours; Guided Tour: €19/person, 1.25 hours)

Domaine de la Verrière | Goult: Named for the 15th-century glassworks established here by Roy René de Provence, this estate sits within a Natura 2000 protected zone.

Domaine de Marie | Gordes: Twenty-three hectares just outside Gordes, with multiple tasting options from casual to immersive.

Domaine Citadelle | Ménerbes: More than a winery—explore the cellar, wander the botanical gardens, and discover the famous Corkscrew Museum.

Domaine La Tuillière | Murs: A lovely spot for tastings and early evening tapas with vineyard views.

South Luberon

The southern slopes produce some of the region’s most exciting biodynamic and organic wines, with estates that welcome visitors into their winemaking philosophy.

Château Fontvert | Lourmarin: Organic and biodynamic estate offering free cave tastings—or, for something extraordinary, a three-hour behind-the-scenes experience with owners Fabrice and Corinne: biodynamic farming deep-dive, wine and food pairings, heirloom vegetable harvest, aperitif, and pétanque.

Domaine La Cavale | Cucuron: Free tastings, cellar visits (€12/person), and one-hour wine workshops (€25/person, book 48 hours ahead). Closed Sundays.

Château La Coste | Le Puy-Sainte-Réparade: A destination unto itself: world-class wines, an acclaimed art and sculpture walk across 600 acres, and multiple restaurants including fine dining in the vineyards. Plan for a full day.

Château de Beaupré | Saint-Cannat: Six generations of family winemaking, with free tastings and 1.5-hour guided tour options. Reservations required. Several other excellent wineries line this same road between Rognes and Aix.

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Châteauneuf-du-Pape

Forty-five minutes north, the storied vineyards of Châteauneuf-du-Pape produce some of France’s most celebrated reds. Many estates require advance booking—plan ahead for these exceptional visits.

 

Château de Beaucastel | Courthézon: One of the appellation’s most revered estates, family-owned for generations. By appointment only.

Château La Nerthe: Five centuries of elegance, with terrace views over the vineyards to the remnants of the papal city. Advance booking required.

Domaine Beaurenard: Family estate with tastings and tours.

Les Caves Saint Charles: Tastings in a 13th-century cellar in the heart of the village—perfect for a walk-in visit.

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