It took a while to find the good wine story in St Remy, but it was worth the effort…read more Hundreds of regional wines, stacked by cases, with great prices. Of the three I picked out (a Viognier, a Cote du Rhone, and a Tavel rose) the proprietor recommended better ones for two of the three. This location is not in the central city, but still nearby. Maybe two minutes away by car, once you get aimed in the right direction.

The location is beautiful but they have no places to sit and enjoy the view. Such a waste! It…read morewasn't a formal tasting but I had bought a bottle and wanted to drink a glass of it and enjoy the view. They would not let me pour out a glass so instead I wandered around the vines on the dirt path. There's no food or seats even inside the tasting room. Definitely don't plan to spend time here. Wine is okay but you can find better and cheaper bottles elsewhere

Beautiful drive and grounds around this wine cave built into the mountain. Good wines (we tried…read morewhite, rose, and red) with friendly staff to facilitate free tastings. Bought a few bottles to go!

Yikes! It's gone.read more

Nice but limited selection. Staff of no assistance ( in English). But if you are in central St…read moreRemy de Provence this is one of the few choices for bottles of wine.

This was the only place in town with a large screen TV to watch the London Olympics Opening…read moreCeremonies. So we went, and were the only patrons watching the ceremonies. This is purely a local bar. Close to empty late on a Friday night. Good service and good beer, but that's about it.