My family visited this winery while vacationing in Provence. While the tasting room itself is…read morepretty simple, the warmth and friendliness of the staff was more than enough to make up. One of the staffers even gave us a personal tour of the chateau and the garden itself. I believe it was built in the 16th century, and the owners have plans to turn it into a high-end hotel. If you're in the Aix are I highly recommend a visit.

Expected more here. Pretty vineyard but small, uninspiring tasting room. Nothing to go out of the…read moreway for. Didn't like any of the wines except the 2010 Viognier.

A beautiful landscape surrounded by acres of pure nature and fields of olive trees …read more The complimentary wine tasting allowed us to discover and select the perfect wine for our palate and dinner pairings. A special thanks to Monsieur Anthoine for his kindness and the time he took to thoroughly answer all our questions--his passion truly elevated the experience. The open terrace setting made it even more enjoyable, especially when paired with a lovely charcuterie board. A relaxing and memorable visit overall.

Saw this winery on food & wine on instagram and bookmarked in case I ever went back to aix. Low and…read morebehold here I am again this time for a wedding. Only 20 minute drive from city center Aix through windy roads of lush green hills and trees. So beautiful thru the driveway and into underground parking. They have a high end restaurant or an out door cafe which is nice after tasting wines or wandering thru the vineyard to see the many sculptures. (There is a fee to view the sculptures) Highly recommend a visit!

We were on the Autoroute in the south of France and wandered into the wine country at one point. A…read morequiet Friday afternoon. Chateau Real Martin was our find. Dauphine hosted our, what turned out to be, private wine tasting. She was so fantastic, energetic, welcoming. Between our French and her very good English we enjoyed and bought some very good wines. After asked if there was a place for a picnic. She pointed to a lovely fountain area, then gave us the rest of one of the bottles of wine she opened for the tasting to finish with our lunch. This was the first, and obviously best experience in the wine country and would highly suggest this lovely winery and tasting room.

We had a lovely experience at Domaine Camaiisette! Our host, MaryLou was lovely and an excellent…read moreguide through the wines. Her knowledge of the wines as well as the area was impressive and extremely helpful. The wines are all excellent, as is the olive oil - we ended up buying more than we planned, but could not pass up the opportunity to take these wines home to enjoy in the states. When we asked for a lunch recommendation, MaryLou even assisted us by calling local restaurants to make a reservation (at a very nice restaurant).

My group of 3 did the rose excursion with Brian. I can't think of a more memorable way to celebrate…read moreProvence's bounty of good wine and food than indulge in this one-of-a-kind wine "lesson" (which, for us, was more of a boozy, let's-drink-and-laugh-and-celebrate-life excursion). Brian picked us up from Aix and drove us along a scenic route stretching along Mount Ste. Victoire. We arrived at a local winery where we sampled red, white, and rose wines. We walked amongst the vines, had a great time and eventually made it to a secluded park where we set up a picnic table and drank 2 bottles of rose, ate fresh baguettes from the market and nibbled on fresh strawberries and grapes. All this epicurean goodness while drenched in the golden, Provencale sun and surrounded by the very landscape that inspired Cezanne's paintings. Does it get any better? Only if you have great company to do it with (and I did!). I would relive this afternoon again in a heartbeat. Some quick tips: -This wonderful afternoon excursion was approximately 80 euros a person, which included all the bites, (lots of) wine, and transportation. -I highly recommend it to anyone traveling through Provence who is more comfortable speaking English (although our host was also fluent in French). -Our host was very knowledgeable and personable. If you are serious about tasting wine and learning about it, the Wine in Provence folks have your back. -Wine in Provence offers other great wine tastings, cooking classes and winery tours.

My wife and I are traveling Europe with another couple and stopped in Aix for a few days. We just…read morefinished "The Best of Aix" tour with Hilary and had a great time. She took us shopping in the market, olive oil tasting, to the cheese shop, the wine shop and back for a cooking class to pair a three course lunch we cooked with three wines. We made a quiche, fruit dessert and a little app and it was all delicious! I can't say enough about this tour. Hilary was incredibly bubbly and knowledgable. She was on a cheek kissing basis with everyone, even the cheese guy who scowled at the rest of the locals. I recommend this tour to anyone and everyone traveling in Aix!

This place totally rocks. I'm obsessed with wine, as my friends know, and as my close friends…read moreknow, I'm obsessed with wines from Provence and the south of France. This place has a terrific selection not just of wines from the area, but also from the Rhone, Burgundy, Bordeaux, the Loire, etc., all the great wine areas of France. What drew me in to their shop was the amazing display of rare old bottles in their windowsill. My eye was caught by the 2004 Domaine Tempier Marc de Provence, which is a brandy made from Provençal grapes and not imported into the US. (Score!!!) They had a wonderful selection of wines from Bandol, les Baux de Provence, Palette, and other appellations in the area. They also sell wonderful things to eat, pâtés, terrines, and specialties from the area. A huge recommendation for all foodies and wine lovers. Merci!

This is a must stop if your also in the wine biz or if you have a passion for french wine and…read moreaccessories. Great wines from all over France not just Rhone. Wonderful selection of new and antique laguiole knifes. Meet the charming family. Their English was great and very informative. Thank you!

Good recommendation on Corsican wines. Knowledgeable owner. Enjoyed chatting with the owner…read more You can't go wrong asking for advice here. Will be back.

Sebastien knows his stuff, he speaks pretty fluent English. Tell him what kind of wine/liquor you…read morelike and he'll give you some recommendations, he'll even show you on the map exactly which part of France they're from.

This place is absolutely fantastic, whether you're shopping for a bottle or hoping to just grab a…read moreglass and some snacks. My fiancé and I came by to get a bottle of rosé as a souvenir for our trip, and the service was excellent. They have a large selection of natural wines and were not snobby about price. I appreciate when people explain wine well without treating non-sommeliers like children or savages. Our positive experience convinced us to swing back around for a nightcap later on in our time in Aix, and I'm so glad we did! The glass of bright pink champagne we enjoyed on their patio was quite possibly the most delicious wine I've ever had. We wanted to take home a bottle, but local liquor laws prevent sale after a certain time of night. If only I could turn back time....