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One of our winegrowers is a Judo champion 🥋🌟

Loïc Ferraud is not only a talented winemaker, he is also a champion. At the end of 2024, he has just won the bronze medal at the World Judo Championships in Las Vegas!

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  • published 2 months ago
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American sommeliers tasting in our region 🇺🇸

Ten wine experts, working for a chain of 40 gourmet restaurants of the group of starred chef Michael Mina, came to explore the AOPs of the Rhone Valley, thanks to a special invitation from the inter-profession. ✨

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British journalists visit Costières de Nîmes

This week we welcomed 3 British journalists and a wine influencer.

  • published 2 months ago
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Nelson Monfort’s return after the Olympics!

Invited by the Lions Club, the opportunity for Nelson Monfort to return to Nîmes one after having been our sponsor of the Vignes Toquées.

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  • published 3 months ago
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1100€ for 12 bottles and 3 magnums

A nice sum raised thanks to these bottles of Clos de la Fontaine cuvée for the Le Pain Partagé charity.

  • published 4 months ago
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Winegrowers’ tables d’hôte

What if you sit down at the table of our winegrowers to discover their cooking talents? Two proposals to combine with a stay in the heart of the vineyard.

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  • published 8 years ago
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Chardon

In Arles, Chardon is a restaurant where Harry Cummins and Laura Vidal welcome chefs from around the world in residence.

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  • published 8 years ago
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Roman remains in the vineyards

From Nîmes to Beaucaire, the Costières de Nîmes vineyard is home to Roman remains. Go discover them.

  • published 8 years ago
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Bien Luné from Domaine Terre des Chardons

Coming up from the south, a barge moors in the Gard to take on board several boxes of the Bien luné vintage from Terre des Chardons before heading to Paris.

  • published 9 years ago
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What wine to serve with a brandade?

10 information on this traditional dish of Nîmes cuisine.

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  • published 9 years ago
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Domaine de Poulvarel

The Domaine de Poulvarel owes its name to an archaeological curiosity hidden in the grounds of the estate: the Perrotte tunnel, dug into the rock by the Romans 2,000 years ago to transportwater from the Fontaine d’Eure spring, in the vicinity of Uzès, up to the town of Nîmes.

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  • published 9 years ago
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