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A Christmas in Provence n°2
A Christmas in Provence n°2 The Brunel family is deeply attached to Provencal traditions and customs. You can feel it as soon as you open the door of the estate, at the tasting cellar of the family property. The atmosphere is peaceful, warm; you can taste Provence. Olive trees mingle with vineyards, cicadas sing in the summer, but when winter comes, Château de la Gardine resonates with its most beautiful Provencal notes. Saint Barbara's wheat, the Nativity scene in the family living room. Therefore, as the end-of-year festivities approach, we have decided to make you experience, through these various articles, a Christmas in Provence.
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A Christmas in Provence
A Christmas in Provence n°1 The Brunel family is deeply attached to Provencal traditions and customs. You can feel it as soon as you open the door of the estate, at the tasting cellar of the family property. The atmosphere is peaceful, warm; you can taste Provence. Olive trees mingle with vineyards, cicadas sing in the summer, but when winter comes, Château de la Gardine resonates with its most beautiful Provencal notes. Saint Barbara's wheat, the Nativity scene in the family living room. Therefore, as the end-of-year festivities approach, we have decided to make you experience, through these various articles, a Christmas in Provence.
Read moreTrésor géologique sur notre terroir
C’est en 1972, au cours d’un labour pour défricher une parcelle, à proximité du château pour y établir un plantier (jeune vigne), que l’on a découvert un gros caillou rond, pesant précisément 502 kg », rapporte Philippe Brunel, la troisième génération de la famille. Depuis, l’énorme galet avait été transporté puis déposé à proximité de la cave de vinification sans que l’on n’y porte plus grande attention.
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