Overview
The Romans mined limestone from the Caves de Sarragan and built the majority of the establishments in surrounding villages: including the Château des Baux-de-Provence; all with this white rock. Today, Caves de Sarragan is used as a brewing space to store wine that is produced in the vineyards close-by. The availibility of constant temperature in these caves serve as a propellent in production of the most exotic wines in Baux de Provence. These cellars store a variety of wines including the Grenache, Cabernet, Sauvignon, Merlot, Carignan, Cinsault and Syrah. So for the priciest wine in Baux de Provence, make sure you plan a visit to these ancient cellars soon. Provisions for groupvisits available on request.
- Type:
Attractions & Landmarks, Breweries & Wineries/Vineyards
NEARBY HOTELS
Hotel Les Magnanarelles
1.5 mi
La Maison du Paradou
1.5 mi
La Cabro d'Or Hotel
1.6 mi
Domaine le Hameau des Baux
1.6 mi
La Burlande
1.6 mi
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NEARBY THINGS TO DO
Baux-de-Provence (Les)
0.3 mi
Visite Journee Au Chateau
0.4 mi
Baux-de-Provence Castel
0.4 mi
Cathedral of Images
0.7 mi
Saint-Rémy-de-Provence
3.8 mi
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NEARBY RESTAURANTS
O'Club
22.1 mi
Terrasse (La)
24.1 mi
Maison de Sainte-Victoire (La)
33.6 mi
Au bureau
34.5 mi
Stazione (La)
34.6 mi
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NEARBY NIGHTLIFE
Parc des Expositions
13.7 mi
Portail Coucou
16.7 mi
Paloma
20.8 mi
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21.2 mi
O'Club
22.1 mi
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