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Our day begins on the sun-drenched heights of Nice at the stunning Château de Crémat.
The Architecture: Built in 1906 in a striking Tuscan Revival style, this architectural masterpiece offers panoramic views of the Mediterranean and the Alps.
The Legend: Did you know the Château’s iconic « CC » logo reportedly inspired Coco Chanel to create her world-famous brand monogram?
The Tasting: Discover the elegance of the Bellet appellation. We will taste authentic, limited-production wines that showcase the unique terroir of the Nice hills.
Next, we journey to the legendary medieval walled village of Saint-Paul-de-Vence, long a sanctuary for artists like Marc Chagall and Jacques Prévert.
A Gourmet Lunch: Enjoy a leisurely lunch at a hand-picked local bistro. Savor a « Planche » of regional cheeses, artisanal charcuterie, and fresh Provençal specialties.
Art & History: After lunch, wander the narrow stone streets. Immerse yourself in the village’s vibrant art gallery scene and 16th-century ramparts. It is the perfect place for a digestif and a slow stroll.
We conclude our odyssey at the foot of the dramatic Baou de Saint-Jeannet at the Domaine des Hautes Collines. This estate, dating back to Roman times, has been lovingly tended by the Rasse family for generations.
Wines Aged by the Sun: Experience the ancient and rare technique of aging wine in large glass demijohns (bonbonnes) left out in the Provençal sun—a process that creates a flavor profile unlike anything else in the world.
The Varieties: Explore a diverse palette of grapes, including Merlot, Mourvèdre, Syrah, and the rare local varieties that make this estate a true « hidden gem » for wine connoisseurs.
| Feature | Your Premium Benefit |
| Prestigious Vineyards | Access exclusive estates that aren’t open to large commercial tour groups. |
| Breathtaking Scenery | From hilltop chateaus to dramatic cliffs, every mile is a photo opportunity. |
| Authentic Connection | Meet the winemakers and hear the stories behind the labels. |
| Stress-Free Indulgence | We drive, you drink. Enjoy the tastings fully while we handle the mountain roads. |
« A bottle of wine contains more philosophy than all the books in the world. Let us pour you a glass of the French Riviera’s finest history. »
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Impress the winemakers at Château de Crémat with these essential terms!
Terroir (ter-wahr): The « soul » of the wine. It refers to the unique combination of soil, climate, and sunlight that gives a wine from Nice a completely different flavor than a wine from Provence.
Appellation (ah-peh-la-syohn): A protected geographical area. In our region, Bellet is one of the smallest and most prestigious Appellations d’Origine Contrôlée (AOC) in all of France.
Cuvée (koo-vay): A specific blend or batch of wine. If a winemaker calls a bottle a « Cuvée Prestige, » they are showing you their very best work.
Robe (rohb): Literally the wine’s « dress. » This refers to the color and clarity of the wine when you hold it up to the Mediterranean sunlight.
Bonbonnes (bohn-bohn): Large glass demijohns used at Domaine des Hautes Collines. Leaving these in the sun is a rare, ancient tradition that « cooks » the wine naturally, creating a unique, sun-kissed flavor.


A captivating private tour, beginning with a stroll through Nice’s historic heart, including the Opera House and Cours Saleya market, sampling Niçoise cuisine; explore the medieval charm of Eze with its perfumeries, art galleries, and stunning views; and culminate in Monaco, visiting landmarks like the Prince’s Palace, cathedral, and oceanographic museum, with a glamorous finale at the iconic Grand Casino amidst opulent gardens.
The French and Italian Riviera in one holiday may sound decadent, but the Italian border is only 40 minutes from Nice so it would be a shame not to indulge ! Most visitors head to Ventimiglia or San Remo to see the basic markets, but they generally miss the Italian Riviera’s true gems.
Escape the bustling city for the serene Provencal countryside, marvelling at the landscapes en route to the 16th-century village of Castellane. Journey along a scenic road to the awe-inspiring Verdon Canyon, Europe’s longest, with photo stops and a descent to the turquoise waters of Lake Sainte-Croix. Continue to Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, renowned as one of France’s most beautiful villages!