Head straight for the underground cellar where stone arches feel like a gothic cathedral and the temp drops twenty degrees. Spend two hours sipping AOC Côtes de Provence rosé while watching show jumpers train at the onsite equestrian center. Skip the basic flight and pay the extra euros for the vintage reds. It gets crowded on summer afternoons, so arrive by 10am to secure a quiet spot. Trust me, the wine is better than the aesthetic.
Descending into the subterranean levels reveals a construction style that mimics ancient religious architecture with pointed stone arches and heavy limestone pillars. The temperature here remains consistently low, providing a sharp contrast to the Mediterranean heat outside on the Chemin de la Fontaine du Broc. Visitors often prioritize the tasting rooms, yet the real substance of this location lies in the structural rigor of the cellar spaces and the precision of the onsite equestrian center. You are essentially paying for a specific style of viticulture that emphasizes mineral density over floral sweetness in local rosé production.
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Walking paths allow visitors to view the equestrian training areas independently, but access to the cellar architecture and guided tasting sessions requires an advance reservation made through their online booking system.
Expect to spend at least two hours if you plan on touring the stone cellar and observing the show jumpers. Arriving before midday is necessary to avoid the peak tour bus congestion.
Guided tours are necessary to gain entry into the deeper sections of the gothic-style cellars, while independent exploration is sufficient for viewing the vineyards and observing the stables from designated public markers.
The facility focuses primarily on beverage pairings and lacks a full-service restaurant. Travelers should carry snacks or visit nearby Les Arcs village centers to find proper meals before or after visiting.
Reaching this location requires a personal vehicle or hired taxi service as public transport connections to the rural Chemin de la Fontaine du Broc remain extremely limited for international tourists and visitors.