St.
Remy is filled with artisinal food producers, working in traditional
ways, keeping local food traditions alive. And luckily many of them have
shops and workshops, right in the heart of the village. To give you a
taste of what they offer, we're offering our most-popular full-day tour--St. Remy for Foodies--in
an additional way. You can still book an artisan food tour privately any
day you like--meaning you and your peeps have the driver/guide to
yourself for the day. (That day includes visits to an olive mill, a goat
farm/cheesemaker and a baking class.) But
every Tuesday morning we'll be offering an edited version of the
full-day tour...on foot...for mixed groups. This means you'll be paired
with other travelers (tours are ten people max) for a very-full,
very-filling, very-fun morning!
Your
guide will rendezvous with you at the Tourist Office at 10 am. And then
we hit the rue running! Staying in the heart of the village (with
minimal walking) we’ll roam from shop to shop, tasting homemade
chocolates, cookies, nougat, flavored salts, honey, olive oils,
tapenades, confitures and more. We'll pop into our favorite boulangerie,
to sample some iconic French treats...and move on to a cheese tasting.
The tour wraps up over a glass of local wine...served up with a quick
crash course in the grapes and wine styles of the famous Côtes du Rhône.
Along
the way you'll get a taste of the rich history of this cobblestoned
village ...and a glimpse into real local life from your charming and
knowledgable guide. The tour ends around 12:30 and we'll happily recommend a restaurant for lunch.
Our
Foodie Tuesday Tour costs 70€ per person for adults, 50€ for ages 12 to
18 and 30€ for kids 6 to 12. Kids under 6 are welcome to join the party
free, as long as they're fearless and willing to taste! Available year
round.
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| Lavender or Violette Chocolate..... |
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| Provencal Lavender Honey |
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| Want to learn more about 'Biscuits' |
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| Creamy Honey |
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| All about Olive Oil |
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| Which and "How to choose" French Cheeses |
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| And My favorite "Calissons". Meaning'What are those cuddles" |
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