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Vignerons du Mont Ventoux Vineyard, Bedoin

VMV Vineyard producing AOC Ventoux and Vin de Pays

featured in Vineyards & Estates Updated

Learn about the different wines produced in the region surrounding Mont Ventoux, from the lower end new wines to the more complex and premium end of the range.

Guided tours for a minimum of 10 people are available and must be booked in advance by calling them, although exceptions made be made for smaller groups, you just need to ask!

Non guided walks around the vineyards are possible too, on marked wine trail footpaths around the various different vineyards.

Worth knowing

AOC Ventoux enjoys a sun-kissed Mediterranean climate. The blue of the sky is more intense, the fragrances more sublime, colours magnified. The sun shines with all its brilliance between 2700 and 2900 hours per year in Provence. Vines, as well as olive and almond trees soak in the life-giving rays of what is record sunshine.
However, the picture would not be complete without the Mistral wind. The Mistral is indissociable from the AOC Ventoux landscape, where it bends its trees, invites its “Comtadins” to protect their houses and their fields from attack. It also prevents humidity from settling in, it dries the vines and plantations in record time.

The mistral that blows its way along the Rhône Valley; the privileged climate of Provence and the protective mass of Mont Ventoux make the earth of AOC Ventoux a rich combination propitious to producing wines of real character.

Location

Map of the surrounding area