Nestled in the Southern Rhône, across the river from the renowned Châteauneuf-du-Pape appellation, Tavel is celebrated as the birthplace of some of France’s most esteemed rosé wines. The region is centered around the petite, charming village of Tavel, where rows of vineyards stretch out under the warm Provençal sun. Visitors can explore local wineries to sample the distinctive rosés or simply savor the unhurried way of life that characterizes this picturesque corner of the South of France.
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