Uzès, a medieval city build on a limestone plateau in Provence, lies about 20 miles north of Nîmes, about 30 miles west of Avignon and about 50 miles from the Mediterranean Sea. In 1632, it became the first Duchy of France.
In addition to the Pont du Gard Roman aqueduct, the region is known for its truffles, wines of the Duché d'Uzès, olives and abundent local market produce. Uzès was also the starting point for the Roman Aqueduct of Nîmes.
Trésors des vigne ("Treasures of the Vine") is the name of the shop in this image. The beautiful lace in the windows above, the architectural reflections below, the oak barrel in front and the rouge colored entrance are subtle reminders of recent corkings, decantings and delicate sippings. Perhaps a cheese tasting would be a nice compliment.
For our wine lovers.
In addition to the Pont du Gard Roman aqueduct, the region is known for its truffles, wines of the Duché d'Uzès, olives and abundent local market produce. Uzès was also the starting point for the Roman Aqueduct of Nîmes.
Trésors des vigne ("Treasures of the Vine") is the name of the shop in this image. The beautiful lace in the windows above, the architectural reflections below, the oak barrel in front and the rouge colored entrance are subtle reminders of recent corkings, decantings and delicate sippings. Perhaps a cheese tasting would be a nice compliment.
For our wine lovers.
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