Château Peyrassol: 7 exceptional spots to make your summer rhyme with rosé

The Perfect Plans for Your Next Getaway in France

Whether you're planning to visit family in Normandy, explore the Basque Country, or stroll through Paris, we have the ideal itinerary for you. Renowned for its Provence rosés, our partner winery Château Peyrassol has taken over 7 exceptional spots. Here's a quick overview…

Pétanque in a Hidden Paris Garden: Are You a Shooter or a Pointer?

Living in Paris and dreaming of a pétanque game with a chilled glass of rosé, just like in the South? Head to the 16th arrondissement to the hidden garden at La Gare restaurant. Every first Tuesday of the month, the place transforms into a festive guinguette vibe just in time for apéro. Expect a DJ, impromptu shooting contests, shareable apéro platters… and of course, Château Peyrassol rosé wines!

La Gare

19 chaussée de la Muette, 75016 Paris

Chic and Trendy: A Terrace on the Banks of the Seine

Strolling along the Seine in Paris during the summer is delightful… as long as you're comfortably seated with a beautiful view. Located on a four-hectare waterfront promenade, the Terrace at Faust boasts an exceptional setting. Stop by at the foot of the Esplanade des Invalides and settle in facing the Pont Alexandre III for a Sunday brunch, an outdoor lunch, or an apéro accompanied by a glass of Château Peyrassol rosé.

Faust

Pont Alexandre III, Rive Gauche, 75007 Paris

Rooftop: A Terrace Above the Parisian Rooftops

Paris is said to be a romantic city. While this can be debated, the City of Lights undeniably offers numerous romantic spots. Château Peyrassol has chosen the Terrass Hotel, a rooftop nestled in the heart of the Montmartre artist district, just a few streets away from the Sacré-Cœur and Moulin Rouge. Located on the 7th floor, the Terrass Hotel offers a breathtaking view of the capital.

Le Terrass Hotel

12-14, rue Joseph-de-Maistre, 75018 Paris

In Bayonne: A Stunning View of the Old Town

Atlantic Ocean, pine forests, Espelette peppers… welcome to the Basque Country. We begin in Bayonne with its elegant Brasserie de l’Aviron, chosen by Château Peyrassol to delight locals and tourists with its rosés. Bright and spacious, this establishment enjoys a unique location in Bayonne. The dining room overlooks the Nive River, while the terrace offers a stunning view of Bayonne’s old town.

Brasserie de l’Aviron

1, rue Harry Owen Roë, 64100 Bayonne

In Anglet: A Panoramic Terrace to Admire the Surfers

Neighboring Bayonne, Anglet is best known for its vast surfer beaches. It’s in front of one of these that the popular Vent d’Ouest bar-restaurant is located. The panoramic terrace of this elegant establishment overlooks the ocean. Concerts and musical evenings add a lively atmosphere to this chic haven for surfers and vacationers. The perfect setting to sip on a few glasses of Château Peyrassol rosé, don’t you think?

Vent d’Ouest

5 Place des Docteurs Gentilhe, 64600 Anglet

In Saint-Jean-de-Luz: A Taste of Mexico

Think rosé wine has no place in Mexican cuisine? You’ll change your mind when you discover the Mexican restaurant selected by Château Peyrassol. Friendly and welcoming, Mata offers a spicy and sunny escape in the heart of Saint-Jean-de-Luz. On the menu: burgers, grills, fajitas….

Le Mata

48 Avenue André Ithurralde, 64500 Saint-Jean-de-Luz

Near Deauville: Facing the Sea

Located just a few kilometers from Deauville, the terrace of the restaurant Les Ammonites is a dream come true, simply because it sits right in the middle of Berneville Beach! Simple and delicious cuisine, a warm and relaxed atmosphere… what more could you ask for?

Les Ammonites

Boulevard de la Mer, 14910 Benerville-sur-Mer

FAQ - Château Peyrassol

Where can I drink Château Peyrassol rosé in Paris this summer?

Château Peyrassol has taken over three Paris addresses for the summer: the hidden garden at La Gare restaurant in the 16th arrondissement, the Terrace at Faust near the Esplanade des Invalides, and the Terrass Hotel rooftop in Montmartre. You can sip its Provence rosés by the Seine, in a guinguette setting or above the city's rooftops.

Where can I taste Château Peyrassol rosés in the Basque Country?

Three spots await you in the Basque Country: the Brasserie de l'Aviron in Bayonne, overlooking the Nive River, the Vent d'Ouest bar-restaurant in Anglet, facing the ocean, and the Mexican restaurant Mata in Saint-Jean-de-Luz. Each one serves Château Peyrassol rosés.

Which region are Château Peyrassol rosés from?

Château Peyrassol rosés come from Provence, a region the estate is renowned for. These are wines to be served chilled, made for apéritifs and summer meals.

Does rosé pair well with Mexican food?

Yes, and Château Peyrassol proves it at the Mata restaurant in Saint-Jean-de-Luz. The freshness of a Provence rosé balances the spice of the fajitas, burgers and grills on a Mexican menu.

At what temperature should a Provence rosé be served?

A Provence rosé is best served chilled, between 8 and 10 °C. Too cold and it loses its aromas; too warm and it feels heavy. Take the bottle out of the fridge a few minutes before serving to strike the right balance.