Monday, December 27, 2010
After-Holiday Sale, New Years at Estoublon
Holiday decor is now 50% off and clothing is discounted 30% at the Christmas Market at the Chateau d’Estoublon, a magnificent 16th-century estate near Fontvieille where wines and olive oils are produced. This is the one market my friends and I never miss; each year the selection of food, decor, toys and tableware grows more elegant, eclectic and whimsical too. The items for sale come from all over the world and the displays are magnificent. On the grounds are an antique carousel, a beautiful little chapel, exquisite holiday lighting and more. The Christmas market runs until Thursday Dec. 30th and is open daily from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Meanwhile Estoublon’s wine bar/restaurant Mogador, with its vaulted ceilings, huge fireplace and consulting Michelin-starred chef Eric Sapet, will be serving lunch and dinner throughout the holidays, with a special Saint-Sylvestre menu offered on New Years Eve. The evening (80€ per person without wine, 110€ with) includes music and dancing until 3 a.m. Check the site here for menus, prices and more.
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Apparently this is the last year they are doing the Christmas fair, so make the most of it......
ReplyDeleteCelà donne envie!!!
ReplyDeleteHi, look like an amazing spot to shoot photo and videos, i surly put this address in my "High quality Provence spots to cover" BOOK...:)
Friendly, Michael.
Also at Chateau Est, don't miss 'le Petit Fousse,' in their gypsy caravan with live song and story for children ages 3-8 years from 15H every day until Thursday.
ReplyDeleteNancy is dressed as a lovely fairy and reads a story while Pascale provides music.
A wonderfully inspirational site!!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Years!
Xoxo
Karena
Art by Karena
Happy, happy new year.
ReplyDeleteYou are a joy indeed. If I knew how -- technically speaking -- to put your book up on my blog I would be thrilled to do so. If you have any ideas on the subject, please e-mail me at tishjett@yahoo.com
Again, bonne année!
Warmest regards,
Tish