The best delicatessens Gard

You don't dream, the address is in Nîmes, but in Montpellier you can order online Greek and Cretan olive oils, wines you won't find anywhere else. Melpas multiplied its offer of selected products from small producers and developed the concept of fine grocery with a bio tone. In addition to its excellent olive oils, you can order dismiss (kalamata, thrumboéléa, konservolia, amfissa…) as well as a selection of regional wines from indigenous varieties (naoussa, néméa, rapsani…). Melpas offers you a Cretan box with a bottle of fresh olive oil and the Oregano of the mountains of Crete.

The day when the Cayzac family shop will close its doors, all Nîmes Nîmes. Even those who never buy anything know how important it is that it exists. Between fine grocery shops, the apothecary shop and Ali Baba's cave, there are herbal teas, dried and candied fruits, calissons, cereals (millet, semolina, rice, buckwheat…), flour (wheat, chataîgne, corn…), more than eighty varieties of spices, fifteen types of réglisses, and butter. salt, henna, Marseille and Aleppo soaps, very many teas, world products such as curry pasta, peanut butter and finally gardois products, nîmoises specialities (haddock), olive oil), cévennes (les) and camargaises (six varieties of rice camarguais!) that Danièle is delighted to make known to his clientele and to the participants of the Salon de l'Agriculture. So many products of quality and tradition, served with skill and patience.

"Here, we won't take you for hams", "you will be candied with love and roasted with desire": these are the slogans of this store which puts forward the humor and the love of local products. You will find ducks with foie gras from the South-West, Red Label chickens. All these appellations are found alongside other products from the South-West and the Nîmes region in this delicatessen which has chosen to use short circuits and to be close to the farmers. We recommend Parma ham and Pyrenean charcuterie.

This boutique is a bit of Ali Baba's cave. Not only does it make both fine and rôtisserie-catering, but in addition, all the objects that are there, the entire plant is for sale! A rather pleasant concept, especially as the products offered are quality, handcrafted and selected for their flavours. To give you an idea of what you're expecting on the spot, here's a small selection of delicacies that you'll be sure to find: the fine grocery store, jams, honey, biscuits, nougat, calissons, cold oil, olive oil, fruit juices, tea, coffee, country wines, beer-like beers, canned beers, conserves, gras, fish soups, fish soups… Many dishes to take, various local specialities look forward to spoiling your taste buds. A good address.

Between Provence and the South of France, at the entrance to Bellegarde, the Comptoir méditerranéen is one of those places where gourmets don't know where to look, there are so many good things to devour with their eyes. Manuel Serment is an epicurean, a lover of regional products; you will find a wide range of products from the Camargue, Provence or Languedoc. The choice of wines allows you to take a tour of the Mediterranean. A wide choice of fruity olive oils, charcuterie, cheeses and a beautiful delicatessen area.

This delicatessen is an extension of the parent company in Nîmes. What the two establishments have in common is the quality of the products on offer, for those who love Italian food. Here, everything is fresh and the essentials are still there: you can enjoy cannelloni or flat ravioli. With eleven friendly and professional staff, you'll be guided in your choices with attention and kindness. From the cheese to the cold meats and antipasti, it's hard to go wrong - everything is a real delight.

On the Route des Vins des Sables, make a stopover at Caveau du Chêne, just 10 kilometers from Aigues-Mortes. Housed in a charmingly preserved old wine storehouse, spacious with old tuns, the estate offers a real immersion in the region's winegrowing history. Here, taste IGP Sable de Camargue organic, gray, red and white wines. These wines come from vines grown on ancient coastal strips, already known and appreciated in the ^14th century.

In the ramparts of medieval Aigues-Mortes, this boutique, run by Carole, is brimming with delicious Camargue products. A mix of flavors, spices and cured meats tickle your nostrils. You'll find Camargue salt, aromatic herbs, olive oils, the essential tapenade and many other delicatessen products. And let's not forget pastis bleu, liqueur camarguaise or Lou Gardian, the essential local elixirs for a successful aperitif. In short, there's everything you need to concoct a meal worthy of the region.