Gourmet products local specialties and wines Cadenet

This bastide takes its name from the nearby stream that runs through Cadenet before emptying into the Durance. Léo has joined his parents Carine and Roland Coupat on the certified organic estate. They farm 4,000 olive trees on 15 hectares formerly planted with vines. 95% of the trees are of the aglandau variety. Salonenque and picholine complete the orchard. Concerned in every way with the quality of the oil they produce, they crush their own olives. The result is a fruité vert or "intense taste" AOC Provence and a fruité noir tradition with black olive aromas.

This producers' store is the fruit of teamwork and is run by the farmers who offer their products for direct sale. All year round, La Bardane offers a wide range of products from the southern Luberon and the Durance plain, including fruit and vegetables, wines, meats, preserves, cheeses and bread. The store embodies the values of peasant agriculture, promoting practices that respect the environment and people. The products on offer meet strict ethical criteria, notably excluding soil-less agriculture and intensive livestock farming. Here you'll find quality and good cheer!

Michel Bourbouze perpetuates traditions. We find in him the famous "cadenette": braid that adorned the hairstyles of the military and the incredible or muscadins after the revolution, imagined by the Lord of Cadenet at the beginning of the XVIIth century. Michel's braids are much less vindictive: it is a zest of orange macerated in Grand Marnier, a melting ganache, all moulded in a dark chocolate braid, and nicely presented in a small drum.