Gourmet products local specialties and wines Saint-Pourçain-Sur-Sioule

Cellar gathering about sixty cooperative winegrowers where their AOC Saint Pourçain in red, white, rosé, and traditional methods are presented, as well as La Ficelle® with its bottle silk-screened by a famous designer. Eleven of these winegrowers have obtained the HVE certification. To discover, the gallery overlooking the vats and the exhibition of paintings. Tasting area, meeting and reception rooms and sensory path. The educational tour allows you to learn more about the history of this vineyard. Picnic area in the park.

An independent winegrower, Laetitia manages 6 hectares of vines, part white and part red, without any treatments. She does all the work in the vines and in the winery. She has produced 3 cuvées in pinot and gamay: Tradition, Pinotissime and L.L. In gamay: L'Empoirée red; a 100% gamay rosé and a Rosé de Noirs sparkling rosé; in white: Cuvée des Bergerons, a blend of tressallier and chardonnay; in pure tressallier: Cuvées Empreinte, L'Empoirée and Cuvée T, as well as traditional methods: Cuvées Royal d'Or and Blancs de Blancs.

Treat yourself to the seasonal fruit or chocolate pies, pastries, ice cream, sorbets from the pastry shop/tea room of Céline, Louis and their team. Everything is homemade, to be enjoyed with tea, coffee or homemade hot chocolate. Their creativity makes it possible to regularly discover new products such as 100% pecan pies or chestnut nuns. Also a whole range of sweets, desserts and individual and family cakes, logs, pancakes... They also make a typical Bourbonnais cake, the piquenchâgne.

The owner is Best Cellarman of France honoris causa. These professional cellarmen will share their passion with you around 80 references of beers, 200 wines and a hundred spirits. Fine grocery and gifts. In the wine bar, come and discover new bottles and have a drink with cold meats, chips or spreads. Champagne tasting. Father's Day with a choice of Taiwanese and Korean whiskies, American Eagle, Dubliner Irish, old rums. Beaujolais Nouveau day and evening. Evenings of match broadcasts.

Independent winegrowers, the Nebout family farms 27 hectares organically. The vines have been planted on beautiful south-facing slopes. They produce red cuvées Tradition, Malgamie, Harmonie, Séduction.White cuvées Tradition, L'Incompris du Tressallier available in magnum, Insolite, Classe N, Classe 10. Rosé cuvée Opale available in fountain version. Sparkling Nobles Perles brut, demi-sec and rosé brut, Bulles Champêtres and Perles Rares. Guided tour of the cellar, wine tasting accompanied by moules frites at the end of the year.

The Landrieaux family crush their cereals using a stone grinder. The resulting flours contain vitamins and minerals. From field to plate, their pasta is handcrafted with passion and tradition. Treat yourself to their range of ravioli with raclette, coppa, comté parsley, black pudding, ewe's milk cheese, beef, honey goat's cheese... Fresh pasta and lasagne sheets. Fresh conchiglionis for stuffing and linguine. Semi-complete flour in 1 kg, 5 kg, 10 kg bags or in bulk, to make your own brioches. Filled baskets.

Jean-Marc brews beers with organic and local products, malt from Maltiers in Issoudun, and organic hops from the Jardins d'Elodie in Cindré. Beers elaborated with aromatic plants growing with the seasons. Never short of ideas, he produces a white beer with lemon thyme, Les Sourcils de Vénus, a sweet white beer with an unexpected plant in dry hoping, a rosemary lager, Les Collab', an exotic beer in partnership with the Brasserie du Loup du Veurdre. The all-pink Pink Lady, the black mint After Eight. Find it on the local markets.

Vanessa and Jérôme run two boulangeries-pâtisseries, one of which is also a cookie factory perpetuating a family history, thanks to a traditional recipe for small shortbreads, Saint-Pourci'Noix®, as well as a range of Auvergne and Rochers de la Sioule shortbreads. They make all kinds of breads and savoury preparations. They create cakes for every occasion. On request, they can create gift baskets. A wide range of snacks and lunch menus.

All products from local agriculture and crafts are brought together. The store is owned by associate producers, one of whom is always on hand to serve you. To complete the range, some fifty producers and artisans have given them the mandate to sell their products. Committed to product quality, respect for the consumer and the environment, and the defense of fair prices. The Allier is rich in agricultural and artisanal production, so you'll find everything you need to eat well, and even more with arts and crafts.