The best grocery stores Camargue

This beautiful store crossing the Place de l'Église to Avenue Mistral is a must: it concentrates the best of the Camargue, such as the famous PDO bull sausage and PDO bull chorizo. You can even taste it during a real tasting ritual, accompanied by a small muscat or a melonade, this artisanal melon aperitif. All quality regional products are listed. Ideal for bringing back gourmet souvenirs.

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.

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.

Very nice grocery store located at the corner of Jean Jaurès street and the famous boulevard des Lices. You will find in this store regional products like the famous olive oil of the castle of Estoublon, honey and other products of Camargue selected among the best. But also a large choice of Italian groceries, panettone, balsamic vinegar and breadsticks. The wine cellar is extremely rich with wines from the region and also a very large choice of wines from all over the country. There is also a good selection of spirits and Ruinart champagnes.

"Camargue Primeurs" of Arles is a greengrocer who sells fruits, vegetables, creamery products (cottage cheese, raw milk cheeses, butter), fine and regional groceries as well as some products of the Provencal soil.

This mill owes its name to its location. In the heart of the land, the Cravenco Mill, literally "daughter of the Crau" in Provencal, has an exceptional terroir. Its oils, regularly awarded: A.O.P. Vallée des Baux silver medal in 2017, A.O.C. Provence gold medal at the agricultural competition in Paris the same year, will always find their place on your table or in your kitchen. In addition to an oil "taste to the old" that he develops for several years, the mill also produces table olives of French origin, tapenades.

These farmers are developing very good olive oil from their harvest. They also sell excellent apples, pears and juices.

The Bocal & Co grocery store is entirely dedicated to the "zero waste" lifestyle. It's an independent grocery store that offers a more sustainable, more responsible way of consuming, and Le Petit Futé applauds this great initiative! You'll find all the products of a traditional grocery store, but without any superfluous packaging. Everything is available by the gram and centiliter. You decide how much you want. Opening in Tarascon in April.