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Maison Brémond 1830

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Historic Roussillon olive mill turned gourmet haven, pouring centuries of Provençal olive oil mastery into exquisite tastings and fine regional delicacies amid ochre cliffs.

Nestled in the ochre-hued village of Roussillon, Maison Brémond 1830 occupies a historic 19th-century olive oil mill restored to showcase Provençal gastronomic heritage. Discover exceptional olive oils, fine preserves, confitures, truffle products, and artisanal sweets from local producers, with complimentary tastings that immerse you in the flavors of Provence. Open daily, this gourmet grocery embodies nearly two centuries of tradition since 1830.

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  • Monday 10 am-5:30 pm
  • Tuesday 10 am-5:30 pm
  • Wednesday 10 am-5:30 pm
  • Thursday 10 am-5:30 pm
  • Friday 10 am-5:30 pm
  • Saturday 10 am-5:30 pm
  • Sunday 10 am-5:30 pm
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  • Arrive early for complimentary olive oil tastings; sample varieties from green and black olives sourced across Provence.
  • Pair your visit with a walk on the Sentier des Ocres trail starting nearby for a full immersion in Roussillon's colorful landscapes.
  • Look for seasonal confitures and truffle products; perfect for gifting in elegant coffrets.

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Getting There

  • Walking

    From Roussillon village center, 5-minute walk; free, accessible daily.

  • Driving

    Park at village lots (paid in peak season), 10-minute walk; €2-5/hour.

  • Public Transport

    Bus from Apt or Avignon to Roussillon (1-2 hours), then 10-minute uphill walk; €5-15 one-way.

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Historic Olive Mill in Roussillon

Built at the end of the 19th century, this mill pressed olives for local villagers until the harsh freeze of 1956. Abandoned for nearly 60 years, it was meticulously restored by Brémond Fils and opened to the public. Today, it stands as a living testament to Provençal milling traditions and olive cultivation, surrounded by Roussillon's stunning ochre landscapes in the Luberon Regional Nature Park.

Gourmet Epicerie Fine

Above the mill, the Maison des Bonnes Choses offers a curated selection of exceptional products. Brémond sources olives from 11 producers across Haute Provence, Aix, and Arles, using early green or ripe black harvests with ancestral, environmentally respectful methods. Taste a diverse collection of extra virgin olive oils, alongside truffle-infused tagliatelle, pestos, salts, vinaigres balsamiques, confitures like figue & mendiant or framboise & passion, and nut-based spreads.

Provençal Sweets and Savories

Indulge in confiseries from partnerships like Banon's Leblanc, featuring calissons d'Aix with melon confit and almonds on azyme wafer, nougats with Provence IGP honey and pistachios, and chocolate-enrobed almonds in flavors like anis, caramel, or noir. Savory options include terrines, épices, infusions, biscuits, and kitchen accessories in olive wood, plus olive oil-based cosmetics.

Village Context and Experiences

Located at 21 Rue Richard Casteau, the shop integrates seamlessly into Roussillon, known as Provence's Colorado for its vivid ochre cliffs. Pair your visit with nearby Sentier des Ocres trails (30-50 minutes) for spectacular color-streaked vistas shaped by water, wind, and human hands. Daily tastings enhance the sensory journey through Provence's terroir.

Legacy Since 1830

Founded in Aix-en-Provence, Maison Brémond 1830 upholds a commitment to authenticity, quality, and sustainability. Revived in 2015, it champions biodiversity, seasonal produce, and artisan techniques, offering gourmet delights that bridge tradition and modern refinement in the heart of Luberon.

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