le Moulin de roussillon Maison Brémond 1830
Maison Brémond is located in the village of Roussillon, in the middle of a beautiful ochre landscape known as the Colorado Provençal.
le Moulin de roussillon Maison Brémond 1830
Maison Brémond s’est installée dans village de Roussillon, appelé le Colorado provençaloù vous pourrez vous promener dans ses magnifiques paysages
d’ocres.
- Free self-guided access
- Possibility of free commented tasting
- Welcome in French and English
The Moulin de Roussillon as the boutique's setting
Built at the end of the 19th century, this mill used to press the villagers’ olives. It remained in activity until the great frost of the winter of 1956.
Abandoned for nearly 60 years, it was later restored by Maison Brémond 1830 and made accessible to the public for self-guided tours.
It bears witness to the history of the know-how and tradition that Provençal millers and olive growers are still proud to belong to.
Maison Brémond is a very old delicatessen which was created in 1830. It was first set up on the famous Cours Mirabeau in Aix-en-Provence, which was the trade capital of the almond at the time
The shop fast became a must and people come from far and wide to discover and taste a selection of local products offered by the shop, which used to specialize in almonds, but which is now also renowned for its olive oils from Provence and the Mediterranean region, its Italian vinegars, candied fruits, jams, nougats, calissons, pistachios and even its truffles from Provence, which were already the stars of 19th-century tables.
in the middle of the lands of ochre
Maison Brémond is still located in Aix-en-Provence, and in the South of France, in Paris and abroad, and has also set up shop in the heart of the village of Roussillon, which, due to the magnificent ochre landscapes around, is also known as the Provencal Colorado.
The boutique presents a wide range of delicatessen products and offers olive oil tastings.
The collection of olive oils shows the wide diversity of olive growing in Provence.
Maison Brémond 1830 selects its green (early) or black (mature) olives from 11 producers located in Haute Provence, the Pays d’Aix or Arles who perpetuate ancestral methods that respect the environment.
Maison Bremond is committed to the Ligue de Protection pour les Oiseaux de la Région Sud.
We carry out practical actions to raise awareness, such as counting and workshops for making nesting boxes all year round.
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- Le suprême de pistache de Sicile
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- Gamme truffe d’été
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- L’huile d’olive d’exception
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- Gamme Héritage
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- Pesto alla genovese
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- Les ocres de Roussillon
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- Chouette chevêche
21 rue Richard Casteau, 84220 Roussillon
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