Dégustation au VINEUM - JABOULET

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Arrêtez vous au VINEUM, l’espace de dégustation de la Maison JABOULET pour découvrir des vins de la colline de l’Hermitage. La Maison Jaboulet est l’une des plus anciennes des Côtes du Rhône du Nord à avoir pariée sur la création de grands vins. Elle est réputé aujourd’hui dans le monde entier.

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Dégustation VINEUM MAISON JABOULET

Stop off at VINEUM, Maison JABOULET's tasting room, to discover wines from the Hermitage hillside. Maison Jaboulet is one of the oldest wineries in the northern Côtes du Rhône to have bet on creating great wines. It is now renowned the world over. Taste the nuggets from the Hermitage hillside

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