Discover the Emmuscades
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An "Emmuscade", don't look up the definition in the dictionary, this word doesn't exist. But it smells of grapes, it makes us hear the cicadas and take out the sunglasses to admire the view without being dazzled!
So I was intrigued by this word, I searched for it on Google and came across the link to the Office de Tourisme website. What I understand: cinema in the vineyards, muscatel wine tasting and conviviality. My curiosity is "exacerbated and pushes me" to participate.
I invite Christel, Fanny and Amélie, my three best friends. We arrive at the heart of a wine estate. At the entrance, we are given a tasting ticket for a glass of muscatel wine and another for a tray of mussels cooked on a wood fire.
I invite Christel, Fanny and Amélie, my three best friends. We arrive at the heart of a wine estate. At the entrance, we are given a tasting ticket for a glass of muscatel wine and another for a tray of mussels cooked on a wood fire.
The garlands are hung, the tables and benches installed for conviviality. The little woodpile too. The mussels can be gilded there. The tasting evening can begin.
To complete the evening, we have brought our picnic. One of us gets up to get our glasses. Because the summers are hot, because Frontignan is famous for its Muscat, the Emmuscades propose to us to savour this fabulous wine, whether it is natural sweet, dry, or liqueur. A real treat!
We also try a good mussel brasucade. The setting is exceptional, with a view of the vineyards and, depending on the estate, a view of the sea or the Gardiole. And because it would be incongruous to leave at this point, the evening ends with a film shown outdoors on a large screen.
Are you also intrigued, do you want to spend a superb evening? Four films will be shown in the wineries between July and August.
To complete the evening, we have brought our picnic. One of us gets up to get our glasses. Because the summers are hot, because Frontignan is famous for its Muscat, the Emmuscades propose to us to savour this fabulous wine, whether it is natural sweet, dry, or liqueur. A real treat!
We also try a good mussel brasucade. The setting is exceptional, with a view of the vineyards and, depending on the estate, a view of the sea or the Gardiole. And because it would be incongruous to leave at this point, the evening ends with a film shown outdoors on a large screen.
Are you also intrigued, do you want to spend a superb evening? Four films will be shown in the wineries between July and August.
