| Certain producers are open for visits by appointment, whereas others are open all year round, such as Calvados Dupont and the Manoir de Grandouet, to name but two.
The Calvados Pierre Huet distillery is well worth a detour: it is one of the only distilleries to rely on renewable energy to power its still! On your next visit, make sure you pay a visit to the medieval Château de Crèvecoeur-en-Auge which, every year, hosts the Crèvecoeur medieval fair – a two-week event including activities and demonstrations straight from the Middle Ages. Also waiting to be discovered: the Jardins du Pays d’Auge – gardens and eco-museum in Cambremer and the typical village of Beuvron-en-Auge, listed as one of France’s most beautiful. |
Visit a distillery on the Cider Route in the Pays d'Auge.
Les Caves Manoir de Grandouet distillery and cellars welcome you for a tour of their site.
Visit the Calvados Pierre Huet distillery, on the Cider Route between Caen and Lisieux.
In a typical Pays d'Auge setting with manor house and orchards, the Huet distillery is a family-run business established in 1865.
Enjoy an encounter with an organic producer on the Cider Route.
By appointment, M. Sauvage is delighted to offer you a tour of his cider and calvados production site.
Visit our cellars on the Cider Route in Normandy.
M. Rungette produces cider, calvados, pommeau and perry, Normandy’s not to be missed speciality beverages.
A traditional producer on the Cider Route.
The Ferme de la Vallée au Tanneur is a family cider farm and member of the syndicate of Cru de Cambremer quality cider.
Cellar located on the Côte de Nacre coast within a typical 19th century setting.
The Auvillars orchards are located in the Pays d’Auge, but it is on the Côte de Nacre coast, in the resort of Lion-sur-Mer that its AOP cider, ‘Cuvée de la Mer’ cider, calvados, pommeau, apple juice, perry, cider confit and cider vinegar are produced.
