Calvados Pays d’Auge

The Calvados
distilleries

The Calvados dis­til­ler­ies and estates are open to vis­it­ors all year round. Count­less tast­ings, activ­it­ies and dis­cov­er­ies await you!

  • Calvados Toutain

    Beuzeville

    The Toutain family has been pro­du­cing Calvados on the Domaine de la Couter­ie in Beuzeville for 5 gen­er­a­tions. The Calvados are craf­ted accord­ing to the ances­tral cus­toms and tra­di­tions that bring great repute to small producers. . 

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  • Domaine de la Galotière

    Crouttes

    This family estate in the tra­di­tion­al set­ting of the Pays d’Auge has been worked organ­ic­ally since 1997. Dating back to the 17th cen­tury, Domaine de la Galotière com­bines tra­di­tion and innov­a­tion, in both its build­ings and products. The estate has picked up medals at numer­ous competitions. 

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  • Domaine des 5D

    Ouilly-le-Vicomte

    Domaine des 5D is loc­ated in the heart of the Pays d’Auge, just out­side Lisieux and its famous basilica. It sits at the foot of its hill­side orch­ards, in a spot formerly known as the Pré des Vignes, in ref­er­ence to the vines once grown there. 

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  • Christian Drouin

    Pont Lévêque

    Maison Drouin is a family-owned Pays d’Auge craft dis­til­lery nest­ling in the middle of a tra­di­tion­al high stem orch­ard and spe­cial­ising in the craft­ing of vin­tage Calvados. 

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  • La Spiriterie Française, Château du Breuil, Normandie

    Le Breuil-en-Auge

    This, one of the most pres­ti­gi­ous dis­til­ler­ies of Calvados, set in a 16th-17th cen­tury château, pro­duces a wide range of Calvados Pays d’Auge and Calvados-based products, from the most tra­di­tion­al to the most innovative. 

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  • Calvados Dupont

    Victot-Pontfol

    The Louis Dupont family estate: The quint­essence of the apple from an eleg­ant and rich terroir.

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  • Michel Bréavoine

    Coudray-Rabut

    Just a stone’s throw from Pont l’Évêque, the Bréa­voine cider farm has been pro­cessing the fruit from its 40 hec­tares of orch­ards for three gen­er­a­tions, pro­du­cing the finest ciders, Pom­meau and Calvados.

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  • Manoir de Montreuil

    Montreuil-en-Auge

    A tra­di­tion­al family farm spe­cial­ised in old AOC Pays d’Auge Calvados. 

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  • Le Lieu Chéri

    Ouilly-le-Vicomte

    Alex­an­dre and Pau­line work with great pas­sion and a desire to prac­tice their craft as nat­ur­ally and respect­fully as pos­sible, in keep­ing with four gen­er­a­tions of savoir-faire. 

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  • Père Gontran

    Bonneville-la-Louvet

    This family farm, loc­ated in the heart of the Pays d’Auge, not far from the beaches of the Côte Fleur­ie, pro­duces Calvados, cider and apple juice. Direct sales on-site. 

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  • Manoir de Grandouet

    Grandouet

    Loc­ated on the “Route du Cidre” (Cider Route) near the vil­lage of Cam­bre­mer, in the heart of the Pays d’Auge, the Manoir de Grandou­et cellar is open to vis­it­ors through­out the year. The terroir and the cli­mate make this an excel­lent loc­a­tion for cider production. 

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  • Distillerie Busnel

    Cormeilles

    Foun­ded in the heart of the Pay d’Auge in 1820, Dis­til­ler­ie Busnel is the first major Calvados House. You can visit one of the last great work­ing dis­til­ler­ies and learn all about the pro­duc­tion of its Calvados in a typ­ic­al Normandy setting. 

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