The Calvados
distilleries
The Calvados distilleries and estates are open to visitors all year round. Countless tastings, activities and discoveries await you!
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Père Gontran
Bonneville-la-LouvetThis 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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Le Père Jules
St-Désir de LisieuxA family story, the story of a passion…
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Ferme des Parquets
FournevilleCiders, perries, apple juices, pear juices, Pommeau de Normandie, Pays d’Auge Calvados: all produced on our farm from our 2,000 trees growing 70 different varieties.
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Manoir d’Apreval
Pennedepie17 Pays d’Auge varieties of cider apples are planted here on 20 hectares of organic orchards located by the sea. We are a farm producing craft products in a typical Normandy setting.
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Distillerie Busnel
CormeillesFounded 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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Roger Groult
Saint-Cyr-du-RoncerayDelve into the history of the Pays d’Auge by paying a visit to our 5th generation family distillery where we have always produced our Calvados in the traditional manner.
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Pierre Huet
CambremerLocated on the “Route du Cidre” (Cider Route) in the heart of Normandy’s Pays d’Auge, Domaine Pierre Huet comprises 30 hectares of orchards growing 25 varieties of cider apples. Since 2010, the distillery has been using an innovative heating system unique within the Normandy region: wood chips.
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La Distillerie des Ambres
Victot-PontfolLa Distillerie des Ambres, located near Cambremer, embodies the history of the Schlumberger family, for whom the Pays d’Auge has become a cherished homeland.
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Le Lieu Chéri
Ouilly-le-VicomteAlexandre 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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