This picturesque region of France is most known for its sprawling lavender fields as well as it's delicious truffles. Here's why you should book a trip there.

Lavender has been used throughout the Provence region of southern France for decades. Distilleries, where the essential oil from the flowers are bottled or used to make soaps, lotions, and creams ...

Named at the time Provincia Romana, it was ruled from Aix-en-Provence until 1481, when the Kings of France took control. More than 500 years later, Provence is a living museum of some of the best ...

The Essence of France. Lavender fields forever: It looks like Provence and smells like Provence—but the crowds are few in Drôme Provençale.

Beyond France, here’s where to visit. Durigutti Winemakers, Argentina. Open this photo in gallery: ... Yoichi in Hokkaido was the first whisky distillery founded by Masataka Taketusuru, ...

Provence-based distillery brand QVT is to debut in the UK. Its first gin - QVT Dry Gin (43.7%) - is said to be inspired by the flavours and fragrances of its native Provence. It is made with ...

Distilleries et Domaines de Provence uses custom-made copper stills to produce Henri Bardouin, one of the most popular artisanal pastis brands in the region. Photographs by Clara Tuma ...

One of the largest estates in Provence, France, which has been making wine since the 1980s, was purchased for a reported $41.2M by two members of a family best known for its convenience stores.