READER PRIZE DRAW
WIN A PROVENCE HOLIDAY AND WINE We have a pair of fabulous prizes to be won
WIN A PROVENCE STAY WITH EVANCY Have you always wanted to discover the South of France?
Try your luck at winning a three-night stay for four people in the hinterland of Nice near Vence. Only 20 minutes drive from Nice airport and from the sea.
✽ You will stay in a 4-star Evancy holiday residence in a fl at for four. The fl at will have a balcony, a fully equipped kitchen and you will
have all the comforts of a hotel: the beds are made, the towels are provided and cleaning at the end of your stay is included. The stay promises to be easy and relaxing! The residence also has an outdoor swimming pool, a multi-sports ground and a pétanque court.
✽ Enjoy "la belle vie" of Provence! The Jardins d'Azur residence is located in Vence, a typical, authentic village. Nearby, you can visit beautiful Saint-Paul-de-Vence or Gourdon. If you're more of a swimmer or beach lover, head for coastal Antibes, Nice or Cagnes-sur-Mer.
✽ Evancy is a young French brand with several residences in the north and south of France. It puts customers fi rst and works almost exclusively with local partners to participate in the development of the destinations. For example, during your stay you will discover Fragonard products in your bathroom. See more about Evancy at
www.evancy.com
WIN TWO CASES OF CALVET ROSÉ WINE WORTH AT LEAST £250
With a heritage dating back over 200 years, Calvet wines are now made in all of the wine regions of France and have become the UK’s favourite French wine brand.
✽ You can be the fi rst to taste the latest wine in the range, the Calvet Murmure de Rose Côtes de Provence before it has even hit supermarket shelves! Ideal for summer alfresco drinking, this delicate pale pink rosé comes in a beautiful diamond cut bottle refl ecting its pure Provençal elegance. Made from a blend of Syrah, Grenache, Cinsault and Mourvèdre grapes grown in vineyards which stretch from the foot of the beautiful Sainte Victoire mountain in the West of Provence right round to the Maures Massif in the East near the sea.
✽ Bathed in the hot Mediterranean sunshine for over 2,800 hours a year, the grapes are picked when fully ripe, in the early morning cool to avoid the intense heat of the day so that they retain their freshness and aromas which are then refl ected in the wine.
✽ Elegant, balanced and aromatic, the Calvet Murmure de Rose Côtes de Provence with its rose petal, blood peaches and red berry aromas with a touch of spice and nougat, is summer in a glass! Served chilled it makes a perfect aperitif or a delicious accompaniment to a salad Niçoise, a seafood risotto or even a bowl of fresh strawberries!
✽ To fi nd out more about the Calvet Murmure de Rose Côtes de Provence, visit Calvet on Facebook @calvetwines and Instagram @calvet_wines and explore the new Calvet Kitchen where you can enjoy a tasting of this aromatic rosé with Calvet’s specialist winemaker for the South of France, as well as discovering how to make a delicious recipe of
Brandade Croquettes with Chorizo served with fi sh soup, which has been specially paired with the wine by top French chef, Guillaume Kassel.
Enter both competition at
www.francetoday.com/competitions 98 ❘ FRANCE TODAY Aug/Sep 2022
FOR TWO WINE CASES
WIN £250
PRIZE VALUE
WIN 3 NIGHTS IN PROVENCE FOR 4 PEOPLE WORTH
WIN €700
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