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Our collection focuses mainly on wines, apéritifs and digestifs from Provence and the surrounding regions of southern France.
Many come from places we know well, including the Ventoux, Luberon and Rhône Valley. We work with independent estates, local cooperatives and long-established Provençal producers, selecting bottles that reflect the meals, seasons and family gatherings we enjoy when we are back in Provence.
Each product page includes details about the producer, region, grape varieties and style wherever applicable.
Of course. Each product page includes our own tasting notes, food recommendations and serving suggestions to help you choose.
You can also contact us through the WhatsApp button or by email. Tell us what you are serving, the type of wine you usually enjoy and your approximate budget, and we will be happy to recommend a bottle.
Pairing suggestions vary according to the bottle and are included on the individual product page.
Our lighter white and rosé wines are generally lovely as an apéritif or with salads, goat's cheese, fish and lighter dishes. Fuller red wines work well with red meat, rich stews, roasted dishes and mature cheeses.
Our Provençal apéritifs can be served chilled, over ice, with tonic or sparkling wine, depending on the product. Some of the richer walnut and herbal drinks are also delicious after a meal or with cheese.
The ideal serving temperature depends on the bottle.
White, rosé and sparkling wines are generally best served chilled, while red wines are usually served slightly cooler than a very warm room. Provençal apéritifs and liqueurs may be served chilled, over ice or neat depending on their style.
Please check the individual product page for the recommended serving temperature and our preferred way to enjoy it.
Keep unopened bottles in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight, radiators and sudden changes in temperature.
Wine bottles sealed with a natural cork are generally best stored on their side if they will be kept for an extended period. Spirits, liqueurs and apéritifs should normally be stored upright.
Once opened, reseal the bottle carefully. Still wines are best kept in the fridge and enjoyed reasonably promptly. Storage after opening varies for apéritifs and liqueurs, so please follow the label or contact us if you are unsure.
Yes. You can send your order directly to the recipient and leave a gift message in the notes box at checkout.
Please check the recipient's name, delivery address and contact details carefully. Both the purchaser and the person receiving the parcel must be at least 18, and the courier may request photographic identification upon delivery.
Our wine trio and bottles can also be included in selected hampers or larger corporate gifting orders.
Orders are usually processed within 2 to 3 working days. Standard UK delivery normally takes a further 2 to 4 working days after dispatch.
Wine and spirit orders are packed carefully to protect the bottles during transit. Age verification must also be completed where required, which may occasionally affect dispatch or delivery.
Please contact us before ordering if delivery by a particular date is important.
No. We currently deliver alcohol within the United Kingdom only.
Our website may offer international delivery for other Tariette collections, but wines, liqueurs, apéritifs and other alcoholic drinks cannot be included in an international order.
Yes. You must be at least 18 years old to purchase wine, spirits or any other alcoholic product from Tariette.
We may carry out an online age-verification check before accepting or dispatching your order. The courier may also operate a Challenge 25 policy and request valid photographic identification when the parcel is delivered.
Alcohol cannot normally be left unattended, in a safe place or with anyone under 18. Please drink responsibly.

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