Picnic at Lac du Moulinet.Pique Nique Lac Du Moulinet (1)© B. Colomb Lozere Sauvage Pour Pact Aubrac © B. Colomb Lozère Sauvage Pour Pact Aubrac
©Picnic at Lac du Moulinet.|© B. Colomb Lozère Sauvage Pour Pact Aubrac
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In the heart of our region, from Aubrac to the Gorges du Tarn, you’ll find local producers who enrich local know-how with their delicious artisanal beverages. Taste a range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages: beers, wines, gentian, aperitifs, lemonades…

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To accompany cheeses, meats and fish, these beverages are ideal for a completely Lozerian meal. It’s up to you to discover Lozère’s must-have beverages!

Basket of local products, cheese, charcuterie, jam and beerBasket of local products, cheese, charcuterie, jam and beer
©Basket of local products, cheese, charcuterie, jam and beer

    The beers

    Many brewers in Lozère

    Blonde, amber, brown, flavored… our brewers’ local beers are all the same, but different, each with its own particularities and unique taste. For flavors that are both authentic and full of character.

    You can find these beers direct from our brewers, in local produce stores or at craft markets. Some brewers even have their own tasting room!

    The wines

    Try our organic red, white and rosé wines made from local vines in the Gorges du Tarn. Whether you prefer powerful, structured wines or fruity notes, you’ll find what you’re looking for among the wines made locally.

    Wines from Domaine des Cabridelles , vineyards of the Gorges du TarnWines of Domaine des Cabridelles - Gorges du Tarn
    ©Wines of Domaine des Cabridelles - Gorges du Tarn
    Gentian flowers on Aubrac - LozèreGentian flowers on Aubrac - Lozère
    ©Gentian flowers on Aubrac - Lozère|Cédric Tétart - Froggy's Photos

      Aperitifs

      Gentian liqueurs…

      Gentian alcohol is created from the roots of the flower of the same name. Its taste is rather bitter, but characteristic of the Aubrac region.

      You can taste this natural-tasting beverage right on the Aubrac plateau.

      Non-alcoholic drinks

      On the non-alcoholic side, try lemonades made from local ingredients: blueberry, chestnut honey, lemon… A simple way to quench your thirst using local products. Mmmmmmmmmmmh… a delight!

      Picnic at Boissets farm.Picnic at Boissets farm.
      ©Picnic at Boissets farm.|© B. Colomb Lozère Sauvage pour Pact Gdt
        How to

        buy these drinks

        on the territory?

        Directly from the producer, at farmers’ markets or in local stores.

        You’ll have no trouble getting your hands on them!

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