Domaine Saqué - exploitation agricole is a family farm in Céret. Our team cultivates fruits, vegetables, and wines, with our stand at the entrance to Céret offering seasonal produce. We offer red and rosé wines, including Côtes Catalanes, in 3, 5, and 10-liter formats, and Muscat dry white wine. Our vineyards extend across the Bas-Vallespir terroir, benefiting from a Mediterranean climate.
I recently discovered the excellent dry white Muscat at a client's house...
From now on, I buy it from Jean-Paul Subreville, the greengrocer in Chalabre...
Greengrocer, wine, dairy products, cheeses, butter... 5-liter bag-in-box 👍
I also get the Côtes Catalanes red there... magnificent!
Very well priced compared to a cooperative wine in the supermarket...
Congratulations to Domaine Saqué...
Merouane M
2 months ago
Listed as open, but found closed. The opening hours are not up to date, which is a shame.
L Bl
3 months ago
I'm looking for 5 kg of cherries to make jam.
In the morning, the welcome was very poor, from a young girl on crutches. Children around 6 years old were bringing in punnets... it was impossible to get any cherries. I had to come back in the late afternoon, after 4 pm.
I collected my cherries in a plastic crate. There were no scales on the stall!
When I weighed them at home, I was 500g short. A real rip-off! Absolutely avoid this place; they take tourists for fools. It's really very disappointing.
There are plenty of cherry vendors in Ceret, so go elsewhere.
Patrice Morin
2 years ago
Good products, red and rosé wines in 3 litres, 5 litres and 10 litres at very reasonable prices, better than supermarkets for equivalent quality.
Sorenza Desablens
3 years ago
As a young Belgian couple on holiday near Céret, we wanted, as usual when we're in France, to visit a local wine producer and buy some wine to take home. Given the very positive Google reviews, we headed to this one and had a rather disappointing experience. The reception we received from the woman there was icy, if not downright unpleasant. Furthermore, there was no way to taste anything "except perhaps the dry white wine" because there was a bottle left over, something that has never happened to us in the many vineyards we've visited. Is this not common practice in the Pyrénées-Orientales? In short, we were very disappointed. Perhaps we just came on an off day, judging by the other reviews... We'll have to look elsewhere to bring back some good local wine for our Belgian friends :)
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Mon – Thu10:00 AM – 12:30 PM, 4:00 – 6:00 PM
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