Musée des Liqueurs

The Musée des Liqueurs occupies a 15th-century monastery building with vaulted cellars, displaying copper stills and traditional oak maceration vats for spirit production.

Founded in 1705 as France's first distillery by Barthélémy Rocher, who learned distillation techniques at the local hospice and created the famous Cherry liqueur.

The museum exhibits the evolution of liqueur production through collections of historic labels, posters, and artifacts related to traditional French distillation methods.

Located at 3 Avenue Camille Rocher, the museum provides guided tours with tastings of regional spirits and maintains regular opening hours throughout the year.

The facility maintains original 18th-century copper stills and showcases the production methods of Arquebuse de l'Hermitage, including displays of historical counterfeits.

Location: La Côte-Saint-André

Address: Av. Camille Rocher, 38260 La Côte-Saint-André, France 38260 La Côte-Saint-André

Phone: +33474933810

GPS coordinates: 45.39304,5.26541

Latest update: March 2, 2025 19:43