Visit and cocktail initiation TO DO - The palace is superb. The cocktail introduction was great and really friendly!!! The free and guided tour allows you to have a good time without getting bored

Excellent discovery of cocktails! - Guided tour by Brigitte who showed us the cellars, distillation and the cocktail workshop! Perfect ! From start to finish, a real treat to share this moment with Brigitte....! Thank you very much 😘 Olivia and Romain the Picards

To discover - We were in this majestic Palace for an introduction to cocktails. After a magnificent site visit, we learned about the art of cocktails. A very nice discovery and a very warm welcome

To flee - PREVIEW PRODUCTS PHONE BOOK NOTICE PICTURES BY THE OWNER ABOUT                                      User reviews Petit Futé4.6/521 votesMonNuage5/51 reviewsMariages.net4.7/513 reviews Summary of Google Reviews Reviews are not verified 54321 4.5 (5635) All museum281 architecture187 tasting72 collection52 +5 arnaud freger 6 reviews 2 days ago NEW Concerning La Verrière, the place where you can eat, to absolutely avoid, at 12:30 p.m. you place your order for a savory crepe, we tell you it's until 2 p.m. for savory crepes! Okay so I think we will have eaten it…More Visited in February Charlie Local Guide·40 reviews·125 photos A week ago NEW Great discovery. Visit to the Benedictine Palace on a Saturday afternoon. We were offered a small welcome cocktail then a free tour of the rooms of the palace and a guided tour of the cellars with a lady who would tell us the story…More    +4 1 Claire and Quentin Collard 12 reviews · 61 photos a month ago Nice discovery! We visited the palace on a Saturday morning in January without booking. …More    +6 1 linstanttravel Local Guide·374 reviews·1056 photos a month ago We came there for the 150th anniversary of the Palace, an incredible experience! The facade of the palace is splendid, the renovation of the main room is magnificent. The discovery of the distillery and its hammered copper stills…More Visited in December 2023    +7 1 arnaud freger 6 reviews 2 days ago NEW Concerning La Verrière, the place where you can eat, to absolutely avoid, at 12:30 p.m. you place your order for a savory crepe, we tell you it's until 2 p.m. for savory crepes! Okay so I think we will have eaten it before!!! Then you ask to have a sweet pancake for dessert, and well, no, it’s not possible before 2:00 p.m.!!!! It's true that at the same time, there were 3 tables to be served, and that the creper is overwhelmed since he spends his time chatting with the room staff all grouped around the hot deck to hit the caussette... and so it's also difficult to get a drink.!!! In short, very bad experience! Too bad the setting is lovely! Go eat in town instead! In addition, you leave the restaurant to buy bottles of Benedictine, you take your bottles towards the cash register and the person!!!! You are still waiting for anyone so you leave! And leave your purchases at the checkout! At least you can pick up a flayer at the checkout who tells you that you can order online with a percentage discount!!!

Very recommendable bar - Complicated and very long service while there was little crowd, the waitresses were more than very friendly. The service remains long even though there are only 3 cokes, 3 stones, a glass of water (glass of water served hot). And finally the bar does not give change. Absolutely no desire to tip them!

Beautiful building exterior. Avoid entering it! - Absolutely avoid! Choose one of the numerous distilleries in Normandy. The organization is deplorable. Self-guided visits are PROHIBITED. We were made to wait 1.5 hours for a tour to be grouped together to see 1/10th of what you can see at another distillery. Useless blabla so what a visit to the museum (very dusty) could well be done with audio guides which are nevertheless very effective in all the museums and places (like the fisheries museum) that we were able to visit. We don't get much for the price of the ticket. The objective of the place is to sell you Benedictine by relying heavily on the manufacturing secret, the bottling of which is not done on site but... in the Gard. Brief ! Window dressing