Crossing borders at Riberach

Riberach, Belesta

Who? La Coopérative at Riberach Hotel

What? With almost nothing around for miles except vineyards, Riberach is surely one hotel restaurant that focuses on wine. While the wine list is considered, the food is equally refined. With a focus on local produce, the well structured French fare also takes influences from nearby Basque country. Relatively unknown right now, it’s certainly one to watch.

When? Open year round

Where? 2a, Route de Caladroy, 66720 Belesta, France

How? For more information, see www.riberach.com

Fly via Air France

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