Manoir des Quatre Nations- Country grocery & artisanal cider house
A visit to Les Quatre Nations means immersing yourself in the tradition and history of the Pays d’Auge, spending a timeless moment amongst oxen and apples whilst discovering the small-scale farming of the Pays d’Auge.
The farm shop, listed in Gault & Millau for its range of produce grown on the estate, the artisanal cider house, the market garden, and apple juice tastings on the south-facing terrace are all best combined with walks through the meadows amongst centuries-old hedgerows, springs and valleys framed by newly planted rows of standard apple trees of local varieties.
With a view to spearheading the revival of Les Quatre Nations, and wishing to contribute to the preservation of the heritage and agricultural landscape, Pierre Lecoeur has for several years been developing sustainable and diversified farming practices in Cricqueville-en-Auge, alongside the restoration of buildings and hedgerows. He now welcomes you to the Quatre Nations estate, centred around the 18th-century manor house currently undergoing restoration, which stands amidst the courtyards and where four guest rooms will open in the coming months.
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