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June 10th, 2010 by Winey and Cheesey
July 4th
Suckling Pig Roast
12:00pm — 4:00pm
Roasted Local Suckling Pig
Roasted at the event by Chef, Scott Meyers
Southern Summer Sides:
Braised Garden Collard Greens
Barb’s Homemade Potato Salad
Corn on the Cob
Cole Slaw
Cornbread
Peach Cobbler & Vanilla Ice Cream
Boutique Beers and Wines
Pétanque Tournament
Live Music Featuring Brogue Rogues Irish Band
$45 Per Person
$25 Per Child
Beverages, Tax & Gratuities Additional
Call for Reservations!
1.800.638.1702
Picnic baskets will be available for guests to take along to the Fireworks!
Must be ordered in advance
Tags: countryside, entertaining, Fireworks, food and wine, friends, garden, getaway, grounds, July 4th, Live Music, outdoors, Petanque, picnics, Pig Roast, restaurant, shenandoah valley, virginia Posted in Activities, Dining, Events at the Inn, Specials | No Comments »
May 10th, 2010 by Winey and Cheesey
Wine Maker’s Dinner
Friday May 21st, 2010
6:00pm
$88 per person

Meet the Winemaker, Caleb Foster,
of Buty Winery in the Walla Walla Valley, Washington State

Enjoy pairings with seasonal cuisine,
from Chef de Cuisine, Scott Meyers.
Featuring the freshest ingredients from local farms
Wine Maker’s Dinner Menu
Caleb Foster
Winemaker of 19 vintages in Washington, New Zealand and South Africa, Caleb designs Buty wines with Nina as personal statements. International winemaking has taught him to stay true to Washington wine’s character of origin.
The Philosphy
Buty’s philosophy of winemaking reflects the old religious worldview of human growth from the body to mind to soul to spirit, called”the great nest of being.” The all inclusive nest of being grows over time as we reach for the spiritual levels of life. So, too, Buty Wines evolve including and expanding their quality at each stage of their development. The wine’s development is a cumulative and artistic process. Every stage of growth is equally important for a fine wine, starting with a great site developed into a vineyard, from fruit into wine, from cellared bottles to our enjoyment at a shared meal. A great wine calls for complete attention as they expand the qualites present at every stage.
Tags: countryside, Desserts, Dining, dinner, entertaining, food and wine, friends, getaway, restaurant, shenandoah valley, virginia, wineries Posted in Activities, Dining, Events at the Inn, L'Auberge News, Uncategorized | No Comments »
February 22nd, 2010 by Winey and Cheesey

Romantic Homes Magazine featured L’Auberge Provencale in their April 2010 issue.
The article, Country Comfort, highlights all of the small touches that make L’Auberge Provencale worthy of being your favorite romantic getaway. Winey and Cheesy thoroughly enjoyed this editorial; of course they like anything that has to do with fine food, wine and decor!
We hope you enjoy it as well.
Tags: bed and breakfast, countryside, dc, Desserts, Dining, dinner, food, food and wine, gardens, restaurant, Romantic, shenandoah, shenandoah valley, virginia, wineries Posted in Decor, Dining, Hot Off the Press! | No Comments »
February 20th, 2010 by Winey and Cheesey
 This is the more fun friend of Bernadette
Winey and Cheesey tried to stop her, but there was something across the rode from our Villa La Campagnette which was just too fun! Suddenly Bernadette disappeared! After much agonizing searching and one day later we found that our little girl was now in prison! (metaphorically speaking). I rushed to the rescue and sprung her loose from jail. She is now happily frolicking in the snow with some of her buddies.

 Bernadette frolicking in the Snow
Tags: bed and breakfast, bernadette the dog, rural, shenandoah, shenandoah valley, snow, virginia Posted in Bernadette and Maurice | No Comments »
January 31st, 2010 by Winey and Cheesey
Winey and Cheesy are taking all the credit for this idea; a wine tasting at your favorite romantic restaurant. We will have to admit, it’s a great concept! Our first, of many, wine tastings took place today and was an instant hit! Winey, Cheesy and the rest of the staff here at L’Auberge Provencale are delighted that our guest forged on though the snow, ice and slush to visit us on a perfect, sunny, Sunday afternoon. With rolling hills and distant mountains covered dressed in snow, it’s the perfect backdrop for a day surrounded by good friends, delicious delicacies and to sample the finest of Burgundy’s. Please stay tuned for our next tasting in March!
Tags: Dining, food and wine, friends, restaurant, Romantic, shenandoah valley, virginia, wineries Posted in Activities, Dining, Events at the Inn, Specials | No Comments »
October 22nd, 2009 by Winey and Cheesey
 "Fred" the Frightening Pumpkin Completed
 The 500 Pound Pumpkin before Todd's Carving
With the turning of every leaf, and a crisp breeze blowing by, we’re all starting to adjust to the cool autumn weather. Thoughts of warm days relaxing by the pool at Villa La Campagnette are a distant dream. Winey and Cheesey are getting used to the cold weather, with only a few minor complaints. Winey isn’t a fan of the cold weather and Cheesey is worried about field mice trying to work their way into the office. Lucky for him Maurice is standing, ok sitting… or more likely laying by, to come to our rescue.
With the pumpkin spice and apple cider scents filling the air, it’s hard for us to forget that the holidays are right around the bend. One of Winey and Cheesey’s favorite, of course, is Halloween. They say it’s because they get to spook the trick-or-treaters as they go skipping by. But we all know the real reason for their love of the haunted holiday; they have company out on the front lawn, jack-o-lanterns! They love the grinning faces, and spooky eyes, and did we ever deliver this year! Our Pastry Chef, Todd Owens, traded a 50 pound pumpkin (to be auctioned off for a children’s charity) for a massive pumpkin weighing almost 500lbs. Of course, to Todd’s dismay, a 500lb. pumpkin is not good enough for Winey and Cheesey. It needed to be carved as well! Lucky for all of us, Todd’s a good sport and he’s on the front porch right now, elbow deep in pumpkin shavings! Thanks Todd! Winey and Cheesey, along with the rest of us, can’t wait to see the final product! Until then, Todd’s requested we leave him alone, and Winey and Cheesey as far away as possible!!
Tags: fall, getaway, halloween, harvest, holiday, rural, shenandoah, shenandoah valley, virginia Posted in L'Auberge News | No Comments »
September 6th, 2009 by Winey and Cheesey
 Enjoy the sumptuous repast in the cozy comfort of your room
Our repast and one night midweek specials have proven to be very popular with our new and repeat guests. So we will, therefore, by popular demand, offer some great value added and discounted stays. A great way to getaway and save a little along the way! The brillance of fall beckons you to the harvest time in the Shenandoah Valley. Take a holiday and enjoy crisp mornings, country afternoons and cozy evenings. And save over 20%!
TWO NIGHT FALL HARVEST HOLIDAY
- Two Nights lodging in one of our premier rooms or suites
- 6 Chocolate Strawberries to welcome you on arrival, as well as a bowl of Fresh Fruit, Cookies and Chocolates
- One night Gourmet Repast delivered to your room featuring Provencale Vegetable Soup with Fields of Athenry Beef, Barley and Kale, House Cured Duck Caesar Salad, an Array of Artisan Cheese, French Bread, Spiced Autumn Apple Cake and a bottle of Red or White Wine to enjoy at your leisure
- 100.00 credit towards dinner for two in our nationally acclaimed restaurant
- Two of our fabulous signature breakfasts each morning
Suites- 695.00
Premier Rooms 595.00
Valid Sunday thru Thursday September 6, 2009-December 17-2009
ONE NIGHT FALL FROLIC
- One nights lodging in one of our premier rooms or suites
 Mmmm...a fabulous array of Artisan Cheese Awaits you on Arrival
- An array of Artisan Cheese on Arrival
- 100.00 credit towards dinner in our nationally acclaimed restaurant
- A parting gift from the bounty of our pantry; harvested from our own orchards and gardens
- Two of our fabulous signature breakfasts each morning
SUITES: 365.00
PREMIER ROOM- 340.00
Valid Sunday thru Thursday September 6, 2009-December 17, 2009
Not valid on holiday weekends
Tags: bed and breakfast, countryside, food and wine, rural, shenandoah, shenandoah valley, skyline, Travel Specials Posted in Specials | No Comments »
July 21st, 2009 by Winey and Cheesey
 Just one beautiful spot at Blandy Farm, the Virginia State Arboretum
Winey and Cheesey have been enjoying the heavenly weather this year. Blue skies and puffy clouds in July? Incredible they say. What a perfect time to visit the beautiful Shenandoah Valley. Within 5 hours from anywhere in the USA, just an hour and a half from DC what a great destination, L”Auberge Provencale. The chefs have been cooking up some great food featuring the bounty of our gardens and local farms. Pick a tomato at 5:00 and enjoy it that night! Wow…can anything be better than that?
 Mama bear
Answer: a picnic in one of our favorite spots. Egg Hollow or Dickey Ridge picnic grounds on the skyline drive, and Blandy farm are two of my favorite spots. Enjoy the pictures below of these beautiful areas. Celeste went to skyline last week and saw not just the usual deer, but a huge owl, and a mother black bear with her twin cubs. No one seemed disturbed by the “tourist” taking pictures. We’ll be happy to pack you a picnic with or without wine. Just give us notice the day before and we can have it ready for you after breakfast! You then can go off hiking, canoeing, wine touring, exploring, or just sitting by the pool at the Villa. A perfect way to spend the day. The picnics are 75.00 for two and you keep the basket! Wine is additional and winey will help with your selections.
Dickey Ridge Picnic Area Skyline Drive
 Egg Hollow Picnic Ground Skyline Drive

Tags: countryside, Dining, food, picnics, rural, shenandoah valley, skyline, wineries Posted in Activities | 2 Comments »
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