Ester Laushway

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Ester Laushway has lived in Provence for the past 15 years. She holds a degree in oenology, works as a restaurant critic for the Gantié Guide and organizes food and wine tours.
Fontaine de Vaucluse. Photo: J.P. Germain, Office de Tourisme Intercommunal du Pays des Sorgues

Cool Runnings: An Aquatic Tour of Provence

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Ester Laushway takes to the waters of Provence: the rivers Sorgue, Durance and Verdon.

Savoring Provence: The Charentais of Cavaillon, a Succulent Superstar of a Melon

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Every summer, piles of gold are sold in the Provencal town of Cavaillon. The gold in question is not the precious metal measured in...

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