Lavandes Angelvin

About

Lavandes Angelvin keeps to a traditional method of cultivation for this famous purple flower that's been in use for centuries. 1st century BC King Mithridates used it as a poison antidote (he was an expert on the subject), while others simply enjoy its scent in soap and perfume. This time-honored tradition is reflected in their high-quality products, which include oils, soaps, and bags. If you're curious about the harvesting and distillation methods that go into making lavender products, just ask one of the the helpful staff. But the real reason to visit Lavandes Angelvin is the fields themselves. Often described as being one the most “Instagrammable” fields in the world, the seemingly endless rows of lavender paint a purple sea.