La Descente des Accoules

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4 rue de l'évéché, 13002 Marseille, 13002 Marseille 2ème

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Marseille's oldest wine cellar - Wine cellar and delicatessen since 1899.
Surrounded by 120-year-old barrels, come and discover a wide selection of wines, beers, pastis, spirits and local produce!

La Descente des Accoules is Marseille's oldest winery still in operation. It was founded in 1899 by a certain Mr. Mattei.
Since then, it has been located in the heart of the Panier district, at no. 4 rue de l'évéché, near Place de Lenche.
With no real name since its origins ("Vins et Liqueurs"), since 2006 it has been called "La Descente des Accoules", in reference to its activity and to the Montée des Accoules, just a few meters away.
While the many businesses in the area have undergone many changes of use, the cellar has remained true to its original purpose. The original barrels (demi-muids), as well as the local elderly, bear witness to the cellar's journey through the 20th century, and to its anchorage in the daily lives of the inhabitants of Le Panier and Marseille.
Today, the cellar, still independent, is run by Alain Bartoli, and offers a selection of wines, spirits, champagnes and beers, as well as delicatessen products, cheeses, charcuterie and local produce.