Roquefort: the age-old secret of the "king of cheeses" finally revealed?
The undisputed star of the Occitanie region, enjoyed the world over, Roquefort cheese often has a place on a platter. Made since the dawn of time, it is the pride of a village made famous by a landslide.
Salon du Chocolat 2025: Gault&Millau creates a new space!
To celebrate its 30th anniversary, the Salon du Chocolat is renewing itself. It welcomes the Gault&Millau Chefs' Village: a new space where great names such as Matthias Marc and Pascal Barbot will be cooking live.
Set away from the village, but close to everything, this intimate little enclave is inspired by the Catalan painter's house, only less crazy. Immaculate walls and earthy colors for a few days of freedom in the light of the Costa Brava.
The deadline is fast approaching, and no fewer than 14,500 athletes will be packing their bags in the Olympic Village. So how is this XXL canteen organized, combining French excellence and nutrition?
Good news for all wine lovers... The Como hotel group has inaugurated a luxury retreat in the legendary village of Puligny-Montrachet, in the heart of Burgundy's vineyards. A dream address offering an exceptional oenological and gastronomic experience.
Olympic Games 2024: pride and honour for the three chefs in charge of feeding the athletes
Three chefs have been chosen to feed the athletes who will be at the Olympic Village during the Paris 2024 Games, an exceptional showcase for French gastronomy. They tell us about it.
Village International de la Gastronomie: Gault&Millau was there, back in pictures
From Thursday September 7 to Sunday September 10, 2023, the Village International de la Gastronomie took over the Quais Jacques Chirac in Paris. Visitors were able to discover cuisines from all over the world, as well as Gault&Millau and its books.
Like every year, La Percée du Vin Jaune celebrates the release of the new vintage of Vin Jaune. From February 3 to 5, over 25,000 people will flock to the village of Voiteur in the Jura to celebrate the 2016 vintage. To mark the occasion, Gault&Millau presents its three tasting favorites.
At the southernmost tip of France, all that's left to separate you from the Spanish border is the village of Cerbère. In this incredible environment of steep hills and cliffs, sea and mountains rub shoulders. The winegrowers of this Côte vermeille have the strong character needed to grow vines exclusively on terraces.