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International City of Gastronomy and Wine, Dijon makes good food
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International City of Gastronomy and Wine, Dijon makes good food

Today, Friday May 6, the Cité internationale de la gastronomie et du vin opens in Dijon. A few days before the event, we were able to visit the site, still under construction, to gauge the scope of the project. Carried forward with enthusiasm and pride by Dijon's mayor, François Rebsamen (PS), and his teams, the site will be, if the public is successful, the emblematic project of his three terms in office.
International City of Gastronomy and Wine, Dijon makes good food
News & Events

International City of Gastronomy and Wine, Dijon makes good food

Today, Friday May 6, the Cité internationale de la gastronomie et du vin opens in Dijon. A few days before the event, we were able to visit the site, still under construction, to gauge the scope of the project. Carried forward with enthusiasm and pride by Dijon's mayor, François Rebsamen (PS), and his teams, the site will be, if the public is successful, the emblematic project of his three terms in office.
Interview with Sarah Mainguy - Vacarme
Tables & Chefs

Interview with Sarah Mainguy - Vacarme

Fashion & hospitality
Hotels & Bed & Breakfast

Fashion & hospitality

A taste for the finer things in life, combined with extensive professional travels around the world, have given creators and designers new ideas. An increasing number of fashion and lifestyle brands have been tempted by the hotel business. Italy's Ferragamo and Spain's Camper were the first to make their move. A number of French brands soon followed suit. The investment is often colossal, and the hotel business is a long-term commitment, but the adventure seems irresistible. So, are hotels the new spearhead of lifestyle? In any case, the movement is well underway.
What if we fell into... buns?
Craftsmen & Know-How

What if we fell into... buns?

More rustic than a cake, but more delicious than bread, brioches are one of those bakery specialties that quickly turn our heads.
5 preconceived ideas about the French and wine
News & Events

5 preconceived ideas about the French and wine

To coincide with the release of the SoWine barometer on the French and wine, we take a look at some of the most common misconceptions about wine.
Chefs go grocery shopping
Tables & Chefs

Chefs go grocery shopping

From a simple shelf in a corner of the restaurant to an entire boutique, for some chefs, the grocery store has become a manifesto, a natural extension of their approach, and even a focus for the development of their business. For many, it was during the confinements that the need and desire arose to offer not only takeaway dishes, but also fresh produce or groceries, thus enabling their customers to benefit from the close ties they maintain with their producers and artisans.
Interview with Josselin Marie - La Table de Colette
Tables & Chefs

Interview with Josselin Marie - La Table de Colette

Is there still a season for strawberries?
Food & Health

Is there still a season for strawberries?

The strawberry traditionally heralds the start of the summer season. Its color, shape and sweet fragrance make it a highly prized fruit, which can be eaten on its own, placed on a pie crust, blended into mousse or cooked in a cauldron to make delicious jams. But how can you tell when strawberries are actually growing? The development of greenhouse farming is changing the map of the seasons.
An encounter between art and taste
News & Events

An encounter between art and taste

Galerie La Forest Divonne, which has offices in Paris and Brussels, is organizing "L'Œuvre au corps", a series of events and exhibitions linking art and taste. While this is not a new idea, as it is recurrent in both universes, it takes on a new form here that goes beyond the simple happening.
Coravin, the wine friend
Wines & Spirits

Coravin, the wine friend

In less than ten years, it has become the tool of choice for professionals and wine lovers alike. The Coravin system, which is available in a range of products, makes it possible to taste and preserve wines, including champagne, in unprecedented conditions. Here we meet its inventor, the American Greg Lambrecht, who now heads a successful company and divides his life between his passion for wine and medical research, his first field of experimentation.
Breakfast, chef!
Hotels & Bed & Breakfast

Breakfast, chef!

Some love it, others shun it (the famous intermittent fasting!) and, for most, it's made up of habits that are hard to break. For many guests, this first meal of the day is the last moment of their stay with a chef. Providing room and board implies that chefs take an interest in it, even if it's often a headache and a real logistical challenge. Meet 3 hotel chefs who go to great lengths to make sure you wake up feeling refreshed.
Interview with Thomas Danigo - Galanga
Tables & Chefs

Interview with Thomas Danigo - Galanga

Make a big deal of it!
Craftsmen & Know-How

Make a big deal of it!

They're back with a vengeance! Yes, but there's flan and there's flan... Gone are the industrial cream powders stuffed with colorants and additives, and the resulting flans, elastic, doughy and tasteless. Quality ingredients are back in force: fresh eggs, whole milk, cream and vanilla, on a homemade shortcrust or sometimes flaky pastry made with quality butter. Whether you're looking for a traditional version or a more "flantasmatic" one, here's our selection of the best boutique flans around!
Salon, an exceptional Champagne cuvée
Wines & Spirits

Salon, an exceptional Champagne cuvée

A single cru, a single year, a single grape variety, a single cuvée: this is the philosophy behind Salon champagne, known only to the most enlightened and affluent connoisseurs. A look back at an exceptional wine.
Interview with Jacky Ribault - L'Ours
Tables & Chefs

Interview with Jacky Ribault - L'Ours

Don't confuse Easter wine with Mass wine!
News & Events

Don't confuse Easter wine with Mass wine!

Easter lamb is a tradition that still seems to run in families. This meat, often delicate but with a pronounced taste, does not go well with all wines. Gault&Millau gives you a few tips on how to seduce both the recalcitrant old aunt and the grumpy uncle.
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