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Culinary travel agency: food for adventure News & Events

Culinary travel agency: food for adventure

Some travel agencies specialize in discovering a country through its culinary culture. Here's some inspiration for your next vacation.
Culinary travel agency: food for adventure
News & Events

Culinary travel agency: food for adventure

Some travel agencies specialize in discovering a country through its culinary culture. Here's some inspiration for your next vacation.
Judith Cartron, first woman at the Family House Wines & Spirits

Judith Cartron, first woman at the Family House

Cartron has something for everyone. The Nuits-Saint-Georges-based liqueur-maker perpetuates traditional know-how by adapting it to today's consumer trends. Mixologists love his original creations.
Judith Cartron, first woman at the Family House
Wines & Spirits

Judith Cartron, first woman at the Family House

Cartron has something for everyone. The Nuits-Saint-Georges-based liqueur-maker perpetuates traditional know-how by adapting it to today's consumer trends. Mixologists love his original creations.
Céline Pham, from ring to piano News & Events

Céline Pham, from ring to piano

For a long time, Céline Pham was a nomadic chef, moving from residences to ephemeral tables, refusing to be tied down and imagining the gastronomic aspects of chic events, before finally settling in the heart of Arles. Without letting go of her other passion, the engine that drives her forward, straight and unyielding: sport. All sports. Meet Céline.
Where to eat sweetbreads? Our good addresses Tables & Chefs

Where to eat sweetbreads? Our good addresses

Gault&Millau takes you on a tour of France in search of the best sweetbreads. Here are five addresses where you can feast on them.
Jean Sulpice x Marie Bochet, the appetite to transcend the impossible News & Events

Jean Sulpice x Marie Bochet, the appetite to transcend the impossible

One is a chef bold enough to write the next chapter in the history of a gastronomic institution such as the Auberge du Père Bise, on the shores of Lake Annecy. The other is a champion skier who has won eight gold medals at the Paralympic Games. Jean Sulpice and Marie Bochet share a taste for going the extra mile to reveal themselves as chefs and professional athletes. Both draw on the same resources - especially psychological - to achieve their goals.
5 gourmet restaurants on the Côte d'Azur News & Events

5 gourmet restaurants on the Côte d'Azur

Between its mountainous hinterland and its beaches, the Côte d'Azur abounds in gastronomic addresses. The region's chefs are often committed to showcasing their terroir. Here's a selection.
Virginie Basselot's good addresses Craftsmen & Know-How

Virginie Basselot's good addresses

Virginie Basselot, chef at Le Chantecler restaurant in Nice's Le Negresco hotel, gives us five tips on where to find good produce in the region.
Japanese say this little ingredient improves the taste of wine News & Events

Japanese say this little ingredient improves the taste of wine

In his program "Un Chef au Bout du Monde", Philippe Etchebest discovers a Japanese trick to improve the quality of wine. So, good idea or sacrilege?
10 must-visit addresses in Montpellier City Guide & Walks

10 must-visit addresses in Montpellier

From medieval alleyways to contemporary art galleries and new districts that run straight to the sea, our selection of the ten best spots to sample the art of living in the capital of the Occitan region. One of today's most daring and vibrant cities!
Yves-Marie Le Bourdonnec, his new life in Bouhy Craftsmen & Know-How

Yves-Marie Le Bourdonnec, his new life in Bouhy

Yves-Marie Le Bourdonnec is a happy man. Not just because he's become a full-time Bouhytat - that's to say, a resident of Bouhy, in the Nièvre département, a commune "in the middle of nowhere", as city dwellers would say, 15 kilometers from Donzy to the south, and a little more from Clamecy to the east and Cosne-sur-Loire to the west. In other words, for those who don't know any of these three reference towns, it's a "lost hole".
Le creusois, its history and our good addresses Craftsmen & Know-How

Le creusois, its history and our good addresses

An emblematic hazelnut-based dessert, creusois is a rare commodity except in the Creuse. Legend has it that its recipe was discovered on a parchment in the ruins of a monastery in the Crocq region in the 15th century.
Our selection for living on gourds and fresh water Food & Health

Our selection for living on gourds and fresh water

Long associated with scouts and shepherds, the flask was neglected until ecology gave it a new meaning and marketing got hold of it. This inseparable companion of summer hikes and sports sessions has become ultra-trendy and has slipped into city bags. It is now as much a fashion statement as a sign of belonging.
The must-try restaurants for a great summer in the Alps News & Events

The must-try restaurants for a great summer in the Alps

Summer isn't just about beaches and white sand. The white-clad mountains are also a beautiful playground and a haven for fine dining.
Mathieu Meyer, wine and bees News & Events

Mathieu Meyer, wine and bees

Mathieu Meyer embodies Château Galoupet's new eco-responsible course. The estate manager is pursuing the renaissance of this Provence cru classé, owned by Moët-Hennessy since 2019. His vision is of a biodiversity hotspot that also serves the quality of the wines.
When plates tell the menu Craftsmen & Know-How

When plates tell the menu

In the world of haute gastronomy, every detail counts, especially those that guests touch with their eyes before even tasting. From the Loire to Lyon, innovative chefs transform tables into masterpieces, where dishes are magnified by meticulously chosen containers.
Canua Island: a floating island where you can (re)discover the cuisine of chef Thibault Sombardier News & Events

Canua Island: a floating island where you can (re)discover the cuisine of chef Thibault Sombardier

When two former water sports stars set out to design the boat of their dreams, a rare and promising idea was born: Canua Island.
Paris 2024 Olympics: restaurants open on Sundays in Paris Tables & Chefs

Paris 2024 Olympics: restaurants open on Sundays in Paris

If you choose to travel around France during the Olympic fortnight, here are a few good places where some of the restaurants listed by Gault&Millau are open on Sundays.
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