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The renaissance of Breton wines
Although there are traces of winegrowing dating back to Gallo-Roman times, Brittany has no recent winegrowing tradition. This means it's in a position to test new grape varieties, innovate, invent, and even go in search of forgotten grapes. Great discoveries ahead.
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The renaissance of Breton wines
Although there are traces of winegrowing dating back to Gallo-Roman times, Brittany has no recent winegrowing tradition. This means it's in a position to test new grape varieties, innovate, invent, and even go in search of forgotten grapes. Great discoveries ahead.
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Craftsmen & Know-How
Jérémy Delval X Nicolas Poirier: a pastry chef, a designer, a collab
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Jérémy Delval X Nicolas Poirier: a pastry chef, a designer, a collab
To continue our series of gourmet conversations, Gault&Millau meets Jérémy Del Val, executive pastry chef at Maison Dalloyau, and designer Nicolas Poirier, aka Bishop Parigo.
Bastien Blanc-Tailleur, the art of ornamental pastry-making
This pastry chef dazzles the world with his fairytale-esque "pièces montées". Discover the career and talent of Bastien Blanc-Tailleur, who has just been awarded the "Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant" label. A first consecration.
Shanghai to Paris, on the Xiao Long Man Tou route
It's a bit of Shanghai that moves to Paris with the opening of the Dragon and Lantern Festival, an enchantment that makes you want to take off for this Chinese metropolis with such a distinctive character and discover one of its culinary specialties: the famous Xiao Long Man Tou.
3 ways to treat yourself to a gastronomic experience when you're under 30
They are tomorrow's customers. And yet, it's not always financially easy to access the experience of a great restaurant when you're a young professional. However, there are some good deals available...
Top 5 hotels within an hour of Paris
Fancy a real nature weekend without a long train or car journey? Nothing could be easier with these five refuges perfect for a beautiful escape. Warm, cosy and close to the capital.
Thierry Marx is leaving Mandarin Oriental - here's why
The 4-toque Gault&Millau chef has announced his departure from the Mandarin Oriental Paris in a press release sent to the editor. Here are the reasons for his decision.
(Almost) easy Christmas gifts to find at the last minute
As Christmas approaches, there are two teams when it comes to gift-giving: those who plan ahead, and those who start shopping on December 23. For the latter, here are a few ideas.
Romain Meder's good addresses
Romain Meder, chef at Domaine de Primard in Guainville, shares his tips for buying bread, vegetables and cider. Take notes!
Andouille de Vire, its history and a good place to find it
How is andouille de Vire made? Where can you find a good one? Gault&Millau takes you on a tour of this tasty delicatessen.
"Bread and Freedom", a book steeped in history
Specialists in the cultural history of food, Coline Arnaud and Denis Saillard recount a thousand years of history through the prism of bread, in "Pain et liberté. A political history of bread".
Smoked salmon, the Gault&Millau test bench
The Gault&Millau experts have tasted a selection of smoked salmon, a festive product par excellence, but one that can be found all year round in supermarkets and artisan shops. Here are their opinions.
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