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Why do we serve snails at Christmas?
This Christmas, Gault&Millau takes a look back at the origins of several festive dishes. The aim: to understand where these Christmas traditions come from. Now it's snails' turn!
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Why do we serve snails at Christmas?
This Christmas, Gault&Millau takes a look back at the origins of several festive dishes. The aim: to understand where these Christmas traditions come from. Now it's snails' turn!
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Top 5 hotels to sleep atop a mountain
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Top 5 hotels to sleep atop a mountain
Perched at an altitude of almost 2,000m, away from the ski resorts, these five refuges offer the guarantee of the best snow, but above all a unique immersion in the heart of nature, conducive to the gentlest of disorientations....
Discover Alsace's little-known vineyards
Located at the northern end of the Alsace vineyards, in Westhoffen, Domaine Loew is committed to preserving its territory and producing increasingly gourmet wines.
Caviar de fêtes, the Gault&Millau test bench
Caviar is enjoyed all year round, but reigns supreme on our festive tables. Which one to choose? Discover our test bench.
The Black Forest, its history and our selection of the best addresses
In Germany, as in Alsace, the Black Forest is a source of inspiration for pastry chefs. Chocolate, cherry and whipped cream combine to pay homage to the dense forest of fir and cherry trees found on the banks of the Rhine.
Julien Allano opens his first restaurant in Luberon
The chef will open his first restaurant in spring 2024 in Bonnieux, in the Luberon region of France. Here's everything you need to know about Julien Allano's future restaurant.
Is vi-gétale a new way of cooking?
If the word "vi-gétale" doesn't ring a bell, you're probably familiar with the philosophy behind it. Let's take a look at this innovative and sustainable way of cooking.
Three places to find a killer Munster cheese
The origins of this famous soft Alsatian cheese, made from cow's milk, date back to the 7th century. It was born in the abbey that gave its name to the town of Munster. On the other side of the mountains, in the heart of the Vosges, it's called munster--géromé, or géromé for short, the name being an alteration of that of Gérardmer.
12 wines to enjoy over the holidays
The festive season is approaching... Gault&Millau gives you its tips on food and wine pairing. A selection of unmissable vintages, starting at 9 euros a bottle.
Hugues Pouget & Lorenz Bäumer: a pastry chef, a jeweller, a Christmas collab
Gault&Millau went to meet chef Hugues Pouget and jeweller Lorenz Bäumer, an unexpected duo for a friendly and daring sweet conversation.
Padam celebrates Edith Piaf's birthday over three evenings
To celebrate the 60th anniversary of La Môme's death, Hotel Padam and its restaurant have planned several high-flying celebrations. Here's how to join in the festivities!
Patrice Vander, cook, & Valentin Prost, gardener at Royal Évian
As part of our "A cook, a gardener & their vegetable garden" series, we head for the Royal Évian hotel on the shores of Lake Geneva.
Vaisseau: Adrien Cachot's new restaurant just opened
Revealed by the 2020 edition of Top Chef, Adrien Cachot has left his mark on both minds and palates. Three years later, he is putting his know-how to work at Vaisseau, his new Parisian restaurant.
Crystal glass: its history, its advantages and our maintenance tips
In the refined world of tableware, crystal shines in the limelight. From its European origins to the creations of the great names, dive into the history of this exceptional material, a symbol of elegance and finesse.
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