Craftsmen & Know-How
Pastis made in Paris by Maison Hamelle
Respecting raw materials and artisanal production, Maison Hamelle was co-opted into the Collège culinaire de France, which brings together restaurants, food shops and producers in this sustainable commitment. Recognition quickly overcame the doubts inherent in the early days. Proud to showcase his work, Jérôme Hamelle opens his factory in the 11th arrondissement to visitors two afternoons a week. It's possible to take part in a workshop to make your own pastis. It's also possible to enjoy the original orgeat syrup from the young Lissip brand. Pastis Parisien" has conquered its audience, and not just in the capital. Some even order it from the South of France...
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