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Why wines from southern Corsica remain so secret
In Corsica, viticulture is a historic economic pillar. Just under 6,000 hectares of vines (half of them PDO) are cultivated all along its coasts. In the department of Corse-du-Sud, Figari and Porto-Vecchio, two geographical denominations within the regional Corsican PDO, are located in the extreme southeast of the island. These small-scale appellations reflect the island's identity, thanks to traditional grape varieties and passionate winemakers.
Paris for less than €150 a night: 10 ultra-stylish boutique hotels for insiders
You've been told for a long time that Paris is unaffordable. It's true - if you look hard enough. For less than 150 euros a night, ten stylish and confidential boutique-hotels prove that good taste is not a matter of budget in one of Europe's most expensive cities.
Where can you eat delicious far breton in Brittany?
Emblematic of Brittany, far is one of the timeless desserts of French cuisine. From bakeries to the finest tables, here's a tour of the most gourmet variations across the Armorican peninsula.
He leaves everything for cheese and is a hit in Marseille
Rue Breteuil, Corniche Kennedy, Endoume or République: in Marseille, it's impossible to miss the lemon-yellow facades that have become La Meulerie's signature.
They did Top Chef 12 years apart, here's what's changed
An emblematic candidate, Pierre Augé took part in Top Chef for the first time in 2010. At the same time, Thibaut Spiwack was still an apprentice at Lucas Carton in Paris. It would be twelve years before he would actually experience Top Chef. In the meantime, the cult program has become a benchmark in the profession. Conversation between the boss* and his committed younger brother.
This man from Lille bet on kombucha before anyone else did
Just a stone's throw from Lille, a brewery unlike any other in the land of beer. Charles Dumeignil and Guillaume Limousin brew modern, creative, delicious, organic, and natural kombuchas under the brand name Loven—a portmanteau of “love” and “levend,” which means “alive” in Flemish.
Why the rest of France has abandoned salted butter
Team sweet butter or team salted butter? Today, the boundaries are pretty blurred, but there's an unusual story that explains the differences between sweet and salted butter consumption in different regions.
These restaurants offer a special Mother's Day menu
Looking for something special to celebrate Mother's Day 2026? Here are eight restaurants offering exclusive menus for May 31.
Nicolas Paciello reveals the desserts that changed his career
Nicolas Paciello reveals himself! Discover his sweet journey through five signature pastries, which will tell you more about the chef's gourmet universe.
Karin Nebot: "We need to desacralize caviar consumption"
Co-director of Kaviari, the company founded by her father, Karin Nebot imports, refines and supplies caviar to chefs. At the same time, she is working to extend consumption of the precious sturgeon eggs to the general public in her Kaviari Delikatessen grocery stores.
Rosés du Roussillon: vintages that will make you forget Provence
Powerful, saline and gastronomic, Roussillon rosés are changing their image. Discover the best 2025 vintages from Collioure and Côtes-du-Roussillon to taste this summer.
Top Chef, putting (tele)reality to the test
Labeled a reality show when it was launched, the culinary competition broadcast on M6 has become, over the seasons, a veritable breeding ground for chefs who are appreciated and recognized by the profession, but the recipe for success isn't always what you'd think.
