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15 alcohol-free fruit and herbal drinks
Against a backdrop of declining wine consumption, kombucha, infusions, kefir and other beverages made from plants, fruit and flowers are gaining in popularity. Here's our selection.
Where to stay close to the vineyards in Corsica?
From the north to the south of the Isle of Beauty, four hotels nestled in the heart of the vineyards or just a stone's throw away, with, for some addresses, rows of vines grazing the pool or the table on which bottles and glasses from the estate wait for the aperitif.
Sylvestre Wahid opens a new address in the heart of Provence
At the beginning of May 2026, chef Sylvestre Wahid took over Mas de l'Amarine in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence. The guesthouse features two dining areas.
Three chefs set to shake up South-East gastronomy
The Dotation Jeunes Talents Gault&Millau made a stop at Lyon's Institut Lyfe for its Sud-Est 2026 session. Three promising chefs were rewarded for their first restaurant project.
Christophe Aribert opens Le Comptoir in Grenoble
Christophe Aribert will set up his new address in the heart of Grenoble in late spring 2026. Named Le Comptoir, this hybrid venue will be housed in the former Sainte-Cécile convent.
The perfect weekend just a stone's throw from Paris
Just 30 minutes from Paris, the Maison du Val reinvents the chic country house: a place in the forest where nature, generous cuisine and discreet kid-friendliness at last offer a real family breather!
Nina Métayer opens her first tea room on the island of Ré
In June 2026, Nina Métayer will open a new location on the Ile de Ré. It will be a year-round tea room, combining pastries, seasonal snacks and local roots.
Éric Pras reveals his favorite Burgundy producers
Market gardeners, butchers, chocolatiers, wine merchants... Éric Pras, chef at Maison Lameloise in Chagny, shares five addresses of the artisans and producers who make Burgundy so rich.
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.
