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Languedoc-Roussillon stopover for the Wine Tour
Second leg of Wine Tour 2017. This time, it's off to the Château d'Or et de Gueules to once again bring together chefs and wine professionals.
Nominees in the 2027 Pastry Chef of the Year category
Jonathan Chapuy, Margaux Boisson, Clément Réauté, and Valentin Mille are in the running for the 2027 Gault&Millau Pastry Chef of the Year award. Four career paths, four ways of approaching dessert.
The Best Restaurants in the Heart of France's Vineyards
From the slopes of Saint-Émilion to the hills of Alsace, these exceptional restaurants celebrate the French art of living. Nestled in the heart of wine-growing regions, here are 10 restaurants that invite you to immerse yourself in an experience where fine wines complement distinctive cuisine.
10 Spa Hotels for a Romantic Weekend in France
Whether for Valentine’s Day or simply to treat yourselves to a getaway for two, France is brimming with destinations where romance goes hand in hand with wellness. From a luxury hotel nestled among the vineyards of Champagne to a treehouse in Touraine, here are ten spa hotels designed for couples seeking privacy and relaxation.
White Médoc: 6 vintages marking the birth of a new appellation
Published in the Official Journal on August 5, 2025, the Médoc Blanc appellation was established with the 2025 vintage. We tasted the first bottles released under this new appellation, which combines a tradition spanning more than three centuries with strict production guidelines.
Sébastien Faramond, recipient of the Gault&Millau Gold Award for the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region
On Monday, June 15, Sébastien Faramond received the Gault&Millau d’Or Award in recognition of his work at La Table de Pavie in Saint-Émilion.
Gaillac withstands the climate: can these old grape varieties save the wine?
In the Tarn valley, Gaillac is etymologically the Gallic rooster, but also the pride of an Occitan vineyard founded in Gallo-Roman times, resisting the invaders with its native grape varieties, which have become the best defense against climatic stress and the globalization of tastes.
France's most traceable chocolate? Matéo's incredible bet
From the cacao tree root to the chocolate square, Matéo Cosnefroy, an agricultural engineer by training and now a bean-to-bar chocolatier in Saint-Jeannet, transforms his Peruvian cocoa beans to create chocolates that are the true reflection of a terroir and know-how.
13 soy sauces tested and approved by Gault&Millau
Shiro, usukuchi, koikuchi, saishikomi or tamari: what qualities should be attributed to the different soy sauces marketed in France? To find out, a panel of judges tasted thirteen sauces of different types, qualities and manufactures. A test bench of varied tastes in which everyone will find their ideal shoyu.
