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Dominique Crenn's new project in France
Starting in 2025, Dominique Crenn and Les Bateaux Belmond are teaming up to offer gourmet cruises through the French countryside. A new project that will enable the chef to maintain a link with France.
A chef with 4 Gault&Millau toques serves up an exceptional pot-au-feu in his Parisian brasserie
To welcome autumn, Mauro Colagreco invites you to taste his version of pot-au-feu at the Grand Coeur brasserie in Paris. Comforting as can be!
Sugar pie, its history and our best addresses
Discover sugar tarts, a Northern French speciality that has been reinterpreted many times but never altered, from Béthune to Ramatuelle to Paris.
After Orgueil, Eloi Spinnler spices up Parisian life with his new restaurant Colère
The young chef, just turned thirty, is about to open his second restaurant. After the first Sin Capital, Orgueil, it's the turn of the volcanic Colère to see the light of day in the 9ᵉ arrondissement of Paris.
The Ritz auctions off a selection of the palace's legendary pieces
On September 25, 26 and 27, 2024 at Artcurial, a selection of around 1,500 lots will be offered for sale. A complete ensemble reflecting the history of the Parisian showcase.
Le Financier, its history and our best addresses
A small ingot-shaped cake, the financier continues to seduce young and old alike. If it has conquered pastry chefs, the food industry has also happily seized upon it.
At Degrenne, steel makes its mark
The name has such an impact and enjoys such notoriety that Degrenne, which made the Olympic torch on behalf of the ArcelorMittal group and not in its own name, is in everyone's mind associated with this symbol of the Paris 2024 Games. Degrenne has been awarded the "Entreprise du patrimoine vivant" (Living Heritage Company) label, and is a fixture on everyone's table, from top chefs to private customers. This is the success story, with its ups and downs, of a company which, thanks to its unique know-how and expertise, has been making a name for itself for 76 years.
Yves-Marie Le Bourdonnec, his new life in Bouhy
Yves-Marie Le Bourdonnec is a happy man. Not just because he's become a full-time Bouhytat - that's to say, a resident of Bouhy, in the Nièvre département, a commune "in the middle of nowhere", as city dwellers would say, 15 kilometers from Donzy to the south, and a little more from Clamecy to the east and Cosne-sur-Loire to the west. In other words, for those who don't know any of these three reference towns, it's a "lost hole".
Bakeries to discover during the Olympic Games
Good bread and pastries! During the two Olympic weeks, discover the best bakeries listed by Gault&Millau. Here's a selection of addresses.
Thomas Boudat, an Olympic runner on the wine trail
On August 3, 2024, Thomas Boudat will get on his bike to represent France at the Paris Olympics. At the end of the competition, the French cyclist, already a multi-titled international rider, will take a 360° turn to become a winemaker at his family's Bordeaux estate.
