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He left everything behind to create a Breton whiskey that’s already winning over chefs
In a region already renowned for its whiskey, Bertrand Jestin crafts a line of organic spirits that are entirely sourced from Finistère. From corn grown in Loctudy to barley from northern Finistère, Bale Bro embodies a new generation of spirits deeply rooted in their terroir.
Who are the “wild boars” shaping the Mont d’Or?
Without the work of this little-known woodworker, Mont d’Or would not have the same flavor. Summer and winter alike, he cuts thin strips of soft wood from the spruce trees of the Jura Mountains, which are then used to wrap the cheeses before they are placed in their molds.
He dared to make balsamic vinegar in Charente: the result has chefs amazed
The Modena region in Italy does not have a monopoly on its famous balsamic vinegar. Proof of this is this gem from the Bourgoin family—a delicately fruity vinegar named Balsam. A delicious discovery showcasing another form of craftsmanship, right in the heart of the Cognac barrels.
How a Prominent Wine Family Turned Its Fortunes Around Thanks to Asparagus
Less well-known than their château in Fargues, the Uza farm in the sandy plains of the Landes region is to white asparagus what a grand cru is to Sauternes: a must-have on gourmet tables. It also marks a new chapter in a family saga that has spanned 500 years.
This farm in Brittany produces exceptional mozzarella
Italy doesn’t have a monopoly on the production of this cheese, which has become a favorite among the French over the past twenty years… Using milk from her buffalo raised in Brittany, Suzanna Lemoine makes an amazing mozzarella, as well as other similar products.
This Breton fish farm has found the successor everyone is looking for
A leading figure in the Breton fish farming industry, Robert Le Coat is now handing over his farm to the young and passionate Amaury Guet. Amid technical demands and environmental challenges, this smooth transition also highlights the uncertain future of an industry seeking to pass on its legacy.
This wine from the Vosges is a huge hit, and yet it doesn't contain any grapes
Where can you find rhubarb wine, the unusual specialty from the Vosges that captivates thousands of wine lovers every year? Head to the Moine family’s estate near Épinal, where this tangy, indulgent beverage has been produced since 1985.
Why All of Paris Is Flocking to Achta, the Lebanese Ice Cream Shop
Long lines outside shops, viral videos on social media, and a craze among foodies: Achta ice cream has become one of the new stars of the summer in Paris. Discover our top spots in Paris where you can enjoy the best Achta ice cream.
Why Chefs Are Clamoring for These Rare and Little-Known Breton Butters
A new generation of producers is turning butter into a true culinary gem in the region. With their use of heritage breeds, pasture-based farming, and proven expertise, they are winning over chefs and food connoisseurs with unique flavors that reflect a vibrant local terroir.
Where can you get bingsu? This Korean dessert is all the rage in Paris
With its light, airy texture, bingsu is the perfect dessert to cool you off this summer. And while the original recipe may be unconventional, its wide variety of toppings will delight even the most discerning palates.
We thought rice pudding was old-fashioned… but these 3 creations prove otherwise
With its creamy texture, comforting flavor, affordability, and simplicity, rice pudding has won back the hearts of those with a sweet tooth. But while the original version remains a favorite, rice pudding is also inspiring chefs. Whether as artisanal ice cream, flan, or île flottante, this childhood classic is being reinvented in unexpected ways.
