Paris France — The NFL, the National Football League kicked off in France on October 25th with the Pittsburgh Steelers beating the New Orleans Saints 16-10 at the Stade de France in […]
When the NFL gets the French Touch
Versailles Celebrates Sophia Coppola’s Marie Antoinette
Versailles, France — It was 20 years ago that the film Marie Antoinette emerged on the big screen and offered an intimate glimpse into the Château of Versailles, where it was filmed. […]
Critic’s Choice: The Extravagant Mr. Aldridge Hits the Hyatt
Paris, France — Decadent dinner parties. A lady in red with a bright white cat. Aces akimbo. Welcome to the wonderful colorful and at times strange world of British photographer and artist […]
Best Bites: Manhattn’s Burgers, A Family Affair
Paris, France – It used to be gauche to enjoy a hamburger in Paris, if you could find one. But the past decade or so has seen burger joints and burgers on […]
Moments in Time: The Historic Swatch Auction Time
With a Grand Gourmet Gazette Slide Show Nantes, France — It is one of those historical watch auctions that gets underway tomorrow afternoon at 2pm at the house of Ivoire Nantes, Couton, […]
The Autumn of the Arts
Paris, France — The celebrated, at times eclectic, occasionally avant-garde art scene that we call the Autumn of the Arts at The Gourmet Gazette unfolds in various venues throughout the French capital […]
Critic’s Choice: Threads
Paris, France — As the autumn of the arts gets underway in Paris, with notably Art Basel Paris, an intriguing exhibition is underway in one of the French capital’s palatial hotels. The […]
A Family Affair: A Festive Flower Torque Necklace from the House of Una Storia
The family-owned house of Una Storia, which means a story in Italian, is celebrating its upcoming 20th anniversary in a floral fashion with a limited edition torque necklace. The Torque Madeira draws […]
A Gourmet Gazette Fine Wine Find: The Domaine Siouvette
As summer lingers into autumn we headed down to the Saint Tropez peninsula right here in Paris with a delightful rosé from the family-owned Domaine Siouvette wine estate. The vineyards float between […]
Was it Camelot? The Counts of Champagne in the Mystical and Marvel-filled Middle Ages
Troyes, France — The vibrant and resplendent court of the Counts (and Countesses) of Champagne glittered from the 10th to the 14th centuries when this principality, one of the most powerful in […]
