White or red? Roquebrun, the latest Gourmet Gazette fine wine find, offers both. These are the fruity full-bodied wines from the mythical Languedoc region in the sun-drenched south of France. The white […]
Fine Wine Time with Roquebrun
It’s Champagne Time with De Saint-Gall
It was back in 1966 that 14 champagne cooperatives created the Union Champagne. Their champagnes and vintage champagnes are revealed each year as the house of De Saint-Gall, champagnes that are the […]
It’s Cocktail Time with Absolut Vodka
The Gourmet Gazette takes you on a little armchair traveling to Sweden with this focus on Absolut vodka. Åhus, Sweden is a small, beautifully preserved medieval town in southern Sweden which is […]
Going Gourmet with Guignolet
Rich, fruity, generous, the Guignolet of Anjou is one of the precious liqueurs of France, an iconic drink made with the highly perfumed local wild cherries of the region. Straight and lightly […]
A Resounding Rum
This is about a visionary, luxury rum. A vision of Hernan Parra, the master blender at the house of Dictador, the luxury Colombian house of rum. The house has recently launched its […]
Johnnie Walker: Still Walking 200 Years Later featuring a Gourmet Gazette Slide Show at the End of the Story
Long Read The Johnnie Walker whisky story all began in rural Scotland two centuries ago in the town of Kilmarnock when John Walker opened a small grocery store. He was concerned with […]
The Sumptuous Saga of Suze
Suze, that quintessential French liquor that was put on the market 130 years ago in 1889, remains on the cocktail and apéritif menus of France still today. It is an intriguing drink […]
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