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 […]
The Sumptuous Saga of Suze
A Coast of Legends
Mystical blue waters, a chapel on a wilder shore, the panoramic fortress of Brest on France’s Breton coast emerge in the paintings Stéphane Labous. Drawing inspiration from the northern coast of the […]
Curating Coffee
Paris, France – It is a special new gourmet shop in Paris, a shop opened to celebrate one of the most innovative specialty coffee shops and bars in the French capital. It […]
Absolutely Organic from La Compagnie des Indes
Paris, France – La Compagnie des Indes, a mythical name on the French gourmet horizon. Founded in 1665 by the Sun King himself, Louis XIV, the origin of La Compagnie des Indes […]
In Awe of Archeology
This weekend the National Archeology Days are kicking off from June 14th through to June 16th in France for the 10th time and for the first time in Europe. For three days […]
It’s Champagne Time With Nicolas Feuillatte
The house of Nicolas Feuillatte has just brought out its refreshing and limited edition Patrimoine Mondiale Réserve Exclusive Brut cuvée to the delight of champagne lovers who enjoy a fresh champagne that […]
A Smashing Skeleton Timepiece from Michel Herbelin
The house of Michel Herbelin has brought out its classic Newport watch in a new version offering a great view onto its movement. The Newport Skeleton model has been brought out in […]
Olive Oil, Older than the Hills
Olive oil comes to us straight out of Antiquity and probably before. Cultivated by the ancient Greeks and Romans, who planted olive groves in all of their colonies, olive oil was not […]
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