It all began down in a valley. The Arce Valley in the Côte des Bar region of Champagne where there is a house of winemakers, Chassenay d’Arce, a champagne-making cooperative founded in […]
It is a tale of an old forest and a 40-year-old vineyard. And it’s about a wine that is off most wine radar screens: the great and gastronomic Reuilly of the largely […]
The word Burgundy brings forth the magic of its wines but behind this monumental heritage lies a lesser known Burgundian craft, the distillation of local, abundant gourmet fruits like black currant, plums […]
The Coteaux Varois en Provennce are a new addition to our rosé roundup this summer. The vineyards of AOP Coteaux Varois en Provence are located in the heart of what is known […]
Where there was a cake, beautiful and bold and surrounded by gold. Versailles, France— When the American Friends of Versailles organized the “A Legacy of Light” gala in the magnificent castle of […]
The French house of Magnum, the first to introduce ice-cream bars into France back in 1989, returns to Cannes this year with its Maison Magnum located on the famous Croisette during the […]
Paris, France — It’s one of the glamorous stops on the Parisian agenda. The Bristol Hotel has just re-opened its Jardin Français outdoor wining and dining terrace tucked away in the inner […]
With a Gourmet Gazette Special Slideshow Paris, France — The balmy season is approaching and wining and dining is best done outside in hidden gem locations like the outdoor patio at the […]
Eau d’Or, literally water of gold, is an organic liqueur distilled in Meursault in the heart of Burgundy by the independent house of Pegasus Distillerie while drawing its sunny inspiration of citrus […]
Paris, France — A new spot just opened up in Paris on the picturesque and conveniently pedestrian rue de la Huchette in the heart of the Latin Quarter. The Italian house of […]
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