Paris, France — It was one of the highlights of April in Paris and a run-up to Earth Day as the house of Rhum J.M, producer of fine rums from the island […]
A Gourmet Gazette Fine Sustainable Cocktail Find: Rhum J.M
It’s Champagne Time with an Exceptionally Eclectic Experience from Ruinart
Paris, France — Ruinart, regarded as the oldest champagne house, remains one of the most innovative. Within the context of its Champagne for Art program, the house recently opened up an ephemeral […]
The Coffee Culture Continues at Caron
Paris, France – Paris, a city historically known for its café culture since at least 1686 when a Sicilian chef, Procopio Cutò, opened up what is regarded as the oldest café in […]
A Hit for Hydrogen
Paris, France — Hydrogen and the Eiffel Tower, a match made in heaven or at least beneath the Parisian night sky. The operation dubbed Hydrogen Paris literally came to light on May […]
A Gourmet Gazette Fine Wine Find for the Quintessential Kir
Paris, France — Fortunately some things never go out of style and the Kir is one of them. The famous before lunch or dinner French cocktail is a joyful combination of ice […]
A Gourmet Gazette Fine Wine Find: The Secret of Saint-Véran
Paris, France — It is one of the fine wines of the Burgundy and Macon regions and one of its unsung heroes, too. The lively Saint-Véran, a relatively new appellation (1971), is […]
A Gourmet Gazette Fine Wine Find: The Rich Rosés of the Château of Léoube
Paris, France — As winter begins to gradually turn into spring, thoughts turn to refreshing rosé wine. And it turns out that the mild year of 2020 in Provence has produced a […]
The Bounty of Brittany
The vast coast of Brittany in western France is a series of beaches. boulders, and sand swept spaces. There is a special beach, a natural beach, made up of wild white oyster […]
Good Gold
Paris, France — It is a shiny medallion made of 18 carat recycled gold and set off with a bright red ruby. The medallion has been brought out by the young Parisian […]
Coffee Culture
Paris, France – The specialty coffee scene continues in Paris, a city historically known for its café culture since at least 1686 when a Sicilian chef Procopio Cutò opened up what is […]
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