Craftsmen & Know-How
Roquefort: the age-old secret of the "king of cheeses" finally revealed?
The undisputed star of the Occitanie region, enjoyed the world over, Roquefort cheese often has a place on a platter. Made since the dawn of time, it is the pride of a village made famous by a landslide.
Tables & Chefs
Femmes de Carac'Terre: Marie-Aude Vieira brings together a dozen women for an exceptional gastronomic evening
On October 21, the Serge Vieira restaurant will be the setting for an exceptional dinner orchestrated by women chefs, producers and winemakers. A not-to-be-missed event for Pink October.
Tables & Chefs
Gilles Goujon: “Nature will do its job, but we need to help it”
Between August 5 and 28, 2025, nearly 18,000 hectares of the Corbières mountain range went up in smoke, including part of the heart of Fontjoncouse, where Gilles Goujon (5 toques) opened his restaurant in 1992. A year later, he takes stock of the situation and looks to the future as he gazes at the mountains, still blackened by fire, where, here and there, nature is reclaiming its place.
Wines & Spirits
Languedoc white wines: 5 Corbières appellation wines to discover
Corbières, located in the Aude department, is the largest appellation d'origine contrôlée in Languedoc, with almost 9,000 hectares of vines. Red wines predominate, but many winemakers are also producing increasingly high-quality white wines.
Craftsmen & Know-How
To counter the shortage of kitchen staff, this CFA has found a solution
The gastronomy sector is struggling to recruit. With this in mind, the Union des Métiers et des Industries de l'Hôtellerie, Mission Locale Ouest Audois and Campus CFA Purple set themselves a challenge: ML chef.
Tables & Chefs
Restaurant Serge Vieira celebrates 15 years with unique festivities
Singular menus, great names in gastronomy... For the 15ᵉ anniversary of the Serge Vieira restaurant, the house has come up with a series of unique festivities. Here's the program.
Tables & Chefs
Short sleeves, ovens turned off… Chefs are adapting to the heat wave
Faced with an increasing number of heat waves, chefs are changing their routines. From their stoves to their lighter jackets, these professionals are adapting their work to stay cool.
Craftsmen & Know-How
Kouglof, its history and our good addresses
Kouglof, a cake with a thousand and one stories. From Alsace to our plates, this emblematic dessert takes us back through the centuries. But where can you find the best kouglof? Follow us on a gourmet journey to discover its origins and the addresses that can't be ignored.
Wines & Spirits
Micro-domaines: good wines with limited resources
Taking care of a very small area of vines and producing quality cuvées with little equipment: this was the heart of the "garage wine" movement in Bordeaux in the 1990s. Who are today's micro-domaines?
Tables & Chefs
Behind-the-scenes chefs: their recipe for success
They are second-in-command, or executive chefs. Customers don't know their names. Yet they are inseparable from the success of their media boss. Focus on them.
Craftsmen & Know-How
6 good olive oils made in Occitanie
The history of olive oil production in the Languedoc region dates back to antiquity, marked by ancestral know-how. Discover our selection of six local olive oils, each offering unique aromas to test and savor.