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Maison Rougié: 150 years of French excellence
In Sarlat, in the heart of the Périgord Noir region, one house has embodied the quintessence of French culinary luxury for a century and a half: Rougié. From artisan foie gras to gourmet tables the world over, we take a look back at a family adventure that has become a national icon.
L'Ostalas, a bubble of well-being
In the heart of the Quercy Blanc region, between Montauban and Cahors, Tarn and Garonne, a couple has reinvented itself and a new hotel business. L'Ostalas skilfully combines wellness and creativity.
Piquette rides the wave of freshness
A peasant drink made from wine, piquette is making a comeback in the vineyards despite its ban.
In Limogne, this young culinary talent shines in the Gault&Millau awards
Lucie Fuan, from La Table de Charrou (2 toques) in Limogne-en-Quercy, receives the Jeune Talent en Salle 2026 trophy for the Occitanie-Andorre region.
Is complantation a viticultural model for the future?
What if grape varieties didn't appear on the label? What if their mere mention was of no importance? What if terroir was all that mattered? Many estates choose to blend different grape varieties on the same plot, for the diversity it creates in the vines and the complexity it brings to the wines.
