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Gault&Millau Burgundy-Franche-Comté Tour 2027: The Winners
Château de Saulon, June 29, 2026. More than 120 industry professionals gathered, 11 winners were honored, and Alexandre Bondoux was awarded the Gault&Millau d’Or for La Côte Saint-Jacques in Joigny.
Gault&Millau Nouvelle-Aquitaine Tour 2026: The Winners List
Château de Seguin, June 15, 2026. More than 150 industry professionals gathered, 12 winners honored, and Sébastien Faramond named Gault&Millau d’Or for La Table de Pavie in Saint-Émilion. A look back at a ceremony that paints a portrait of a gastronomic region at the height of its influence.
Château d'Audrieu, a holiday combining history and well-being
When the woodwork tells the story and the gardens open up like pages, Château d'Audrieu becomes more than just a place to stay. It becomes the story of an elegant, lively and delicious Normandy.
Château de la Gaude, the art of living in Provence
Nestled between vineyards and garrigue, like a picture-perfect postcard of posh Provence, Château de la Gaude attracts foreign tourists in summer and locals out of season. This aesthetically pleasing haven houses an 18th-century bastide facing a French garden, acres of vineyards and no fewer than four culinary experiences orchestrated by chef Matthieu Dupuis Baumal.
Château Lafaurie-Peyraguey, a jewel in the vineyard
There are very few fully enclosed vineyards in Bordeaux. The four walls surrounding the Sauternes Lafaurie-Peyraguey premier cru classé are already a rarity. And it is on this exceptional terroir, planted since 1618, that a no less exceptional hotel-restaurant stands, opened four hundred years later, in 2018.
Castle life in New Aquitaine
The experts at Gault&Millau have selected six chic ports of call in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region.
Château de la Resle, a different kind of Burgundy
A member of the Design Hotels collection, this 17th-century château is now owned by Dutchman Johan Bouman, who has turned this historic residence into a warm refuge where heritage is skilfully heckled by design and contemporary art. A rare and cosy place, conceived as a guest house.
Château La Coste unveils its new hotel L'Auberge La Coste
Château La Coste has announced the opening of a new hotel on the estate. A place to discover this Easter weekend!
Justin Schmitt named Grand of Tomorrow 2024 for the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur-Corse-Monaco region
Château Eza chef Justin Schmitt was named Grand of Tomorrow at the Gault&Millau Tour Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur-Corse-Monaco 2024.
Immersion in the vineyards of Saint-Émilion
Château Troplong Mondot offers its guests a plunge into an art of living where everything blends together: the beauty of the vineyards and the serenity of the blonde stone buildings housing a dozen rooms, delicious cuisine and the poetry of an immense park. Not to mention a pioneering vision of viticulture, respectful of the land and the work of craftsmen.
Proud Vendée strongholds
Forget about a simple rosé on your way back from the beach at Les Sables-d'Olonne, because the fiefs vendéens, vineyards of the Loire and the ocean, also offer pretty red and white wines, sometimes ambitious, but always fresh. The whites are best enjoyed young with oysters or seafood, but also after a few years in the cellar with noble meats such as sea bass or St. Pierre. Red wines are ideal for summer red meats. Our selection of five must-taste fiefs.
Adomenil Castle
Just a stone's throw from Lunéville, the "Versailles of Lorraine", the Baccarat crystal works and Nancy, Château d'Adomenil is what you might call an insider's secret, the kind you'd like to slip into your ear. The eighteenth-century building is impressive. This is a real château, with its slate roof, adjoining rooms, old-fashioned mouldings and swimming pool... Welcome to the home of Sophie and Cyril Leclerc!
