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Marc Haeberlin opens a delicatessen in Illhaeusern
Tables & Chefs
Marc Haeberlin opens a delicatessen in Illhaeusern
Chef Marc Haeberlin has just inaugurated a new address in Paris: a delicatessen, accessible to all, attached to the Auberge de l'III, combining Alsatian products, chocolate and the art of living.
Julien Binz crowned Gault&Millau d'Or 2026 for the Grand Est region
Tables & Chefs
Julien Binz crowned Gault&Millau d'Or 2026 for the Grand Est region
Julien Binz is chef of the eponymous restaurant in Ammerschwihr, Haut-Rhin. He was awarded the Gault&Millau d'Or 2026 trophy for the Grand Est region on Monday, October 27, 2025.
Jean-Luc Brendel, chef, & Marie Bihl, market gardener, in the kitchen garden of La Table du Gourmet
Tables & Chefs
Jean-Luc Brendel, chef, & Marie Bihl, market gardener, in the kitchen garden of La Table du Gourmet
As part of our series "A cook, a gardener & their vegetable garden", we head for La Table du Gourmet, in Riquewihr, Haut-Rhin.
Eight exceptional sweet white wines for the festive season
Wines & Spirits
Eight exceptional sweet white wines for the festive season
Sweet white wines are making their way onto festive tables! Still too often neglected, they nevertheless reveal an incredible versatility. Discover our selection of refined cuvées, whose balance of sweet, fresh and acidic flavors will magnify every dish.
Three places to find a killer Munster cheese
Craftsmen & Know-How
Three places to find a killer Munster cheese
The origins of this famous soft Alsatian cheese, made from cow's milk, date back to the 7th century. It was born in the abbey that gave its name to the town of Munster. On the other side of the mountains, in the heart of the Vosges, it's called munster--géromé, or géromé for short, the name being an alteration of that of Gérardmer.
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