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Rosés du Roussillon: vintages that will make you forget Provence
Powerful, saline and gastronomic, Roussillon rosés are changing their image. Discover the best 2025 vintages from Collioure and Côtes-du-Roussillon to taste this summer.
Rare citrus fruits that chefs are snapping up
The sweet-sour and tangy notes of citrus fruit are (g)astronomically popular. Many varieties, still unknown in France only 15 years ago, owe their fame to passionate chefs and orchards, many of which are located in the south of France.
The power of wood in exceptional spirits
Between production terroir, distillation, length of aging, choice of cask, cask size and spirit type, the combinations used to produce spirits are multiple and sometimes esoteric. For Alexandre Gabriel, owner of Planteray Rum, olfactory memory and instinct are paramount.
Omar Dhiab's bistro finally opens for lunch
Already getting a lot of attention in the evenings, Elbi, Omar Dhiab's second address in Paris's 10ᵉ arrondissement, now offers an accessible bistronomic lunch.
Jeffrey Cagnes in 5 pastries
Jeffrey Cagnes, one of France's leading pastry chefs, retraces his career through five desserts, reflecting his love of classic French pastry and his multicultural origins.
12 incredible toppings for your pancakes
At Chandeleur, let yourself be tempted by gourmet crêpes: jam, chocolate, honey, chestnut cream or caramel to satisfy your taste buds.
Four cuvées from northern vines
From Brittany to Île-de-France and Hauts-de-France, the first vintages from northern France's vineyards are unveiled.
Narae Kim reinvents her Biscuiterie at the Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme
Pastry chef at the Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme, Narae Kim, Gault&Millau Pastry Chef of the Year 2024, is offering a new edition of her snack with Franco-Korean inspirations, to be discovered from now on.
Do you know this vodka from Charente?
Fermented from quinoa and distilled in Cognac, Fair vodka illustrates a brand's transition to more local, responsible production. It embodies the ambition of an ethical spirit, respectful of both producers and the environment.
8 sakes to get you started
To help you discover the art of sake, Gault&Millau offers a selection of eight bottles, somewhere between modern and traditional: ideal for a first approach... as well as for the more curious!
Kitchen scales: mechanical, electronic or vintage? Our Gault&Millau selection
But it's not the only one. Since the dawn of time, scales have been used to weigh, measure and regulate commerce, and have become indispensable to cooks. Since Roberval, who had the idea of placing the pans on top of, rather than underneath, the plague, the utensil has become increasingly sophisticated. The result is an ever lighter, more reliable and more attractive model for our kitchens.
