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This Breton estate is the new must-visit destination
Just outside Vannes, the Domaine du Liziec blends heritage and modernity in a setting steeped in legend. With its ancient stonework, contemporary design, and cozy atmosphere, this destination invites guests to savor a holistic experience that goes far beyond a simple hotel stay.
We thought rice pudding was old-fashioned… but these 3 creations prove otherwise
With its creamy texture, comforting flavor, affordability, and simplicity, rice pudding has won back the hearts of those with a sweet tooth. But while the original version remains a favorite, rice pudding is also inspiring chefs. Whether as artisanal ice cream, flan, or île flottante, this childhood classic is being reinvented in unexpected ways.
The Ultimate Guide to the Best Provence Rosés for Summer
Want to discover the best Provence rosés for summer? From iconic wineries to exceptional vintages and perfect pairings for your aperitifs and sunny meals, here’s an unmissable selection of Provence rosés that are making waves this year.
Behind the plates of Maison Aribert lie 5 local nuggets
Christophe Aribert, chef at Maison Aribert in Uriage-les-Bains, shares his tips for buying mushrooms, trout and lamb.
Looking for relaxation? Discover 10 must-visit thalasso hotels
Between urban stress and greyness, your zen is bordering on zero! Forget home spas: here are 10 addresses where seawater, heated just right, revives your energy.
6 sweet white wines under 30 euros
Festive, gourmet and affordable, these sweet white wines for under €30 offer remarkable value for money. Far from clichés, these cuvées stand out for their freshness and their ability to accompany a wide range of dishes, without breaking your budget.
Julien Gatillon inaugurates Au Bon Lait with an original creation
Julien Gatillon unveils his new Au Bon Lait house with an original creation, born of a secret recipe and the Haute-Savoie region. A first step in a gourmet adventure dedicated to Megève milk.
Three whiskies to explore the nuances of French savoir-faire
France is welcoming new spirits to its soil, a far cry from calvados and cognac. A number of houses are launching whisky production to highlight their unique terroir.
Hugo Bourny explores the cuisine of rare plants at Lucas Carton
At Lucas Carton, chef Hugo Bourny unveils an original menu entirely dedicated to aromatic plants. These plants can be found alive at the heart of the restaurant. A rare experience available from September 24 to the end of October.
Les Riceys rosé, a rosé that isn't
A confidential appellation, a wine for both gastronomy and ageing, Les Riceys rosé has very little to do with the world of rosés. Discover this unusual gem from the Aube region.
