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Promoting Roussillon wines
The globe-trotting Bordeaux winemaker loves the richness and diversity of his Roussillon estate. A vineyard from which he knows how to produce highly original cuvées.
Languedoc-Roussillon stopover for the Wine Tour
Second leg of Wine Tour 2017. This time, it's off to the Château d'Or et de Gueules to once again bring together chefs and wine professionals.
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.
The Wine Tour in Paris
The Gault&Millau Wine Tour, designed to bring together all those involved in wine and cuisine, is coming to Paris on October 09 for the final date of its 2017 tour. Trophy awards, networking and gourmet tastings are on the agenda for this not-to-be-missed event!
Dotation Jeunes talents Gault&Millau, 3 new winners
Gault&Millau is once again crisscrossing the regions of France with four stops to unearth new talent. The fourth stopover of 2016 takes place in the Languedoc-Roussillon region on Monday November 21, 2016 in Carcassonne.
Where to eat in 2026? 360 must-try restaurants in Occitanie-Andorre
The 2026 edition of the Occitanie-Andorre regional guide is out. From Aveyron to Pyrénées-Orientales, discover what the region has to offer: gourmet itineraries, restaurants, hotels, food shops and local producers..
Julien Dumas' good addresses
Committed to sustainable cooking that respects the living world, Julien Dumas, chef at Le Pergolèse restaurant in Paris, cultivates strong ties with his producers. From the Perche to the Gironde estuary, the chef reveals the good addresses that fuel his creativity.
Is altitude an Eldorado for wines?
In the face of global warming, climbing to higher altitudes to lose a few degrees and preserve the freshness of wines seems an attractive solution. But what does mountain viticulture really entail?
One fig, one egg!
An old adage that reflects the nutritional richness of this fleshy fruit, whether white, red, purple or even black. This new fruity end-of-summer episode reveals the delicate flavours of the different fig varieties.
It's time... for apricots
With its soft, velvety skin, plump body and summery fragrance, the majestic apricot has arrived on the shelves. This summer, Gault&Millau invites you to discover our favorite fruits in the heart of the orchards.
Cherry time has come
For this latest episode, Gault&Millau succumbs to the sweetness of freshly picked cherries. Bigarreaux, Morello cherries, guignes... Depending on the region, varieties and tastes differ. They can be eaten fresh and cooked in an infinite number of sweet and savoury ways.
Competition "bio
The 26th Concours International des Vins Organiques et en Conversion took place on Monday May 9 in Paris. The program featured 634 organic wine samples from 13 countries around the world. This international competition, founded in 1996 by Pierre Guigui, a member of the Gault&Millau tasting committee, aims to highlight organic, biodynamic and in-conversion wines. Since this year, it has been organized by Armonia, a company specializing in the organization of wine and spirits competitions. 200 medals were awarded by the jury, which included Gaul&Millau. Among the gold medal winners, we have selected a few whites and reds that are a must-taste.
