By Virginie Bosc - 5th November 2008
« I'm the one who made it! » That's what you can say to your friends while leaving Katrépices. Opened last April, thi
For it is in Drôme and in the south of France in general, as in Italy and in Spain, that one finds truffles. For its fulfilment, its majesty needs a chalky limestone soil and some heat. And it c
It's impossible to get bored in Beaujolais, there's so much to see and discover!
In the region of the Pierres Dorées, come and saunter in the heart of admirable villages such a
by Laurent Turrel, © www.nuncbibendum.com 2008
Karim Vionnet says it himself: « I've always wanted to make a wine that is like me: natural and unpretentio
Karim Vionnet says it himself: « I've always wanted to make a wine that is like me: natural and unpretentious ». A goal realised by this young wine grower who for a s
By Virginie Bosc - 30th september 2008
Of course you won't run into Mowgli at l'hôtel Kipling, but one thing is sure, crossing the threshhold of this 3-star h
By Virginie Bosc - 23th september 2008
Conoisseurs of the seventies will love this place... The colours are flashy, the lines are pure, the design is ultra
By Virginie Bosc - 25th August 2008
Perched at an altitude of 1800 metres, Plein Ciel Hotel, straddling France and Switzerland, will make you a celestial guest!
Plein Ciel is first of all t
A place we like a lot for all kinds of (good) reasons. First of all because the oil that they produce, whether it is olive, nut, hazelnut or rapeseed oil, is always produced with the same care and qua
Do you know Saint-Uze? This little agicultural village, which became a center for pottery over the course of the 19th century, with as many as six pottery workshops, is still producing porcelain. It