Alexandre Gauthier and Ruinart: Eat a Work of Art
At times art comes in surprising packages
Founded in 1729, the luxury champagne house Maison Ruinart has had an affiliation with art since 1896 when it commissioned Czech artist Alphonse Mucha to create an advertising...
Dominique Crenn: Rebel Chef
Dominique Crenn is one of the world’s greatest chefs. Her flagship restaurant in San Francisco, Atelier Crenn, has been awarded three Michelin stars, while her Bar Crenn holds another star. Known for her creative...
New Beginnings in France: Trish Deseine’s Home in Le Perche
Torn between her native Ireland and her adopted France, Trish Deseine learns to follow her heart
"I choose the rooms that I live in with care,” sang Leonard Cohen. And over the years my choices...
Introducing the New Taste of France Website
We’re delighted to announce the launch of Taste of France Magazine’s new website – your one-stop guide to French food and drink.
Check out our chefs’ hacks and daily recipes guaranteed to suit ravenous locavores, carnivores...
Auberge la Fenière in Provence: the world’s only gluten-free, Michelin-starred restaurant
It’s an oasis of serenity in the heart of Provence. The Auberge la Fenière lies at the foot of a forest-covered hillside, just beyond the charming village of Lourmarin. It’s a hotel and restaurant...
Interview with Jean-Denis Rieubland, Executive Chef of Royal Champagne Hotel & Spa
Jean-Denis Rieubland, Meilleur Ouvrier de France, has spent the last 31 years in restaurants, honing his skills at prestigious establishments such as the historic La Tour d’Argent in Paris, and earning two Michelin stars...
Female Chefs in France: Making their Way in a Man’s World
French chefs often cite their mothers or grandmothers as their biggest influence. Yet in France’s elite kitchens – and its awards ceremonies – women are still glaringly absent. Jennifer Ladonne reports on on-going efforts...
Delicious Dordogne: The Gourmet Book Fair in Périgueux
It’s not only truffles, foie gras and walnuts that are famous in Périgord!
Every two years, the Périgueux Salon du Livre Gourmand, in the Dordogne region, pays a mouthwatering tribute to literature and gastronomy -...
We’re Launching Taste of France Magazine
The countdown to the launch of our new French foodie bible, Taste of France, has begun – and it’s set to be the best thing since sliced baguette!
Our team of elite gourmands has certainly put...
Parisian Walkways: Rue du Nil in the 2nd Arrondissement
This was once the gateway to Paris’s most notorious slum, then part of its textile industry. Now it is a forward-thinking foodie heaven. Jeffrey T Iverson visits rue du Nil...
When, in 2009, chef Grégory...