le de la Gastronomie et du Vin is dedicated to introducing visitors from all over the world to the gastronomic meal of the French and the climates of the Burgundy vineyards, both of which are listed as Unesco World Heritage Sites. To celebrate this French art of living, this brand new venue in Di ...
to cross a very strange bestiary near the ponds of Jura! Copyright: julyscrap69 3- La Fosse Dionne In the center of the town of Tonnerre in Burgundy, the blue waters of la Fosse Dionne have fueled legends since the dawn of time. This sacred spring, once dedicated to a Celtic deity, has ...
(pictured below), tartines comtoises or choucroute comtoise. Copyright : Arnaud 25 It is also in this region that you can taste the last traditional Burgundy snails. 3- To discover the local crafts Another good reason to visit Montbéliard and its region in winter is to bring back from ...
aine are examples of dry, light white wines. To 'wake up the taste buds', a sweeter white like Muscat can be given earlier. Take a light red like a Burgundy if you really want a red. Rosé is also nice, especially in summer. Serve your white and rosé wines chilled (as they should be). No prep ...
ction in noble and durable materials. French craftsmanship takes center stage. The idea to create a Harry Potter-themed furniture and home decor collection sprouted in Burgundy within the Maringue family. These three siblings, who are fans of J.K. Rowling's series, lead the company Fantastic Home. ...
loropetalum has white flowers. However, garden centers mainly carry cultivars with bright pink colors, such as Loropetalum chinense 'Fire Dance' or 'Burgundy'. This species does not always have an interesting fragrance, but the 'Rubra' variety offers very fragrant fuchsia flowers. The 'Zhuzhou' va ...
