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A tribute to Peter Mayle

22nd Jan 2018

On Thursday, Peter Mayle - writer of the best-selling memoir A Year in Provence - died in hospital near his home in Vaugines, a village in the Luberon...

Loire Valley: Château de Chenonceau and Diane de Poitiers

10th Jan 2018

A château with a long and storied history, the Château de Chenonceau was first built between 1513 and 1521 by Thomas Bohier, who used it...

Mediterranean Coast: Carcassonne and the Cathar Crusades

20th Dec 2017

The early 13th century was a dark time for the Mediterranean Coast. The Cathars - a Christian sect distinct from the Catholic church - were thriving...

French Wines at Christmas, Part Two - Whites (and some reds!)

6th Dec 2017

In part one we discussed the best red wines for parties and to go with roasts and cheese. In part two we look at the tricky business of finding a wi...

French Wines at Christmas, Part One - Reds

5th Dec 2017

Many people get in a tizz about which wines to serve over the holiday season, and the huge choice on offer can seem mind-boggling, especially if you...

Recipe of the month - Bûche de Noël

1st Dec 2017

Bûche de Noël With Christmas just around the corner, there's a whole lot to plan for, from presents to decorations to Christmas dinner - b...

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