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 6th September 2008
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Food and Wine in the Dordogne Market day in the DordogneTime for local produce - and chat! more... Dordogne wines - treasures to discoverA guide to the Bergerac appellations
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Dordogne Food & Wine
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Over 9000 properties for sale throughout France..... More search options A gourmet tour in the DordogneRead our latest suggestions about visiting the Dordogne's Michelin-starred restaurants and give your tastebuds a treat!Cuisine Périgourdine - not for the faintheartedThe Dordogne is predominantly rural and agricultural, which means that the local cuisine is based on local produce, eaten in season. Forget the waxy tastelessness of the supermarket vegetables ... more...Frenchentrée's GastrozoneAccess everyday information to help your French food-shopping experiences flow more smoothly.Seafood Vocabulary If you are bewildered by the range of seafood, the names, and the questions you are asked at the seafood counter, this should help!more... |
There is no main road, little passing traffic, no weekly market, no wayside sign to give you a clue about its existence. If you know about La Truffe D’Or you are a local, living within an eight- or nine-kilometre radius of St Mayme-de-Pereyrol, a tidy village with its salle de fete and church and a few kempt houses, a five-minute drive south westish of the small town of Vergt.
Here is our latest menu for a traditional Piemontese (northern Italian) Sunday lunch menu. The menu lists food & wine you will never find locally; you'd have to travel ...
Much has been written about great food and wine in France and specifically from the Dordogne. This region is famous for rich cuisine unique to the area. Think of exotic truffles, smooth foie gras, and aromatic walnut oil and you will think of the Dordogne...
Jo & Ronan McIntyre managed to start a business in the Dordogne, refurbish and open their new pub AND get married in one year. The final stage of renovations (the kitchen) is complete, so now they've added a scrummy menu to their list of achievements...
A few weeks ago we heard from Marc Videau, who runs Radio Liberté in Ribérac, that the Hostellerie 
If your life in France would be entirely complete, if only there was ale and fish 'n chips, then your prayers have been answered. Starting on 19th April 2007, 'The Dordogne Chippy' will be frying at markets and bars throughout the area...
The village of Echourgnac, on the road from Ribérac to Montpon, is no particular beauty spot, but if you want a bargain lunch during the week, you can't do better than the Auberge de la Double...
There's your café terrace in the sun, just inviting you to sit down. But how do you order the coffee you want?
There are times when you just can't face preparing dinner. The other night was one of those times. Removals men had spent most of the day dumping a whole load of furniture, crates and cartons in our rented house, succeeded by Bryan, our friendly computer engineer...
We first visited the Grappe d'Or in the summer, when we discovered there was no longer a restaurant in the confines of the Château de Monbazillac. Although it ...