Gourmet products local specialties and wines Dordogne

When a native of the North moves to the Périgord, he brings with him a taste for beer! Among the 220 different beers (for over 300 references) you'll find in this beer cellar, there's plenty that smacks of the Nord, from the Aisne to Belgium, not forgetting the Oise. The grandson of a brewer, Arnaud advises with taste and good humor in this unusual cellar, built entirely of Périgord stone. Whether you're looking for a prestigious beer or a more everyday reference, he'll be able to guide you every step of the way!

An excellent wine and beer cellar run by a couple of very friendly enthusiasts! There are no silly questions to ask, whether about a beer denomination or the best wine to choose for an aperitif with friends or a family dinner. Local products are generously featured, from walnut-based aperitifs and BAM beers to Bergerac wines and creations from the Ort distillery. There's something for every preference, every occasion, and every wallet.

On Villefranche's main street, you can take a break at Charlotte's Snack Bar to enjoy sweet and savory pies, salads, farmers' plates, locally made ice creams and cakes accompanied by a selection of coffees and teas from around the world or fresh fruit juices and locally brewed beers. This tea room also offers gourmet breakfasts and brunches. Ideal after having criss-crossed the small roads of the Bessède forest by car, bicycle or on foot.

This is a store like no other. A patisserie, yes, but run from start to finish by a single enthusiast, who does it all herself. Julie excels in the art of creating superb cakes, individual or large-scale, cupcakes or pièces montées, for a sweet treat or a big event. As her small boutique begins to gain notoriety, be sure to anticipate your request in the event of a birthday, wedding or other celebration for which you'd like a beautiful piece, made largely with local ingredients.

Pierre-Antoine Lacabanne invites you to visit his walnut groves and his traditional corn-fed duck and goose farm. The products are prepared and cooked on site. In the shop you can find foie gras, confits, duck breast, galantines, pâtés, stuffed necks, walnut oil, walnuts, asparagus, truffles and ceps. All year round the farm sells fresh products: goose and duck, but also farm poultry, chickens, guinea fowl, ducks, capons, turkeys... They are present on the gourmet markets.

The Domain is located at approximately 5 km from the bastide, and is composed of 7,5 ha of chestnut orchards. There is a traditional chestnut grove that is more than 50 years old, as well as an orchard where only the "Marigoule" variety of chestnut trees grow. At the Vigouroux mill, the chestnuts are ground by two heavy granite millstones. They will give a fragrant flour which has the particularity of being gluten free and which allows to make gnocchi, pasta, bread, cakes, etc. The products can be bought on site and online.

Paul Thirion, originally from the Paris region, got hooked on honey by making hives when he was a Compagnon du devoir. He left for Chile and then Italy to discover the profession of beekeeper on a large scale. He then arrived in Périgord and set up his first hives. Today he has 400 and he plans to increase this number to 500. Why black honey? Simply because the local bee is the black bee. The honey production is varied: spring flowers, Erica heather, borage, arbutus, callune, verbena, etc.

Welcome to La Cantine by Fabrice Le Chef, a restaurant located in the heart of the charming medieval town of Daglan, in the Périgord Noir region. In a warm and cosy setting, Fabrice Le Chef and his team welcome you to share a good time around a good table. The menu features homemade dishes with a South-West accent, such as homemade foie gras, tournedos Rossini and the Chef's burger. Chef's suggestions, based on seasonal produce, are also available. Don't miss our delicious desserts. La Cantine features a large, bright main dining room, as well as two terraces for outdoor dining. Reservations are highly recommended. You'll also find a delicatessen and a wine cellar. Fabrice Le Chef also offers catering services for special events. For those wishing to extend their stay, Fabrice Le Chef also offers a comfortable gîte for 6 people. Don't miss the opportunity to discover Fabrice Le Chef's authentic cuisine during your visit to Daglan.

This very pretty shop is a delicatessen with a slightly old-fashioned charm, which sells mainly regional products, but also well-selected products from the four corners of France according to the artisanal know-how of the producers: chocolates, coffees, teas, mustards, honeys, oils, pâtés, wines, spirits, etc. Special mention for the home-made biscuits, cookies and shortbread in profusion. On the spot, you can enjoy a drink and taste new homemade pastries: tarts, chouquettes and other sweet delights.

Benoit Serre, passionate about bees, has been a beekeeper since 2013. Today, there are 140 hives working for the Rucher du Marandou. He offers a wide range of honeys: spring honey, acacia honey, linden honey, chestnut honey ... You can visit the honey house, discover the world of bees through an exhibition and glass hives and taste 100% natural honey. You can buy honey and mead at the apiary or in about fifty sales outlets in the department.