GLACIER GERONIMI
Read moreYou thought you had already eaten ice cream? Futé had a revelation by discovering the icy wonders made by a Corsica with infinite talent, the glacier chief Pierre Geronimi. This island in Sagone puts fire in all the palate palaces with its ice melts. Pierre Geronomi, like a tailor-made designer obsessed with textures and taste, works for the greatest names of luxury - with his famous champagne Wive Clicquot ice cream - and French gastronomy, like a certain Paul Bocuse. Intransigent with the extreme quality of the materials he works, and especially the fruit, the artisan Pierre Geronimi works as a alchemist to bring out in his ice cream and sorbets the quintessence of original flavors. If Pierre Geronimi is not crossed in Grenoble, Jean-Jacques Domard -partner and manufacturer in Seyssins- applies all recipes using the same products as the Corsican glacier. Smart crust at every tasting - there are new features all year- and promises you ecstasy whatever the perfume chosen. With ice cream and sorbets that contain about 95% of fruit from a well-defined soil - no dye, no stabilizer, no preservatives, or flavor enhancers - the decaying sorbets with unconcealed pleasure, the ice signed by Germs Onimi offers moments of happiness, both poetic and real, not missing. With a laboratory located in Seyssins, the only one on the continent stamped Geronimi, Jean-Jacques Domard proposes to come to the workshop or get his exceptional ice pots delivered.
TERRE ADÉLICE
Read moreOver the years, the Ardèche-based company has naturally established itself as one of the region's top ice cream makers. In Grenoble, it not only treats gourmets to delicious 100% organic artisanal ice creams made from seasonal fruit, particularly from the Ardeche and AURA regions, but also offers an incredible terrace in the heart of the city to enjoy a quiet cup of ice cream. In a city that can be overheated at the height of the summer season, there's sometimes a wait in the take-away queue, but the many flavors of organic ice creams and sorbets, including some daring ones based on vegetables or original plants, are well worth the effort.