Charcuteries France

Where would Toulouse be without the Garcia house? These craftsmen butchers have been working there for nearly six decades! Specializing in real Toulouse sausages made by hand, the company offers a superb range of cured meats in its Victor-Hugo market stall. It thus maintains the pork-butchery tradition, while keeping up to date with the latest tastes, respecting the very latest standards in terms of hygiene and traceability. In addition to these delicious Southwestern cochonnailles, you will also enjoy an excellent Pata Negra de Bellota ham. To discover!

A family history that goes back almost thirty years! The reputation of this delicatessen is well established, customers come from all over the country, simply because of the countless flavours it offers. The passion of the well done work animates Clauvis who knows his job and will fill you with pleasure with his dry sausages with pepper, cheese, pine nuts... A space of local and rigorously selected products completes this exceptional delicatessen.

Fabrice and Sylvie Tissot have made a name for themselves in Rethel thanks to the quality of the meat they sell and the service they offer their customers. The major French meat breeds are on show: Aubrac, Blonde d'Aquitaine, Limousine, for the lamb the label Agneau d'or, for the pork Champorci paille. The poultry comes from the Landes and for the end of year celebrations you will find the famous red turkey from the Ardennes. The delicatessen department is not left out. The house has made a name for itself in the gastronomic speciality of Rethel, the white pudding (plain or with onions) where it is among the best craftsmen. Other local stars are also present, such as the famous Ardennes pie and the Ardennes ham. Let yourself be convinced and try this gourmet address to discover all its gastronomic treasures, a friendly welcome will be reserved for you.

The brand has been praising the fine traditional charcuterie since 1895, and its reputation goes far beyond the Papal city! The products follow the seasons: Mignon d'Avignon, game papeton, stuffed piglet, truffled blood sausage, cabbage sausages, andouillettes provençales, caillettes, chipolatas with Nyons olives, Provence herbs, Espelette pepper, merguez, soubressade... Avignon ham, 9 months old, matured in the Fillière workshops, rivals the best Parma hams. A delicatessen section is available for customers in a hurry.

Discover the delights of Charcuterie Cabrol, where quality products are prepared with passion and genuine expertise. Hams are air-dried and matured for 18 months, revealing their exceptional flavor. The establishment offers a wide range of homemade specialties, from pâté de campagne to dry sausage, to tantalize the taste buds right from the start. The silver medal in the 2019 Hérault gourmand competition was awarded to the pure pork filet dry sausage, while the dry-cured superior salt ham received a bronze medal.

Jean-François Bricaud, master catcher, behind the scenes of the manufacture and his wife Corinne, the shop side, resides on this address appreciated by the real amateurs of excellent crafted meats. It contains a wide range of products that they have become specialists in: black boulders, bone ham, head cheese, dry salt smoked salmon, pike quenelles, rillings and cooked dishes that vary over the seasons and change daily. Some desserts and grocery products complement this selection of gourmet products.

Petitgas offers a wide range of pork products, including the famous hams, whose reputation is well established. They are eaten raw, but can also be pan-fried or grilled for thicker slices. The flagship product, the Jambon de Vendée, characterised by its original aroma, tender texture and delicate flavour, is made from a recipe handed down from generation to generation in accordance with traditional know-how.

Maïté and Jean-Baptiste are the guarantors of know-how in the Basque Country with their cured meats from their Ferme Elizaldia since 1983 in Gamarthe, located in the heart of the Basque mountains. The farm processes and markets the pigs they raise. Respecting the principles of sustainable agriculture, with a traceable, balanced diet free from GMOs, over 4,000 hams are sold in a dozen stores and markets, and more widely in other reputable outlets in the Basque country. The same ethic applies to local cheeses and sweets.

As its name suggests, here the specialities are smoked, but not just anyhow! The practice is done the old-fashioned way, i.e. with beech wood fire. Among these products with an exceptional taste, we find the famous andouille of the Val d'Ajol and its cousin, the Gandoyau, the peasant bacon (pork belly rubbed with salt and spices) or the Lorraine spindle. Lovers will also leave with foie gras or stuffed pig's feet. Traditional charcuterie is not to be outdone: special mention for the dry blueberry sausage.

Spain at the Halles de Pau, thanks to Manuel Rodriguez, a true Andalusian from Granada, whose stall is packed with Iberian specialties: the whole range of Serrano hams: Mairal, Iberico - the top-of-the-range ham - or the smoked Serrano from León, as well as cecina, dried and smoked beef and, among the cold meats, chorizo from Salamanca and dried or fresh longanisses, fine sausages flavored with aniseed. And, depending on the season, black pudding with rice from Aragon or onion, the famous El Piquillo stuffed peppers or pure sheep's milk from the arid plateaus of La Mancha and, more recently, Serrano from the province of Granada, 100% natural, with no preservatives or colorants.

The Maison Escudier was founded a century ago, and the know-how handed down from generation to generation takes on its full meaning here. Taste what has made the town's reputation: cassoulet, the real thing, the one that simmers for hours. You can order and take it away fresh, ready to put in the oven, or stock up on jars for the year. Discover other house products such as local ham, dried duck breast, foie gras, ready-made meals... Discover our new store in the ZI d'En Meric and our online boutique

A store that remains a reference to Le Havre. Traditional sausages, sausages, ham and other delicacies are served in the traditional sausages.

A real immersion in Alsace based on sauerkraut, baeckeoffe, strudel, kouglof, flammekueche, smoked collar and sausage. " The City of Strasbourg "carries its name well. In the middle of Essonne, Ludovic Coutelle, a craftsman who is not Alsatian, offers quality production that will make your daily meal or family celebrations happy. All the products sold by Ludovic Coutelle are made by this Alsatian cooking Enthusiast. At the end of the year, the caterer placed on salmon and crab shells, on the salmon cone with a green asparagus foam or on foie gras moss.

Diplomas and cuts at the entrance of the institution. Butchery-butchery Bozon is in fact regularly awarded for its white boudin. In this house created in 1974, the beast is bought directly from the breeders. All meats are house with the exception of raw and mortadelles hams. Civier, sausage, sausage to cook… Regional specialities are honoured and regularly rewarded on the occasion of the Saint-Pig.

On the grocery side, some vegetables and sauces are offered to accompany meat and especially the famous Volailles poultry.

Head of calf, feet and packages, fat-double, kidneys, language is thus a definite success, especially on the market in Bourg-en-Bresse, on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Delicatessen, it also offers boudin, andouillette and other civiers. Catering to the Plateau Gourmand, also offers receptions and weddings. He has also developed, with Artisans du Monde, the Flavours of Equitable, a collection of recipes cooked from local, fair and/or biological products. On order from six people or in catering service, these dishes are served with a minimum of crockery and disposable coatings. What to organize a meal or ensure responsible reception.

Bebelle saw big and he did well! After the restaurant where the Belzons family proposes to taste on the spot beautiful plates of meat (beef brochettes, tripe, magret...), Johanna, the sister, took in hand the stall next door to sell you directly the products. You like good meat and excellent charcuterie? Go to the butcher's shop at Bebelle, the butcher François is not stingy with good advice and it's a very appreciable little extra. Don't hesitate to order the best pieces, especially during the Christmas and Easter periods.

Under the arcades of the Place de l'Eglise, the last two Simiots of Arles are active: Joël and Patrick. Don't be afraid, go and meet them because these two lovers of good food and unavoidable characters of Arles will tell you that at their place they make pork meat "in the tradition, only salt and pepper, no preservatives, as we learned at the farm Two true defenders of good taste and clean, without addition of junk food! An address not to be missed.

Since 2004, Olivier Paris's butcher's shop has built up quite a reputation. Here, raw materials are of the highest quality, bagged in natural gut. Dried products mature for 3 to 5 weeks in the store's natural vaulted cellar, developing all their aromas. Distinguished by Gault-Millau for his coppa in 2016, he also won an award at the Lozère Gourmande trophies. His specialties include fricandeaux, boletus or Roquefort sausages, rolled brisket, and of course the local dish par excellence: the famous bag of bones!

Quality is what makes this small family deli famous, opened in 1979! Nicolas Lambert, a former worker, has taken over from his boss since June 2015 and has continued the tradition of excellence (bronze medal for rolled brisket in 2016). The establishment offers a range of homemade charcuterie without preservatives, coloring or nitrite salts for impeccable quality. Let yourself be tempted by the jars of Provençal ready-made meals such as pied-packets.

The Bonzom family welcomes you in an old Cerdane farmhouse renovated in 1808. This delicatessen has become a real institution. 200 m² are dedicated to the sale, old exposed stones and hams under the vaults, and no less than 70 specialities, each one more tempting than the next: dry sausages, fuets, longanisses, soubressade... The tasting is done in the renovated stables, with good country bread and a Roussillon wine. Please note that the Bonzoms only work with meat from the Conflent, Cerdanya and Capcir regions.

The know-how can also cross departmental boundaries, passing from nearby Calvados to Manche. Thus the Bonne Enfumée, an institution of the town, emblematic and renowned for the quality of its products, has been at the top of the field for over a quarter of a century in the heart of the town. Here, the andouille is smoked in the fireplace, and its slightly peppery, authentic taste is incomparable. Vacuum-packed, it will keep for 2 months. You will also have the possibility of making your purchases on the spot or to have them delivered.

Raphaël's butchery, a master craftsman, enjoys a very good reputation that is fully justified. His meats, such as the Fleur d'Aubrac, which is exclusive to him, are excellent. Whether it's the cold cuts or the prepared dishes, everything is homemade like his royal couscous on Thursdays and Sundays. And just in front, his famous cheese department and the large rotisserie offer roasted meats and chickens.

Gourmets share the address with each other. Because Jacky Lefranc collects awards. A master craftsman, every year, the brotherhood of the fine Goustiers du Pré-Bocage honours the Bayeusain butcher for his excellence. He then leaves with his arms full of national awards. Among others, we mention the pork liver pâté, traditional and creative country terrines, and the honorary prize for its poultry galantine. A know-how that he has been sharing with his team for years. Come on, we're revealing a few secrets: the recipe for creative pâté, for example, made with apples, andouille, and calvados. Not as simple as it may seem because Jacky's skill and know-how are still the essential ingredients. Come on, now to the table! No more time to waste introducing your friends and guests to all these delicious delicatessen products that our dear ancestors, lovers of good food, knew how to enjoy on special occasions. And nowadays, all opportunities are beautiful and good. And since Jacky is a caterer and can even deliver to you, you have no more excuses!

Samira and Jérôme Pierlovisi produce an exceptional charcuterie made from black pigs of Corsican breed and raised in the mountains; they also produce a chestnut flour AOC and artisanal liqueurs of myrtle, raspberry and chestnut. The production being limited, especially for the dry sausage, it is preferable to reserve it in spring to have the right to taste it. Visit and tasting of prizutu, sausage, coppa, lonzu is imperative! New : possibility to order and have delivered aperitif boards on Ajaccio and surroundings.

Some say it's been the department's most awarded food company since the 1990s. In addition to traditional preparations (lozerian cured meats dried in the attic, preserves of all kinds, mushrooms and other potées), there's the "bâton du pastre" and dried marinated filet mignon. All products are preservative- and coloring-free, and made in the traditional way. In short, for festive meals, group gatherings or simply to please yourself or others, this is a safe bet.

Before becoming the Parisian star of the charcuterie industry, the Verot family began by shining on the charcuterie scene in Saint-Etienne. Today, it is Gilles, Catherine, his wife, and their teams who hold the torch. To be tasted in particular the pies, house specialties, of which the "Oreiller de la belle Aurore" (game, poultry, pork and veal stuffing, duck foie gras, morels) available only in September. Each season has its own novelties, such as this cubist Hure (pig's tongue, duck, foie gras, apple and hazelnuts) in the fall-winter of 2022.

Located in the heart of Intermunicipality, Luc Lostanlen settled in the summer of 2012 in Intermunicipality for the greatest pleasure of the clients. This gourmet catering service accompanies your large festive appointments or daily meals with a wide range of quality products. Rillettes and terrine to Bourgogne snails by not a multitude of homemade dishes; This establishment is a well-known place of the most demanding tastes. Do not hesitate to test Colmar of duck fat livers "truffé". A beautiful address to discover!

Bobosse is a name that makes gourmets from near and far salivate over a house specialty that's inextricably linked with Lyon's cuisine: andouillette with veal strawberry pulled on a string. At Les Halles de Lyon Paul Bocuse, as in the Beaujolais region, Bobosse - a local artisanal company founded in 1961 - presents the very best in traditional charcuterie: brioche sausages, cooked sausages (plain, pistachio, etc.), sabodets, white pudding (plain, foie gras and truffled), terrines, tripe... Bobosse: quality and pleasure.

It is one of the most photographed shops in Ardèche. It is quite typical with its red front and its sausages hanging in front of the window. Here we defend the terroir and we offer real Ardèche charcuterie concocted by an affable professional. You can even feel the sausage to see if it is dry enough or at least to your taste. And then there are the quails, raw hams and many other marvellous cochonnailles. Stop before you start the ascent to the pass or for a lunch break on the grass.

An unavoidable charcuterie reference! The company was founded in 1880 by Florentin Rome. Five generations later, it is Samuel Rome who runs the company. And it is still the same good artisanal pork meats that are made on this Ardèche mountain. Rome is particularly famous for its pure pork, boletus, chestnut, or even venison and blueberry pâtés and for its beautiful collection of dry sausages. There are also dishes prepared with love as well as boxes of Ardèche flavors, salty, sweet with wine of the region.

A regional benchmark! The Limouches drying room and workshops are located on the pass of the same name, at an altitude of 1,000 m. The company was founded in 1962 by Alex Chomarat, with his son Gilles taking over in 1993. The house's flagship product remains the caillette, a small round pâté with herbs and spices. Also tasty are ham, raw or cooked, sausages, herb sausages, murson... Stores also in Montélier and Col des Limouches.

All gastronomes lovers of cochonnailles often agree on this point that the best meats are usually not in the dry climate regions. Unfortunately, we could say for the Diois if there were, fortunately, exceptions. Here is one, which perhaps confirms the rule, in any case does not fear the competition of products "made in Haute-Loire" or "made in Ardèche". It is only to see the army of the ham hung on the ceiling. And other treasures are also available among which home chorizos, stomachs, herbal sausages.

Another cumulard! Jean Guérin, a fan of his state, accumulates the rewards and the first prices for the products he proposes in his pharmacy. Rillettes, sausages, boudin… Everything is good in the pig, finally, especially if we know it, which is the case here. A charcuterie as you love them.

Calling all fans of regional products! All of France and beyond is represented here, with a slight predilection for Corsican and Spanish charcuterie, including figatellu and wild boar sausages. The Auvergne also has its sausages, which we discover with delight, as well as Catalan charcuterie, which offers great possibilities in terms of chorizo and Iberico and Serrano ham. Italy is not to be outdone, with its Parma ham. Charcuterie from all over the world, from pork to wild boar, duck to donkey... The ideal place to put together a tasty platter to enjoy! La Jambonnerie nantaise has been present at the Talensac market for over 30 years. You'll find an attractive cheese section, specializing in raclette!

A charcuterie that makes tasty sweet brioches to chaource. A urgence snack

A nice stall for local specialities. Indeed, here the andouillette of Troyes and the poultry are pretty beautiful. Homemade andouillettes, some prepared by hand. Local products are highlighted and the auboise, raw or cooked sauerkraut sauerkraut, accompanied by sausages, as well as sausages. There is also a catering menu for every day of the week, menus and preparations such as fish sauerkraut, champagne villages or guinea fowl. To animate evenings, fresh appetizers, matches in cheese or gougères.

Arriving by the main entrance, the charcuterie is immediately to your left and the smells that the stall dégage cannot leave indifferent. Here we are mainly oriented towards the Lozere, the most obvious land, seen from Nîmes. Raw and cooked hams and pots of watering cévenols make up the big part of the troupe. The reception depends on the person on whom you fall. But the products are of good quality.

It is Brittany's pigmeat that is highlighted. From the selected breeders, who feed the animals with the flax seed for tender meat! Thanks to a monthly catalogue, you can order pork ribs, chipolatas, sausages without dyes or preservatives (with meat rich in Omega 3) from bites to the queen… get delivered or go on site, which good idea!

Roland Mas reopened this shop after renovations in January 2019 to offer his charcuterie made in Rouget. The house, created in 1934, is known throughout France. The hams are Roland Mas's little darlings that he makes with all his artisanal know-how. In addition, there are wonderful sausages and spicy dry sausages. Other traditional charcuterie products, not forgetting the famous preserves, including tripoux, have received many "honorary distinctions". The products can be shipped to you.

Christine Médard and Jean-Michel Gautier raise pigs in the open air but also Limousin beef in the open air. They process their meat and sell it in retail in the form of sausages, hams... On their farm, they offer gourmets and gourmands 100% home-made charcuterie, which is always a guarantee of authenticity and quality (and very appreciable in the face of today's agri-food trends): rillettes, blood sausages, andouilles, hams, Charolais meat... In addition, you will be very well received. Notice to the amateurs of real products!

With great respect for traditional recipes, Salaisons de Montagnac has been offering traditional charcuterie and regional products for three generations, including dry sausage, IGP ham and dry sausage, as well as groceries and preserves. All products are handcrafted from carefully selected animals. This charcuterie is renowned for its quality, so a stop off is a must! You can also order online. Several medals from the Salon International de l'Agriculture.

On the street next to the Halle gourmande Saint-Pierre, the Fontbonne deli is still there. It's hard to believe when you know that it has been around since the early 1960s. Its stalls are filled with take-out dishes, filet mignon terrines, cooked sausages, hams, parmentier sausages... all homemade of course! The apple pumps as well as the potato and meat pies have also proven their worth. It is an old-fashioned delicatessen as we like it! The friendliness of the reception and the good advice do not spoil anything.

The Tourneux house is the address for lovers of fine charcuterie in Caen. It is easy to understand once you are inside. You want to taste everything! This is almost inevitable given the know-how of Christophe Tourneux, Best Worker in France in 2004. The craftsman proposes dishes that are a pleasure for the eyes as much as for the palate. A quality of work that we appreciate in his terrines, charcuterie pâtissière or his cooked pieces such as the tiramisu of gambas. In short, an artisanal delicatessen full of subtlety that can also be found in catering services.

Among the quality products of this cheese mill, we will recommend in particular garlic sausage and campagne. There are traditional and artisan meats available.

In accordance with the rules of a land where its roots are rooted, this young caravan manufactures the old dry sausage, rosettes, Jesus by only using healthy products, banning colouring and preservatives. Dimitri also develops a specialty of Boën, his hometown, the "bardin bag". Made from a stuffing in which meat, heart, tongue, recovering and kidney of swine, this "bardin bag" comes in the form of a sausage rich in rustic flavours.

Poultry, calves, horse: in their stone farm, to the bucolic environment, the Margot husband makes homemade charcuterie. The list of products is long, what gargantuan carousing should be: fresh and fresh sausages, herbe sausages, meat, skin, jambonnettes, godiveaux, fresh bacon, boudin all year round, homemade crust, stomachs, terrine, home-cooked sausages and oven-baked. In addition, you can make the emplette of white cheeses and rigottes.