Charcuteries Franche-Comté

Founded in 1886, the Maison de l'andouillette Michel Soulié is an institution whose reputation extends far beyond the region. The amateurs will be in paradise there! Thus, the andouillette with Chablis is a marvel which it is absolutely necessary to taste. You can also find terrines, foie gras, marbled ham, cheeses from the region, and of course Chablis wines. Friendly welcome, quality products, you will even be offered a tasting in the vaulted cellar.

This family-run business, run by Stéphane Thaurin, recently celebrated its 50th anniversary. It offers artisan hams, sausages and other delicacies made in the charcuterie-salaisons workshop. The choice of sausages is extensive: dry, smoked, based on regional wines... In addition to the unmissable hams and sausages, brési (the equivalent of viande des grisons) is also featured. The house also concocts succulent terrines. And in summer, grilled sausages (with Comté, Arbois wine, herbs...) are a must for your barbecues.

Since 2019, Adrien de Loeuw and his partner Gaëlle have taken over the famous Marc Colin charcuterie, a must in Chablis. Rest assured, you will still find here the tasty andouillettes de Chablis certified AAAAA, (among the best in France, so!), but also a remarkable persillé with Chablis, a terrine with marc de Bourgogne, an excellent head cheese or even Chablis sausages. The House is also a caterer, and is present on the markets of Chablis and Auxerre as well as on the menu of many restaurants in the region.

Here's a great address for lovers of good produce. These come straight from the farm, which is in the process of obtaining organic certification for its entire operation. In Haute-Saône, poultry, pork and beef production is well established on the farm, as is processing. When it comes to short circuits, Les Deux Fermes is a good example. The offer doesn't stop at raw produce, but extends to a whole range that is transformed into a catering service that can be hot or cold.

From excellence and quality, this is what you will find by entering this charcuterie: on the stall, sausages, blocks, puff, a black sausage that makes the reputation of the places, and a foultitude of products that will put you water in your mouth! It should be noted that the house is also a caterer and offers its clientele tasty cooked dishes, either individually or in larger quantities.

Christian Pavet opened a store in the village of Ouroux where you can find its good agricultural products (without colouring, preservatives!). Its laboratory, established in 2000, is still on the farm where it lives, in the open air, cows and pigs, fed by the cereals grown on site and by its care. Local guaranteed products!

In the Saint-Claude district, this is the reference butchery. You can get there for homemade meats and meat of unquestionable quality. Not to be happy by buying Pétrossian products, including caviar. Small grocery store, fruits and vegetables, alcohols.

La Maison Barbier - Salaisons de Franche-Comté is a charcuterie located in Pont-de-Roide. The store offers a wide selection of artisanal products, made according to the traditions of the region. Maison Barbier's charcutiers/bouchers are renowned for their expertise and quality products, which have won them numerous medals in regional and national competitions. Specialties include Morteau sausage, Montbéliard sausage, Haut-Doubs smoked ham, Bresi and Jésus de Morteau.

It's an artisanal company where we make in the pure tradition and a store with the warm welcome of Patrice Rebouillat. Let yourself be seduced by a sausage with spruce bark, a "buchette" with Gex blue cheese, a "brési du Jura" (dried beef), or a duck terrine with trousseau. In the cheese section: comté, morbier, mont d'Or, but also jams, fir tree honey, hazelnut liqueur, raspberry liqueur, a crémant, an arbois or smoked trout.

Between Poligny and Lons, at Sellières level, you will see a building set back. An old farm where Julien Girard now works. Dominique Gissat has entrusted him with the keys to his workshop. Lovers of pork and local meats, your senses will always be stirred. Regional products and specifications: homemade seasonings and spices, natural guts, no chemical additives, no artificial colourings, no phosphates, no binders, salted and not injected, products salted by hand in the traditional way as well as smoking. It smells good and it tastes good!

Here is a very nice concept: group five fresh product specialists in the same space, giving it a covered market atmosphere. This grand hall therefore brings together very beautiful stalls, with seasonal products, old and forgotten vegetables and exotic fruits, and a grocery store in the world for a journey of senses and flavours. The butchery/butchery/catering radius offers meat and quality products with excellent traceability, like fish fish, free service, where you will have a large choice of fresh fish, crustose and shellfish. More than 1000 references to the barking radius, and bakery side, the various breads are cooked on site, as well as the pies and sandwiches made on the premises. Finally for the most greedy, a beautiful confectionery stand is also present.

Created in the Yonne region, Le Boeuf tricolore has outlets all over France, and particularly in the Yonne. In addition to Auxerre and Joigny, its founder decided to set up in Charny (as well as Sens, Toucy and Avallon). Always with the same spirit: excellent products, proximity to the customer and respect for tradition. A great success for this artisan butcher, who also does catering. A fine delicatessen section is also available.

François Michel was a pig farmer near Lac de Chalain, but in order to increase his activity and for the sake of his pigs, he has just moved to Montrond. The farm allows the pigs to be raised in the open air, with good local cereals and traditional whey as a complement. On Fridays and Saturdays, you can come and buy his delicious products directly, as the meat is processed on site. The choice is vast, with sausages, hams, terrines, coppa, chipolata and sausages to name but a few. Quality products in short circuits.

Owners of a butcher's shop and La Calmagne restaurant in Baigneux-les-Juifs, Stéphane and Thierry Reiter are also present at the Halles de Dijon on market days. At their stall, you'll find a compendium of local produce and Châtillonnais know-how. The meats come from animals raised just a few kilometers from Baigneux-les-Juifs, and the terrines, sausages and pâtés are all homemade. Yes, the Reiter brothers are also charcutiers-traiteurs.

There are some addresses that we really like at Le Petit Futé, and La Cerise sur le Cochon is one of them! Delphine and Pascal Leballeur, craftsmen butchers and lovers of good products, work in their family cannery, to make terrines and cooked dishes in glass cans. Attentive to the satisfaction of their customers, they make their preparations in small quantities, only with quality products, in the respect of taste and butcher traditions. To be found on sale at the cannery, or on the markets.