Gourmet products local specialties and wines Midi-Pyrénées

Founded in 1927, Carles is a family business, and Delphine, the illustrious third-generation representative of the village's master craftswoman, is its guardian. Carles Roquefort is made entirely by hand, using time-honored know-how. The cubed curds are stirred to prepare the texture of the paste. The grains thus formed are then placed in molds, then sprinkled with the powder of a Roqueforti penicillium grown as in the past on rye and wheat bread. Then comes the draining and, finally, the maturing in natural caves. The latest addition, Roquefort Carles Elégance, is the softest and smoothest, a true delight.

Here you'll find the very best in local produce: rosé veal from the Gers, lamb from the Pays d'Oc, pork from the Gers, poultry from the South-West... but that's not all! A creamery, a delicatessen and a wine cellar complete the offer, and are also part of a drive to promote small-scale producers and local craftsmen with ancestral know-how. Meat, cheese, wine: enjoy the best of the region. You can also shop here by drive-through!

If you're a gourmet, this is the place for you! This delicatessen is undoubtedly one of the best in town. We come here for the quality of the products selected, whether from the region or elsewhere. Local wines and beers, crémants and blanquettes de Limoux, champagnes and spirits to make your mouth water! And when it comes to good food, you'll love the cheeses from Chez Xavier (MOF), the artisanal charcuterie, the exceptional Iberian hams, the cakes and other gourmet preserves, and the ever-wise advice from the team.

The estate produces exceptional wines that are regularly awarded in agricultural competitions. Château Barréjat won a gold medal at the Salon de l'Agriculture in 2020. The madiran and pacherenc du-vic-bilh wines are also cited in many specialized guides. Some of the plots are very old and this exceptional robustness allows us to obtain wines of great quality. Denis Capmartin shapes his vines with respect to tradition and terroir. He produces powerful reds and whites, either dry or sweet.

Château Auzias Multispace is a lively hybrid space housed in the estate's former stables. A tasting cellar, it is also a designer boutique and an arts and crafts workshop-gallery. Events are organized throughout the year: Christmas market or tapas bar, tastings, temporary exhibitions... In fine weather, you can enjoy the beautiful terrace while discovering local artists and craftsmen.

Of course, the Artigarrède house is an exceptional pastry that puts on a handmade craft and treats the greedy. But we are not going to lie here, what we love, that we love, that we know, is the famous Russian! Almond biscuit biscuit, topped with a praline cream and a little more that passes from generation to generation, this jewel of gastronomy is here at home. A family case if it is, the cake follows a recipe dating from the th century and holds its name of the ingredients at the time imported from Crimea. In 1925, Adrien Artigarrède added her personal touch and opened his first boutique in Oloron-Sainte-Marie: success is at the meeting. Today, it is his grandson Jean-Paul Bassignana and his great grandson that perpetuate this béarnais, white symbol, such as snow-capped summits, which even has chocolate and coffee flavours. The Rosquille, another emblematic speciality, uses the Pyrenean tradition, this dry cake associated with the white wine of Jurancon was once the festive dessert of the Mountaineers to discover with another flagship signed Artigarrède, the Muscadine, truffle to praline!

Many sushibars have opened on Nîmes in recent years. It was therefore normal for an outlet to the halles - the temple of the greedy products - to have mounted. Before opening his business, the well appointed Wafu (translated "character"), Eve-Laure Pons gave courses in Indian cooking. Then the young stove formed with a Japanese master. So she knows the art of maki rolls, small fish cutting, smooth cooking of Asian rice. At home you can buy or order any kind of sushi, maki, nigiri, uramaki, all made with fish and seafood products, directly from the fish garden. Bento, kind of hot or cold meals, including fish, rice, vegetables, peanuts, algae, etc., are served in a plastic box and sold between 7 € and 14 €. At Wafu, you also have the guarantee of manufacturing non-industrial sushi, which is not negligible for these specialties of raw fish. The réticents can taste the rolls.

The Maison Dauba is a magnificent surprise. The best of the sweet gastronomy is there with: local delicacies like the pebbles of the Gave, original chocolates like the sparkling pearls, but also the favols, jams to accompany the cheeses. On the savory side, you will find balsamic vinegar pearls with truffles, rare oils, rillettes of the sea, chestnut veloutés, cold cuts and risottos... Wines, beers and daring aperitifs also stand out.

For more than 30 years, the cannery has been making a wide range of local products: foie gras, confits, pâtés, rillettes, ready-made meals and gourmet specialities. A know-how, a high requirement, a commitment to quality, products selected from the best producers in the region. The duck rillettes from the Pignols cannery were awarded the bronze medal at the Paris agriculture show. At the Cannery, you can attend a demonstration of cutting up a duck and making a foie gras.

Le Comptoir des Matins Bleus is Sandrine Béliveau's declaration of love for her terroir. In her small grocery store, she shares her passion for good products from here and elsewhere: vinegars from Laguinelle, peppers and spices from around the world, Greek feta, exceptional small goats' cheeses, Iberian ham, wines and beers from the region, organic coffees, teas and herbal teas, surprising syrups... An address that hides a multitude of little nuggets of all kinds

At Flocons Pyrénéens, the specialty is... the flocon! This fine dark chocolate praline enrobed in soft meringue launched the success of this house, which has been creating irresistible creations since 1994. You can also try Béret, a 60% cocoa blueberry ganache with a hint of Espelette pepper, or Aure pearls and truffles with blueberry or raspberry pulp. Throughout the year, new products follow one another. Some fifty chocolates take their place alongside our emblematic specialties. A real delight!

Domaine Bonzoms has been cultivating 22 hectares of hand-harvested, organic vines since 2009. It's a family story (5 generations since 1827!) and a way of working that's as close to nature as possible. Their philosophy and their wines reflect the authenticity and respect for the traditions of Côtes du Roussillon Villages Tautavel: expressive, very Mediterranean wines that the Petit Futé loves. Come and meet this family, who will share with you their attachment to this arid land so rich in preserved flavors.

On this road to the end of the world, which leads to one of the most beautiful sandy beaches in the Mediterranean, the Maison Méditerranéenne des Vins offers you a very wide range: 15,000 products, including 3,000 wine references alone. Here, wine merchants can advise you on hundreds of products from the Mediterranean arc. You'll also find crafts and local products such as delicate, fruity olive oils, honeys, fleur de sel, Camargue rice...

The door opens on a delicate scent of orange blossom. Famous in Toulouse for its galettes des rois, or rather for its brioches des rois, this address is also highly recommended for tasting one of the tasty Pomponettes: light and delicate, made with brioche dough, this is the house speciality. Other gourmets will love strawberries, macaroons, rum babas, and, on the confectionery side, chocolates, orangettes, marrons glacés or fruit pastes. Happy tasting, Les Futés!

The Védère cookie factory has been delighting taste buds with its cookies since 1905, and is one of the brands that have forged the region's gastronomy. The workshop perpetuates the artisanal production of Pyrenean cookies, lightly flavored with vanilla and covered in crystal-clear sugar. You'll also find boudoirs des Pyrénées, petits buturres, the famous pies available in blueberry, lemon or chocolate chip flavors, hazelnut or almond croquants (to die for!), wafers, meringues, spit-roasted cakes... The craze never fails.

The Compozieux butcher shop is the business of a family concerned with quality. Ghislain, a master butcher and worthy heir to his father's passion, was awarded the Prix Viande d'excellence en boucherie artisanale in 2022. His Limousin beef Blason prestige Label Rouge, his Limousin farm veal raised under the mother, his Capelin mountain farm pig raised with chestnuts and his Quercy farm lamb are some examples. It is one of the most renowned shops in Cahors for quality, advice and exceptional service.

This local speciality can be found at a... delicatessen! The talented Bonnefous family, Jacques, Marie-Josée and their daughter Françoise, are passionate about quality and respect for the best products. They are the only ones to perpetuate this ancient recipe of the legendary Lauzerte macaroon known since the 11th century. This macaroon does not resemble in any way these small fours stilted in their shell of ice. With their ripe wheat colour, they are cracked on the outside, soft and full of sweetness on the inside. The almond flavours take our soul back to childhood.

Family-run and independent for 7 generations, Maison Antech has dedicated itself since 1860 to producing great sparkling wines in Limoux, a legendary terroir and the cradle of the "bubble" (1544). Heir to exceptional know-how and centuries-old traditions, the House stands out for its assertive style and constant desire to renew itself, to bring out the unique potential of the Limoux terroir in every vintage. So, come and visit us at the cellar and enjoy a wonderful encounter, or visit your favorite wine shop.

At Le Pic Gourmand, Bagnères tradition and the future merge to celebrate a unique savoir-faire. Heritage is the very essence of this confectionery, where Gabrielle perpetuates the traditional berlingot recipe. The future, on the other hand, invites innovation, guaranteeing the reputation of Le Pic Gourmand. With creations like the Bédat log, a delicious nougatine coated with dark chocolate, created in Bagnères. To be enjoyed in the tearoom with homemade hot chocolate. You can also see the passion in action with a berlingot-making demonstration!

It's one of the most courted stalls in the halls, and for good reason. Over the last 30 years, the Ribière family has forged a fine reputation among gourmets in Nîmes and its surroundings. Today, Magaly holds the torch of this family lineage. A know-how and an irreproachable rigour in the methods of preparation which is not without underlining the quality of the products put on sale. Le Petit Futé has had a real crush, or greed, for Le Gardian, a fresh cheese deliciously spicy and flavoured with herbs. Let your taste buds decide!

At the exit of Bagnères-de-Luchon, the Miellerie des Sept Molles is a honey producer since the beginning of the 60s with more than 700 hives. You can visit, discover the job and a store offers all the products of the hive: pollen, royal jelly, gingerbread, propolis-based products... And of course honey in different varieties: all flowers, acacia, rosemary, mountain, forest, sunflower, heather and rhododendron... A visit as cultural as tasty.

The other name of this bakery-pastry shop is "la fleur d'orangerie". Located in the centre of the village, everything here is home-made by the hands of an authentic craftsman: the breads (country, rustic, millstone, rye...), the pizzas with real tomatoes, fond of meat, and above all the delicious pastries (crousti royal, three chocolates, caramel fleur de sel...). We also recommend the Paris Brest with the old-fashioned praline. Real nice and good pastry chef work.

Patricia Souchon reigns as mistress over this venerable house which has carried the reputation of Aubrac charcuterie for five generations. Elaborated according to family recipes, pâtés and terrines, bags of bones, fritons, manouls and tripous regularly have the honours of the trophies of the gourmet Lozère. The Charcuterie de l'Aubrac shop is located at the entrance to Nasbinals and has a large car park. The offer includes most of the Lozerian specialities. Special mention for this home-made charcuterie: country ham, dry sausage...

Located in the town of Péguilhan, the Auberge de Peguilhan is a restaurant offering on-site dining. It is possible to organize events such as weddings, family celebrations or banquets, with a capacity of 80 covers. Special menus are available for groups, children and vegetarians. Vacation vouchers are accepted. Reservations are recommended to guarantee quality and freshness. The auberge also offers three gîtes: a self-catering gîte, a family-run rural gîte for 13 people and a gîte du Cagire. These gîtes can accommodate up to 45 people. The Auberge de Peguilhan is a warm, family-run place where visitors can enjoy traditional dishes prepared with organic farm produce.

Henri Poch, Meilleur Ouvrier de France, welcomes you to his artisan bakery, a former Franciscan convent. Quite simply an artist, Henri aims to promote "home-made" craftsmanship, thus enhancing the value of exceptional local flours and has an unparalleled knack for it. Bakers from France and abroad come here to learn the secrets of good bread. Think of Henri as a tradition bearer who shares his passion on the themes of traditional French bread, Viennese pastries and pastries. One word in your mouth: inimitable!

For over 50 years, this production site has retained all its typical character, with its barracks in a row. The one at Allary Fils, with its new terrace overlooking the channel, is a family affair: the grandfather passed on his love of the trade to his grandchildren! Stop in to taste the famous "Allary oyster", a hollow oyster with fine flesh and a nutty taste, or the "Caramoun©", fine, long in the mouth and much crunchier, a regular gold medallist at the Salon de l'Agriculture. A must for real oyster lovers.

For over 10 years, V and B has been delighting locals and tourists alike. Their secret lies in a choice of over 700 beers of all kinds, around a hundred whiskies from all over the world, rums, gins, cognacs, armagnacs, and a cellar offering local and world wines, all combined with expert advice. Hortense and her team take great care of their customers, and know how to set the mood at afterworks or live concerts. And when St. Patrick's Day and Oktoberfest arrive, the party goes wild! An address we love.

Bruno Pellegrini, an oenologist by training and a winemaker at heart, has successfully restructured his estate: rigorous selection of new grape varieties, control of production, and a respectful approach to the environment. Today, his daughter Ophélie and son-in-law Xavier are carrying on the family tradition. As a result, after decades of hard work, these wines from the La Clape terroir are exported all over the world. Their quality is underlined by the many awards they have won. You can follow the latest news from the domaine on our social networks.

It's impossible to resist the tempting smell and the sight of XXL dishes simmering in the middle of the street. Séverine, Laurent and their team treat you all year round to their home-cooked specialties: Paella, fidéua, stuffed squid, Basque-style cuttlefish, Provençal-style calamari, couscous (on Sundays), rotisserie... and when autumn arrives, comforting dishes like duck parmentier or Saturday sauerkraut fill us with happiness! A warm welcome to boot.

Ambassadors of southwestern products, especially foie gras and gourmet duck specialties, Armelle and Benoît have imagined a gourmet concept store around eating well. The store is well thought out and offers a range of artisanal recipes in savory, sweet, wines and spirits. The extra idea: to open their products to tasting on the spot with a catering service around the "Rou-Lot", where they cook you a magret-frites or a confit-frites. The tasting menu is extensive and is enhanced by small sweets, wines and coffee. A special address.

Originally from Marseilles, Camille and Mickaël have forged strong links with local producers to obtain their supplies in very short circuits: smoked trout from the nearby fish farm; AOP pélardon from Montméjean, or flour from the Moulin de la Borie. Every day, the two young men make their own bread which they serve as toasted sandwiches. Committed to the environment and to organic or sustainable agriculture, the couple is committed to making from A to Z all the dishes on their menu (desserts, ice creams and sorbets included).

L'Hôtel du Pont Vieux is not only a charming hotel, ideally located for enjoying the wonders of the medieval city of Carcassonne. It is also committed to promoting good regional products, and has a grocery corner. This is where you'll find Catherine's wonderful jams, under the name "Confitures de la cité". While the packaging is elegant, don't hesitate to remove the lid to taste them: salted butter caramel, apple jelly with spices, kiwi from Cuxac d'Aude... with a steady stream of new flavors.

Welcome to the delicious world of Maison Delfour! For 5 generations, this family has been developing 35 delicious cookie recipes for our pleasure. Louis and his wife Estelle will be delighted to welcome you to their store. The flagship product is the walnut cake, made in the purest Delfour tradition in an on-site workshop. The tearoom invites you to taste, and a dedicated area will teach you about the art of biscuit-making and the family history.

At Le Trivalou, owner and chef Cyril understands that cassoulet has to be exportable. If you're in Carcassonne or just passing through, we urge you to come and taste it on site, with the medieval city just around the corner. It's made to the highest standards and is entirely homemade, right down to the duck breasts, which Cyril confits on the spot. Please note that everything you eat in this restaurant is homemade. If you prefer to eat your cassoulet at home with friends or family, you can place your order via their website. In addition to cassoulet, Trivalou's foie gras is also available to take away. Delivery should soon be available throughout France, but that's for later...to be continued.

Since 1966, Maison Bertrand has been a reference for lovers of good meat and charcuterie. In the 2 stores, located in the city (SPAR) and in the commercial area, you will find an impressive display of cold cuts, preserves and home-made cured meats as well as a selection of fresh meat and poultry. The leitmotiv in this business is quality and fair prices. The same rigor in the selection of cheeses, local products and wines. Smart: the platters of cold cuts, cheeses and raw vegetables to order for your aperitifs.

Made in Lozère since the early 1900s, croquant - a vanilla cookie sprinkled with almonds and hazelnuts - is the star of the Maison Majorel. As old and notorious as its famous recipe, this Mendois institution is now run four-handed by Bruno, great-grandson of the croquant's inventor, and his wife Sylvie, who greedily runs the store. Together, they nurture a centuries-old family know-how and distribute happiness in small bites with their homemade chocolates, cookies and ice creams.

The ancient beverage of coffee has a new home in downtown Carcassonne. Antoine Roméro, master roaster for over 25 years, brings you all his expertise on the subtleties of coffee in his coffee bar in Square Gambetta. 8 coffee grinders and a spectacular percolator await you for a tasting by the book, a gustatory journey guaranteed! In the boutique, you'll find ground and whole-bean coffees, classic percolators and Italian coffee machines, accessories and refills. Discovery workshop by appointment.

Le Verre d'Un awakens your taste buds even before you walk through the front door! Here, you'll discover the typicity of our wines and terroirs, as you browse through 400 references. Wines from the Minervois, Corbières, Clape, Malepère, Cabardès, Limoux, Fitou... Le Verre d'Un is also a restaurant and a wine bar, ideal for after-work drinks and relaxing with friends. The ideal place to find out all about the region's finest wines!

Place de l'Estrapade, in the Saint-Cyprien district, is a store that Toulousans love: gourmet, friendly and surprising. Gourmet, of course, because it's first and foremost a chocolatier. And friendly, because it's also a hot chocolate lounge! So take the time to savour a cup as you watch the master craftsmen at work in their workshop behind the glass roof. Surprisingly, Cacao Fages also features a gallery. A photo exhibition, you think? Not at all: chocolate sculptures are on display! Brothers Jérémy and Sylvain Fages are at the helm of this beautiful store, and will be delighted to welcome you with a smile and advise you on your purchases.

the Château de Flaugergues, the "Montpellier folly" of the Millénaire-Grammont district, is one of the city's green lungs. This impressive historical monument and its restaurant are worth a visit. But what makes the reputation of the place more is its vineyard! With a surface area of 28 hectares, it is located in the heart of the AOC Languedoc. A range of grape varieties creates a balance of flavors and allows the production of eight high quality vintages. Pierre de Colbert has been at the helm since 2006 and combines tradition and technology.

Cahors Saveurs is 400 m² devoted to a wide range of local products. A fine showcase for Cahors wines, but also a wide range of other French wines, champagnes, whiskies and other spirits. In all, over 500 wines are listed in the cellar.

In the delicatessen section, you'll find a wide choice of foies gras and over 400 local products. The Quercy region takes pride of place with products based on truffles, walnuts, figs and saffron. Cahors Saveurs is also an online wine shop and delicatessen.

In the heart of the pretty village of Lannepax, the Delord house has been distilling exceptional armagnacs since 1893. Founded by Prosper Delord, itinerant distiller and cellar master, the company is now run by the dynamic tandem of his great-grandsons Jérôme and Sylvain who, while passionately preserving the treasure of a family know-how built up over four generations, are bringing it fully into the modern age. The vintages, as well as the skilful blends slowly matured in the beautiful rooms of the cellar, enjoy an international aura.

In Gruissan, Les Mousquetaires have a flair for the clever, and an opportunity to discover the range of local products promoted by the "Le Comptoir du Midi" label. Products from the region include oils and olives from the Font de Mazeilles mill in Sauvian (34), cookies, soaps and salt from Gruissan, vinegar from Coursan, charcuterie from the Tarn, local beers and no fewer than 26 wineries from La Clape. Special mentions for meats matured and fish smoked on site. Eat local, it's so much better!

Bought at the beginning of the 20th century by the Gessler family, it is now Vanessa and Kevin, representatives of the^4th generation, who have the reins of the Domaine de Joÿ. The Gesslers have always been lovers of white wines, and they bring out the best in traditional grape varieties with great delicacy. Low-pressure pressing, fermentation in temperature-controlled vats and air-conditioning in the winery allow the wine to be matured gently and no sulphites are added. Folle-blanche and baco are also grown to produce the famous armagnac.

Located in the heart of the Malepère region, Domaine Gayda focuses on the quality of its meticulously crafted wines, produced using organic, respectful and sustainable viticulture methods. More than just a wine producer, our teams are keen to pass on their passion: from tastings of the different cuvées to tours of the vineyards and winery, not to mention themed workshops, you're in for the Gayda Experience! To finish on a gourmet note, don't hesitate to reserve a table at the Domaine's restaurant " Côté Resto" , with its panoramic view over the vines

Created in 1928, this aperitif based on cinchona, spices and herbs has been part of every meal and festive evening. Today, almost a century after its creation, Aurélien Carrelas, a native of Audois who loves his land, has developed the product in three versions. You can enjoy them on the premises as cocktails or just chilled, accompanied by boards to share. Local beers and wines add variety to the experience. DJ night on Thursdays in July and August. Saturday market returns at 11am, with wine and oysters. In the store, it's all local and good.

The cooperative cellar of Gaujac is a small cellar founded in 1928. The tasting and sales cellar is at the entrance to the village. Its cooperative winegrowers cultivate today 180 hectares of vines around the village in an area which is on the edge of the Côtes-du-Rhône appellation, at the foot of the Roman oppidum and bathed by the sun of the Gard, giving great wines with subtle and fruity bouquets. Authentic wines, with a great diversity of red, rosé and white wines, perfect for both small and large occasions.