Gourmet products local specialties and wines Le Bugue

Since 1960, these artisan canners have been a trusted name in both goose and duck: every year, the company wins a medal at the Salon de l'Agriculture in Paris. New products include a fig verrine filled with foie gras and pineau des Charentes, and goose rillettes. They were awarded the Palme d'Or 2023 for whole Périgord goose foie gras. 2 stores open in Sarlat (7, rue de la Liberté) and Le Bugue (20, place de l'Hôtel de ville). The workshop is open to visitors in July and August, with a free tasting.

Founded in 1983, this brand aims to give pride of place to local wines, especially from the Bergerac region. The wines on offer come either from family vineyards, or from Julien de Savignac's own winegrowers, or from partner vineyards in the region, of course. For example, Château Thénac, Château Briand-Bergerac, Domaine des Costes and many other vintages can be found in the various wine shops of the brand, which is well established in the Dordogne (Périgueux, Sarlat-la-Canéda, Brantôme).

Le Bugue's weekly market is held every Tuesday and Saturday in the town center, all year round. Renowned throughout the region, it attracts large crowds in summer and winter alike. We strongly recommend parking on the other side of the river. In summer, the farmers' markets, starting at 6pm,are always accompanied by tastings and often by a festive evening during which everyone composes their own meal from local producers. In Le Bugue, it's Tuesday evening, and it's a veritable festival of colors, flavors and gourmet encounters.

This is the great fashion, now directly from the producer to the consumer through these producer groups in a unique place of sale. This is how the Pysanne House works where fresh products can be bought (meat, poultry, fruits, vegetables, cheeses) but also preserves, ds and soups, wine, jams, ice creams, roasted coffee in Sainte-Alvère, products of maintenance, cosmetics, etc. there are no intermediaries.