Gourmet products local specialties and wines Auvergne

Nicole Boulet, recently joined by Jocelyne Didou, chose in 1999 to raise 60,000 petit gris snails on her farm. She also grows her own vegetables and fruit to make her own organic products. Of course, there is the traditional snail for the holidays, but also a whole range of snailines for the aperitif. We recommend the recipe with lentils from Saint-Flour to garnish cherry tomatoes. A must visit (by appointment)!

Jean and Jeremy run a store dedicated to 100% ethical products for the aperitif. Their commitment: to offer quality products, to favor organic, reasoned, local or at least French products. You can buy peanuts in bulk, spreads, chips from Aveyron, lemonades from Vercors... but also wines, beers and spirits. The two companions propose trays to compose with cheeses, delicatessen, dried fruits and chips, nicely presented in big spruce boxes made for them by a craftsman of the Jura.

In this authentic bakery, bread and pastries are baked on site, over a wood fire. Their incomparable taste appeals to top restaurateurs. Behind the small shop window you'll find traditional baguettes, farmhouse breads, viennoiseries and other desserts, such as the lemon meringue éclair. We recommend the organic Chadrat flour bread, the rye bread or the "tordu", on sale at the end of the day. Sylvie is always ready to welcome you with a smile. The bakery has also opened in Royat. During the festive season, it's best to order in advance.

The large window opening onto the street is a real eye-catcher. Behind it are breads, cakes and pastries. The long line that regularly snakes around the front is worthy of all the gastronomic reviews. The opening of the outlet is a renaissance and an opportunity for the bakery to develop its own creations, such as petit paillasse with wild garlic, or bread made with sourdough and organic (low-gluten) petit épeautre flour. Upstairs is a pastry-making laboratory, which now takes pride of place among the artisan breads.

The Eric Llinares bakery-pastry shop is located in the center of town, at the corner of rue Victor-Hugo and rue des Forgerons in the heart of the pedestrian district. This pretty and appetizing store has seduced many Aurillac residents with its know-how, as much for the quality of its "authentic" bread as for the content of its pastries and confectionery. You can fall in love with specialties such as rye bread, Auvergne croquants, Aurillac squares...

The cheese shop is a reference in downtown. Kindness, discretion and sound advice are their watchwords! Let yourself be surprised by the cheeses selected by Olivier the owner, valuing the maturing, the farm products and the raw milk. Don't hesitate to compose your own cheese platter. The place also has a rich wine cellar with affordable prices. Taste on the spot a platter of about ten cheeses, accompanied by fresh or dried fruits and small vegetables to crunch: the ideal to share a beautiful moment between friends.

If the diversity of local products found there (honey, sausage, lentils, eggs, craft beer, etc.) could allow us to qualify this cheese shop as a grocery store, it is indeed the cheese that is at the centre of attention and for good reason. Lizette has been working with cheese since she was 16 years old and she knows her stuff. Her advice is accurate and valuable, her explanations are clear and she never hesitates to offer a little tasting. Her good humour is a pleasure to see and her cheeses, coming directly from local producers, are delicious.

Beautiful, artistic, gastronomic. Simple definition of this large space dedicated to the know-how of the Riol house. The two great specialties of this store are chocolate and macaroons. And there is no shortage of original flavors: gingerbread, chestnut, rose or mystery taste. You will also find calissons or meringues presented like works of art. There are also various teas, beautiful cookie boxes...

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A friendly team welcomes you in a Zen atmosphere, which goes with the spirit of the store. If the words boulgour, brown, tofu or millet are somewhat abstract for you, do not hesitate to ask for advice from the staff, we will be happy to answer you. They are all passionate and willing to share their approach with you. Here you will find many products, always in organic version, obviously since the Bread Tree is part of the Whole network: food products (fresh, vacuum, bulk, frozen, cut), but also cosmetics, hygiene, maintenance, ecological and eco-habitat products. Don't miss the book book on organic culture… ideal for walking and learning. One corner of the store is designed for children.

Every year, the first weekend of September, the eco-biological Fair in Aurillac.

During the summer of 2022, the unmissable Salaisons du Sancy was taken over by Michael Vaufrey. Coming from a family of pork butchers and a professional in the retail sector, he has completely redesigned and expanded the store. There is a grocery section, home-made charcuterie offered by the pork butcher Pascal Tournadre, ready-made meals, a special wine, beer and liquor section. The faithful customers can be reassured, the salting remains the main activity and the quality is always present. Tastings and open days will be organized.

A pioneer of artisanal distillation in the Puy-de-Dôme, the distillery was opened in 2021 in Brassac-les-Mines. Quentin, a Clermont-Ferrand native and distilling oenologist, decided to return to Auvergne after years of apprenticeship in Cognac. He works with local and French products (volcano water, whisky barley...) to create unique, high-quality spirits. No flavoring or sugar is added. The range of spirits is regularly enriched: whisky, gin, rum... The distillery's products can be found in restaurants, wine shops and online.

Louis Ambrosio, a former apprentice of Pierre Nury, took over the reins of Fournil 1869 a few years ago, with the help of his partner Adeline. People always come from far and wide to buy their baguette here! Let yourself be tempted by authentic bread made the old-fashioned way, with the pronounced taste, texture and appearance of the bread of yesteryear. Here, bread comes in all shapes and flavors: Tradition, Mon Blé, Combraille au levain... Other specialties include Chazeron, a delicious caramelized hazelnut cake.

This store specializing in homemade cookies, to eat in or take away, has set up shop in the town of Moulin. They come in dark chocolate with fleur de sel, white chocolate with raspberry, milk chocolate with marshmallow bear or Bounty, speculoos, Nutella, Kinder, M&M's, Oreo, Ferrero Rocher, Raffaello and other surprising recipes such as the briookie, a fusion between the softness of a brioche and the delicacy of a cookie. Treat yourself to a choice of assortments. Soft drinks, café frappés and milk drinks. Tearoom area.

Cruzilles perpetuates the tradition of Auvergne's master confectioners in the production of its fruit jellies and candied fruits. Since 1880, the confectionery has cultivated a unique savoir-faire, with a strong emphasis on natural, preservative-free products, with a few organic references. Innovation is as present as tradition, notably with Dés Lisses®, born of the desire to offer a less sweet product to leave more room for fruit. With this novelty, the company is evolving with the times and bringing confectionery up to date.

At the foot of the Puy de Dôme, you'll find an area dedicated to the region's products, with large stalls of Auvergne cheeses, as well as a vast selection of wines, beers, spirits, confectionery, cured meats, crafts, books... Saint-nectaire is matured on site in the cellar (AOP Auvergne cheese). Charcuterie and cheese platters are also available to order. Ample parking and prices no higher than those charged by supermarkets make this a stopover of choice.

Welcome to the temple of Auvergne products! This vast store gathers in one place cheeses, delicatessen, fruits and vegetables, drinks, delicatessen... Everything is made in Auvergne. Marc, a butcher by profession, wanted to bring together the producers and the best products of the region. He makes it a point of honor to communicate on their origin and the practices of the producers. La Ferme auvergnate cooks charcuterie, terrines and homemade specialties, based on pork from Combrailles. It also prepares gourmet baskets to offer.