Gourmet products local specialties and wines Hainaut belge

An Alice-in-Wonderland universe of acidulous colors, this is the setting for this boutique-tea room serving beautiful cupcakes behind a characterful counter. The house secret? A "cream cheese" that replaces buttercream and makes these delicacies lighter. Homemade lemonade, cookies, cake pops, macaroons... everything is made with love and passion by Emily. She also offers workshops on how to make these pretty, colorful cakes. There's also a store in Tournai and a brand-new one in Ath.

Located in a charming ^17th-century building a stone's throw from the Grand Place, Natorea herbalists offer a wide range of organic teas and herbal teas. Don't miss the Tournaisienne, an infusion made from plants traditionally used in the region. Run by two passionate herbalists, the pretty boutique is packed with natural remedies based on medicinal plants, essential oils, incense, honeys, spices... You'll also find a wide range of accessories, tableware and gift items. A little nugget with a very friendly welcome.

The Maison Léger chocolate factory was founded in 1995. It was founded by siblings of three great chocolate lovers. Their know-how as well as the use of quality raw materials allow them to offer today a very wide range of products such as pralines, truffles, beggars, orangettes/lemonettes, hollow subjects... and Kama Sutra chocolate figurines for spicy moments! Easter egg, triple layer (chocolate, praline, choco) single layer. Everything is made in the workshop behind the shop. The reception is very friendly.

Roger Caulier and his three sons are the heirs to a family business, founded in 1933 and since 1980 housed in the former Tensier tannery in Peruwelz. They immediately made a name for themselves by selling their production in retro bottles with mechanical corks. Classics include Bon Secours and Paix-Dieu, billed as the first abbey beer brewed every full moon. It's served in a rather original glass, featuring the roundness of the moon but cut at an angle, "to highlight its aromas", explains the brewer.

The Drink des Primevères is one of the most representative of the region. You'll find no fewer than 300 references! In addition to the inevitable beers, the drink also offers almost 150 wines and 160 aperitifs and spirits. Of course, you'll also find softs and a vast selection of delicatessen products and snacks. If the choice is too difficult, or if you want something unique, it's also possible to put together a packed basket, ready to take away. Ideal for a gift or to take a little of Wallonia's terroir home with you!