A taste of France in six drinks
Story for National Geographic Traveller Food: link The French have had winemaking down to a fine art for centuries, but so too are they experts at creating liqueurs, spirits, aperitifs and digestifs. Each region has its libation of choice and each will tell you something of the land around you, its history, its produce and, often, the families who have been making […]
Local’s guide to Biarritz
This story for National Geographic Traveller included a foodie guide to the town which you can read here: Local’s Guide to Biarritz Besides the brilliant offerings for food-lovers, though, there are myriad ways to enjoy the sea, whether you want to take a dip in it or not. Besides the seaside If the town’s surf scene […]
Food and drink in Dordogne
Autumn is the best time to be in the Dordogne. My feature from National Geographic Traveller’s September 2018 issue gives the highlights Read the article here.
Where to eat out in Paris
From the classic bistros to the new, world-food inspired restaurants – Paris has it all for food-lovers. National Geographic Traveller – http://www.natgeotraveller.co.uk/destinations/europe/france/where-to-eat-in-paris/
The secret network hidden from Lyon’s streets
One of France’s most exciting cities offers a glimpse into its past through its secret passages and stairwells, known as traboules. They date from the days when the city’s silk trade was booming. My snapshot of the experience of exploring them for National Geographic Traveller’s blog. Main photo: Unsplash Dimon Blr