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Puy-Leonard Cognac Pineau Tasting

Cognac and Pineau Tasting

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The Charente is the place to be for a Cognac and Pineau tasting. Pineau is a fortified wine made by

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Gardening and Planting Tips for the Charente

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For those of you in the Charente who want to absolutely maximize your vegetable productivity, it’s important to follow a

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Island hopping to Fort Boyard

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Goat Cheese and Chabichou

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French Phrase of the Day: Donner de la confiture aux cochons December 3, 2024
Do French pigs really like jam?
Ryanair to begin flying from Paris-Orly airport December 3, 2024
The budget airline, Ryanair, will begin offering flights to and from Paris-Orly airport starting in April 2025.
Trump to attend reopening of Notre-Dame in Paris December 3, 2024
Donald Trump will attend the weekend reopening of the restored Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris, in his first trip abroad as US president-elect, he announced on social media on Monday.
Massive security zone in central Paris at weekend as Notre-Dame reopens December 2, 2024
The Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris will finally open its doors again to visitors this weekend with a ceremony attended by numerous heads of state. As a result, there will be a large security zone and restrictions on motorists.
French Phrase of the Day: Lait de poule December 2, 2024
Don't worry, no-one has to attempt to milk a chicken in order to obtain this festive treat.
Advent calendars 'are secular' declares French education minister December 2, 2024
Advent calendars are part of a 'largely secular' tradition, France's education minister has ruled, as part of the by-now traditional French Christmas argument over festive events in schools.
14 reasons to visit France in 2025 December 2, 2024
A grand reopening, a major cultural venue closing for several years, historic villages and great walks, festivals and major sporting events – France promises to be as attractive as ever for visitors in 2025.
High altitude coach crash in France kills two and injures 14 December 2, 2024
A Spanish coach overturned on a mountain road in the French Pyrenees on Sunday killing two people and injuring 14, authorities said.
French PM forces through budget bill without vote, risking no-confidence showdown December 2, 2024
French Prime Minister Michel Barnier faced an abrupt end to his premiership on Monday as opposition parties say they intend to back a no-confidence vote which may bring down his government by Wednesday.
S&P maintains France economy rating and outlook December 1, 2024
Ratings agency S&P on Friday maintained its grade for the French economy saying the outlook was "stable" despite the European country's debt mountain and political troubles.
Skiing, 2025 travel changes and ... the guillotine: 6 essential articles for life in France December 1, 2024
This week’s France-centric must-reads feature diary dates for skiers, seasonal words and phrases to perfect for Christmas, travel changes in 2025, holiday rental law changes, children’s health checks, and the history of the guillotine.
On the Agenda: What's happening in France this week December 1, 2024
A big week in French politics, more strikes, a tax-related deadline – and the reopening of Notre Dame. The first full week in December promises to be busy
Le Pen demands French PM compromises in budget stalemate December 1, 2024
Far-right French leader Marine Le Pen told a Sunday newspaper that her party would not necessarily vote to topple Prime Minister Michel Barnier's government -- so long as he agreed to negotiate.
France introduces strict new laws on renting out holiday homes November 27, 2024
France has long grappled with the shortfall in affordable housing that is threatening to price out locals, especially in popular tourist destinations - and now a new law imposes tight controls on anyone renting out holiday lets, including on Airbnb.
New flights to and from France in 2025 November 27, 2024
Dozens of new flight routes to and from France will be launched in 2025. The Local has the details and list of destinations, as well as other changes people should expect for the air travel next year.
Will the French government fall this week? November 25, 2024
Monday saw the first in a series of key votes in parliament - so will Michel Barnier's government be able to hang on until the end of the year?
What changes in France in December 2024? November 22, 2024
From the re-opening of Notre-Dame cathedral to tax deadlines, plus a controversial budget bill and more strikes - here's what changes in France in December 2024.
PODCAST: Send in your questions for special episode of Talking France November 5, 2024
We're planning a special episode of the Talking France podcast, made up entirely of questions from our listeners - so tell us the one thing you always wanted to know about France.
Tickets and dates: All you need to know about Notre-Dame reopening August 30, 2024
Five years after the devastating fire, Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris is preparing to open its doors to visitors again. Here's a look at the reopening schedule and how to get tickets to see inside.
Why is Christmas 'secular' in France? December 21, 2022
France is a secular republic and has laws in place to ensure that religion plays no part in the state - so Christmas is largely counted as a non-religious holiday. Here's how.

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