Stars Hotel Beaune
8 Rue Andre Marie Ampere, Parc Hotelier De La Chartreu Beaune, Burgundy, 21200, France
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We're in Burgundy drinking Pinot Noir...
Yes it is true. We worked our way up to Beaune, and just like in the Rhone, have not been dissapointed at all. We explored the tiny towns of Pommard, Volnay, Mersault, and Satenay, and got to try some amazing wine from all places. We even tried a place in Pommard and then headed over to his son's winery in Mersault (the son's was actually better …
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Les Trois Glorieuses
... Joni, “How many runners do you think there are?” I looked more closely at the entry numbers pinned to their shirts. One high number read 2364?. Could that be right? Were there really over two thousand people in this race? Joni’s hands were looking raw and red from applauding, like maybe she had been running for miles on them!
One hour or so later, it looked like the final runners ...
Back To School and Armistice Day
... may not make much sense until you realize that this area is called the “Côte d’Or”, or “the golden hillside”. It is a primary school, for students aged six to eleven. They have three classrooms. All of the little towns have their own primary school, no matter how small. In the nearby town of Pommard, for example, they only have enough students for one teacher and one class. That teacher prepares work for all of ...
Differences
... product is always labeled with its country of origin, and this is the biggest thing on the sign. People are very opinionated about all of this. “The best apples are from Germany, don’t buy bananas from Cameroon, Spain’s tomatoes are the worst,” etc. As a rule, you will only get things that are in season. So, right now there are lots of root vegetables, pears and apples. It is impossible to get a berry or a peach ...
“Crème de Cassis” & Signage
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While I was driving I was reflecting back on dinner last evening. We ate at a small restaurant in Meursault that was new to us. It was at a hotel that was aptly named "Le Centre" because…it is directly in the middle of town. Although we DO eat at home many days, on weekends we tend to eat out more. And, to treat ourselves, we often have a starter drink that is called a “Kir”. This tasty item is made using a white ...
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