Dolce

The nature ally of Bordeaux wines

Horse and man, for centuries an inseparable whole when it comes to work in the field. That was it, after all, until after the war it was decided to replace the working animals with new, more modern means: agricultural machines. These tractors were soon used en masse and displaced the horses from the vineyard. Where the animals in Champagne and Bourgogne were still used on a limited scale, they completely disappeared in the Bordeaux region in the 1950s and 60s.

The Golden Tavola competition awarded prizes to DRINK iT FReSH, Food Revolution by Didess (2x) and Little Cheese Farm

What do today's conscious consumers want on their plate? This is a very interesting question, to say the least, but one that is not so easy to answer. Veggie, vegan, local and organic food, clean label, allergen free... all of these are no longer fads, but trends that are here to stay and that producers should definitely not ignore. What is certain is that producers are taking critical consumers into account. After all, these people are now more involved than ever in the development and production processes of (new and existing) products. And this was clearly shown by the entries for the Golden Tavola 2022 competition.

On Monday, Steigenberger Wiltcher's announced that it had entered into a unique partnership with Michelin-starred chef Kevin Lejeune from La Canne en Ville restaurant, which was originally located just a stone's throw from the hotel. Following the success of the Michelin-starred meals offered together during the lockdown, the hotel and the talented chef are cementing their collaboration by moving the high-profile gastronomic venue to the Brussels hotel. Direct access from number 77 on Avenue Louise makes it an ideal setting for the young chef's inventive cuisine aimed at both hotel guests and the capital's food lovers