I’m going bit off-piste today, and behind the scenes, back of house, back room, down in the boiler room. Riverboats, underway or under maintenance; some people ask what we do in the winter when the canals are closed and Burgundy … Continue reading →
The lush valley of the river Yonne that the Randle cruises along produces some great wines, although less famous than the southern Burgundy cousins, nevertheless just as interesting. Starting from the north, and in fact the most northerly vines … Continue reading →
The heritage of Burgundy goes back for millennia and the rivers form the backbone of the inland trade routes, Prominent buildings where constructed to be best viewed from the ancient point of arrival, the river, and this splendour can still … Continue reading →
