Interview: Gabriele del Carlo, sommelier at Le Cinq, Hôtel George V, Paris 75008 – Part Two
So, where does a Parisian sommelier spend his days and nights in the French capital...?
So, where does a Parisian sommelier spend his days and nights in the French capital...?
Join us in the most famous cellar in France & meet wine expert & sommelier Gabriele del Carlo. Originally from Tuscany, this young wine expert quickly rose to the top of his field. Join us as we chat with Gabriele...
Cordelia Houel studied womenswear and underwear design at Esmod Paris and now works as a production assistant for Issey Miyake. So where does she choose to spend her days and nights in Paris?
Mon plus grand plaisir de travailler au 6 Paul Bert est d’avoir une liberté de cuisine. J’aime avoir la chance de changer le menu tous les jours. Je suis aussi entouré de personnes qui m’aident depuis le début. Sans eux, je ne pourrais rien faire.
"The biggest pleasure is having freedom in cooking. I like having the opportunity to change the menu every day. I also work with people who have been there since the beginning: without them, I could not do anything."
Can you say you've shared a bottle of champagne atop the Great Wall of China?
Passionnée par le champagne, Fanny Heucq a créé Dilettantes, un lieu permettant de déguster des champagnes de qualité tout en découvrant leurs histoires. Rencontre.
I am a little unrefined, because I don’t have a favourite restaurant. I really like the Comptoir d’Yves Camdeborde, the modern cuisine at Rino and the traditional cuisine of Olivier au Villaret.
C’est un peu réducteur parce que je n’ai pas un restaurant préféré. J’aime beaucoup le Comptoir d’Yves Camdeborde, la cuisine moderne chez Rino et la cuisine traditionnelle d’Olivier au Villaret.
You’ve no doubt heard of the Paul Bert or the 6 Paul Bert in Paris. Bertrand Auboyneau, the founder of these two very well-known restaurants, has given us the pleasure of speaking about his journey and new bistro the 6 Paul Bert.