Late autumn and early winter are the ideal times to discover the back country of the Languedoc, which is where I often send friends who ask for some place in France that hasn’t yet been overwhelmed by tourists. Most of the villages here live off winemaking, but recently an influx of young chefs and hoteliers is giving the region a new touristic vocation by hanging out the shingles of new…
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