Pictures: Annette Schiller, ombiasyPR and WineTours, Christian Schiller and Sandrine Rebsamen at Chez Guy in Gevry-Chambertin
Recently in the Bourgogne, our final meal was a Formule Déjeuner* à 24 € at Chez Guy in Gervry-Chambertin, the famous wine village in the Bourgogne. It was excellent.
See:
Preview: Bourgogne Tour by ombiasy WineTours (2016)
I wrote this posting for 2 reasons.
First, for 24 Euro (tax and tip included) we got a wonderful 3 course lunch at a fine restaurant, recommended by the prestigious Michelin Guide. A steal!
Pictures: Annette and Christian Schiller in Gevry-Chambertin
Second, I will be back to Gevry-Chambertin, with the Bourgogne Tour by ombiasy WineTours in June 2015, and we will again have a meal in Gevry-Chambertin. In addition to my comments (including photos) on the lunch at Chez Guy, this posting provides a short overview of the lunch/dinner options available in Gevry-Chambertin.
Picture: Gevry-Chambertin
Lunch at Chez Guy
Chez Guy website: Imagine a lovely Burgundian residence with its traditional varnished-tile roof, niched among the narrow streets of the well-known winemaker’s village of Gevrey-Chambertin. The imposing fireplace and welcoming terrace signal the hospitality of two generations of chefs whose approach to the art of cooking bares their image: generous, savory, contemporary, concocted with in-season produce of farmers’ markets…
Picture: Chez Guy in Gevry-Chambertin
Evelyne and Guy Rebsamen, the founders of this establishment, have always enjoyed finding inspiration for their dishes at Dijon’s farmers market, as does Yves Rebsamen, the man now in charge of the kitchen, who goes there several times a week. Their objective is to excite the taste buds with fresh produce: Bresse chicken, tender asparagus, ripe red berries of the Hautes Côtes, Epoisses cheese from Gaugry produced just down the road in Brochon, grass-fed Charolais beef from Charolles… Burgundy has the best of everything ! Respectful of organic ideals « Chez Guy » gives top priority to local or French products. The family has in fact seriously reflected on ways to diminish its carbon footprint. Privileging seasonal produce from nearby growers is one way.
Talented 32 year-old chef Yves Rebsamen has been orchestrating the kitchen already for some years. Trained under Ledoyen and Bernard Loiseau, today he is assisted by his sister Sandrine and life partner Nadine. Loyal to his region, yet sensitive to innovative culinary combinations, Yves turns market goods into gastronomic delicacies: parsleyed ham of the house, beef cheeks in red wine, perfectly poached eggs à la meurette, Charlotte potato purée with Echiré butter, pan-cooked veal liver with Sherry vinegar…
Pictures: Lunch at Chez Guy
As for the wine list: for years it has been remarked by the several distinguished restaurant guides for offering a high ratio of quality versus price. Every week it is endowed with excellent choices by Natacha (the sister of Yves) who inherited her father’s passion for discovering hidden treasures along the « Route des Grands Crus ». Among the most renowned wineries whose prized labels are still reasonably priced, they can brag : la Romanée-Conti, Coche-Dury, Lafon, Denis Mortet, Armand Rousseau, Geantet-Pansiot, Charlopin, Humbert Frères, Alain Burguet, not to mention Gangloff, Cuilleron, Jean-Louis Chave… Connaisseurs will think they’ve gone to Heaven.
Guide Michelin: Very tasty regional dishes at a reasonable price, a remarkable wine list with Burgundy to the fore and a fresh, modern setting... Guy certainly knows a thing or two about welcoming guests!
Picture: We will be back!
My Gevry-Chambertin Recommendations
Chez Guy
For 24 Euro (tax and tip included) we got a wonderful 3 course lunch at a fine restaurant, recommended by the prestigious Michelin Guide. A steal!
3 Place de la Mairie
Bistro Lucien
With its exposed stone walls, banquette seating and superb wooden bar, this bistro is the perfect complement to La Rôtisserie du Chambertin, where it is housed. On the menu, you can expect lovely Burgundy cuisine. Simple and good!
6 Rue du Chambertin
Le Bar a Vins
Café – Brasserie – Bar
Cuisines: Brasserie
7 Rue Richebourg
La Jeannette
Trip advisor: “Great casual pit stop” “A Little Gem” Price: $5 - $15
1 Rue Gaizot
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Preview: Bourgogne Tour by ombiasy WineTours (2016)
4 Wine Tours by ombiasy coming up in 2015: Germany-East, Germany-South. Germany-Nord and Bordeaux
Tasting Vintage 2010 Bouchard Père et Fils Wines with Panos Kakaviatos in Washington DC, USA
Vintage 2012 Bouchard Père et Fils Tasting at Ripple in Washington DC, USA – With Tasting Notes by Annette Schiller
Pure Chablis – A tête-à-tête Dinner in Washington DC at Marcel’s with Chablis Wine Board President and Winemaker Jean-François Bordet, Domaine Séguinot-Bordet, USA/France
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Recently in the Bourgogne, our final meal was a Formule Déjeuner* à 24 € at Chez Guy in Gervry-Chambertin, the famous wine village in the Bourgogne. It was excellent.
See:
Preview: Bourgogne Tour by ombiasy WineTours (2016)
I wrote this posting for 2 reasons.
First, for 24 Euro (tax and tip included) we got a wonderful 3 course lunch at a fine restaurant, recommended by the prestigious Michelin Guide. A steal!
Pictures: Annette and Christian Schiller in Gevry-Chambertin
Second, I will be back to Gevry-Chambertin, with the Bourgogne Tour by ombiasy WineTours in June 2015, and we will again have a meal in Gevry-Chambertin. In addition to my comments (including photos) on the lunch at Chez Guy, this posting provides a short overview of the lunch/dinner options available in Gevry-Chambertin.
Picture: Gevry-Chambertin
Lunch at Chez Guy
Chez Guy website: Imagine a lovely Burgundian residence with its traditional varnished-tile roof, niched among the narrow streets of the well-known winemaker’s village of Gevrey-Chambertin. The imposing fireplace and welcoming terrace signal the hospitality of two generations of chefs whose approach to the art of cooking bares their image: generous, savory, contemporary, concocted with in-season produce of farmers’ markets…
Picture: Chez Guy in Gevry-Chambertin
Evelyne and Guy Rebsamen, the founders of this establishment, have always enjoyed finding inspiration for their dishes at Dijon’s farmers market, as does Yves Rebsamen, the man now in charge of the kitchen, who goes there several times a week. Their objective is to excite the taste buds with fresh produce: Bresse chicken, tender asparagus, ripe red berries of the Hautes Côtes, Epoisses cheese from Gaugry produced just down the road in Brochon, grass-fed Charolais beef from Charolles… Burgundy has the best of everything ! Respectful of organic ideals « Chez Guy » gives top priority to local or French products. The family has in fact seriously reflected on ways to diminish its carbon footprint. Privileging seasonal produce from nearby growers is one way.
Talented 32 year-old chef Yves Rebsamen has been orchestrating the kitchen already for some years. Trained under Ledoyen and Bernard Loiseau, today he is assisted by his sister Sandrine and life partner Nadine. Loyal to his region, yet sensitive to innovative culinary combinations, Yves turns market goods into gastronomic delicacies: parsleyed ham of the house, beef cheeks in red wine, perfectly poached eggs à la meurette, Charlotte potato purée with Echiré butter, pan-cooked veal liver with Sherry vinegar…
Pictures: Lunch at Chez Guy
As for the wine list: for years it has been remarked by the several distinguished restaurant guides for offering a high ratio of quality versus price. Every week it is endowed with excellent choices by Natacha (the sister of Yves) who inherited her father’s passion for discovering hidden treasures along the « Route des Grands Crus ». Among the most renowned wineries whose prized labels are still reasonably priced, they can brag : la Romanée-Conti, Coche-Dury, Lafon, Denis Mortet, Armand Rousseau, Geantet-Pansiot, Charlopin, Humbert Frères, Alain Burguet, not to mention Gangloff, Cuilleron, Jean-Louis Chave… Connaisseurs will think they’ve gone to Heaven.
Guide Michelin: Very tasty regional dishes at a reasonable price, a remarkable wine list with Burgundy to the fore and a fresh, modern setting... Guy certainly knows a thing or two about welcoming guests!
Picture: We will be back!
My Gevry-Chambertin Recommendations
Chez Guy
For 24 Euro (tax and tip included) we got a wonderful 3 course lunch at a fine restaurant, recommended by the prestigious Michelin Guide. A steal!
3 Place de la Mairie
Bistro Lucien
With its exposed stone walls, banquette seating and superb wooden bar, this bistro is the perfect complement to La Rôtisserie du Chambertin, where it is housed. On the menu, you can expect lovely Burgundy cuisine. Simple and good!
6 Rue du Chambertin
Le Bar a Vins
Café – Brasserie – Bar
Cuisines: Brasserie
7 Rue Richebourg
La Jeannette
Trip advisor: “Great casual pit stop” “A Little Gem” Price: $5 - $15
1 Rue Gaizot
schiller-wine: Related Postings
Preview: Bourgogne Tour by ombiasy WineTours (2016)
4 Wine Tours by ombiasy coming up in 2015: Germany-East, Germany-South. Germany-Nord and Bordeaux
Tasting Vintage 2010 Bouchard Père et Fils Wines with Panos Kakaviatos in Washington DC, USA
Vintage 2012 Bouchard Père et Fils Tasting at Ripple in Washington DC, USA – With Tasting Notes by Annette Schiller
Pure Chablis – A tête-à-tête Dinner in Washington DC at Marcel’s with Chablis Wine Board President and Winemaker Jean-François Bordet, Domaine Séguinot-Bordet, USA/France
Caroline Parent-Gros Presented the Wines of Domaine A-F Gros in the Bourgogne at Chef Bryan Voltaggio’s Range in Washington DC
Dinner at Restaurant Chateau de la Barge in Creches sur Saone in Burgundy, France
In the Most Prestigious AOC in the Mâconnais: Pouilly-Fuissé, France
Dinner at the Hostellerie des Clos in Chablis (Chef: Michel Vignaud), France