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LA REINE S’AMUSE Apricot/Cornouille 240g Jams

€559 EUR

This gift box is designed to offer or treat yourself to a stroll through the delights of the park of the Château de Tout-y-Croît .

Six 40g jars of homemade jams and fruit preparations are offered to you at random, along with six small, golden, plant-inspired spoons for enjoying them...alone or with others! Because we know that the best moments, like the best food, are meant to be shared to be even sweeter!

Artisanal jams made from the orchards of Queen Jeanne d'Albret

Once upon a time...The Queen Amuses Herself (and today it's Amélie de Boyer Montegut)

It was in 1563 that Queen Jeanne d'Albret discovered the castle of Tout-y-Croît, in the heights of Béarn (64), at the gateway to the Pyrenees, and gave it her name because of the magnificent fruits that were served to her there ...

Today, the castle is surrounded by a preserved green setting, far from the hustle and bustle of traffic, with several dozen hectares managed using organic farming methods, where century-old trees and old fruit trees punctuate the visitor's journey.

An orchard was replanted in 2024 to provide the majority of the fruit used in La Reine s'Amuse's fruit creations: cornelian cherries, elderberries, apples, blackberries, plums, raspberries, cherries, and more. Other fruits come from local producers, also certified organic: this is the case for blueberries and Roussanne peaches. Finally, fruits not available near the château are purchased at the market and selected for their quality and their French origin, as locally sourced as possible (e.g., apricots, strawberries).

The sugar used is organic cane sugar and if we need to use a gelling agent for certain preparations, we have chosen Agar-Agar, which is a natural gelling agent derived from seaweed with numerous health benefits.

Everything is prepared with care and love, in the hope of sharing with you a part of the sweetness of this little paradise on earth that is Tout-y-Croît.