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L鈥橢levage du Bouyssou

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The Dordogne is famous for its foie gras. You鈥檒l see duck and goose farms dotted throughout the countryside, many of which offer guided tours and 诲别虂驳耻蝉迟补迟颈辞苍 (tasting). L鈥橢levage du Bouyssou is a family-run farm to the north of Carsac-Aillac. Owners Denis and Nathalie Mazet run tours and demonstrate la gavage 鈥 the controversial force-feeding process that helps fatten up the goose livers. You can also buy homemade foie gras in the shop.


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