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The Useful Bicentennial
Being a gastronome means knowing how to reason the fork, how to think the table. However, it is difficult to philosophize about your bite, or even to discuss the art of good eating, without knowing Brillat-Savarin and his indispensable alter ego, Grimod de la Reynière.

Philippe Cartau
Jan 186 min read


Grimod, Brillat & Nous
Grimod de La Reynière, one of two founders of Gastronomy, will be celebrated during a conference in Lyon, France, October 2nd & 3rd, 2026

Philippe Cartau
Nov 20, 20253 min read


Gastrorevolution
Without the french Revolution, would gastronomy have emerged ? Would we have been able to develop this realm into what it is ?

Philippe Cartau
Jul 10, 20254 min read


From Bourget to Brass
The Paris Air Show is hectic. Adding to the stress is finding at the last minute, sometimes late, a place to dine, preferably offering a unique experience. Such is what the Parisian brasseries offer.

Amphitryon
May 26, 20255 min read


Gastronomical Tariffs
Tariffs have been part of Gastronomy for a long time. By bringing together consumer demands, government standards, and manufacturers'...

Philippe Cartau
Apr 29, 20255 min read


Business Ivresse
Business and Tipsiness, must one chose? Navigating the ridge line with Gastronomy and business.

Philippe Cartau
Apr 18, 20257 min read


Gastroparallels
To predict the future, some look into cristal balls, others into wine glasses and plates

Philippe Cartau
Apr 4, 20257 min read


Nutriwhat?
Nutriscore is trying help people eat better. But we need more than a patch to avoid the ravages of poor eating habits.

Philippe Cartau
Mar 21, 20255 min read


A squirt of ketchup with your diplomacy?
Since the dawn of time, the dinner table has been part of diplomacy. What better way to reconcile differences of opinion than over food...

Philippe Cartau
Mar 3, 20254 min read


Gastronomy to Save A.I.
We need A.I to bring us to new heights, but A.I. need Gastronomy to keep its feet in reality.

Amphitryon
Feb 12, 20258 min read


Agapes de Bosange - Ch. 1 : An Appetizer
In this joyous and gastronomical novel, Anthelme is chased by a hoard of modern day bigots who can't stand his idea of sharing a meal.

Philippe Cartau
Jan 31, 20254 min read


2025 : the Ultimate Bicentenary
Gastronomy was effectively consecrated in 1825 with the publishing of Physiology of Taste. We will celebrate this bicentenary with taste!

Philippe Cartau
Jan 15, 20255 min read


The Burger is Political
High on McDonald's. Can a burger become a political index? Can it show the trends in society? In any event, it concentrates meaning.

Philippe Cartau
Dec 18, 20243 min read


Adam's Invisible Hand in the Restaurant
Did Adam Smith find his inspiration for the Invisible Hand during his travels to Toulouse and Paris, when restaurants were being invented ?

Philippe Cartau
Nov 19, 20246 min read


Guess who's back!
Biztronomy is back with a mission, more than ever dedicated to promoting this fine are, the conversation and and the values.

Philippe Cartau
Nov 6, 20243 min read


Render to Caesar...
Gastronomy! It's too serious a matter to be left to the cooks . This is why Biztronomy's Gastrodor or Golden Gastronomer project,...

Philippe Cartau
Sep 20, 20245 min read


Waiter, there is a Chef in the Salad!
The gastronomical week has been active indeed, to the point of utterly complicating the already difficult task I have of choosing a...

Philippe Cartau
Aug 31, 20246 min read


Gastronomy gets a Taste of A.I. with Conversational Agent
Gastronomy is about conversation as much as it is about cuisine, though dwindling. How about using A.I. to bring it back to the fore.

Philippe Cartau
Aug 12, 20244 min read


Last but not Least
In 2024, Gastronomy will save the world! At Biztronomy, we sincerely believe that the gastronomic act of sitting down to enjoy a meal...

Philippe Cartau
Jan 31, 20244 min read


Thanksgiving Project Planning
Making a great meal such as a Thanksgiving dinner is not simple task. The question is, did project managers learn from the cook?

Sue R.
Nov 21, 20237 min read
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