auvergne

Not sure if you are a wine drinker, but the natural wines coming out of Auvergne are absolutely delicious!

I lived in a couple villages in Auvergne near Clermont-Ferrand and also in Avignon.

Also not having vars in CSS is a blessing in disguise: otherwise business logic would be built into the stylesheet by some genius and I would Auvergne to support it.

I don't see much future in this country if you have a family unless you go to somewhere like Auvergne where there's less jobs, mostly farming and these guys are getting decimated and cities run down.

Bleu d'Auvergne means "Blue from Auvergne" (a region in France), where blue is short for "blue cheese".

Every time I try to pronounce "Auvergne" to a French person they quite literally cannot comprehend what I'm aiming for.

I checked the link in the sibling comment[0] and just found out that "Gare Paris Bercy Bourgogne - Pays d'Auvergne" is a thing that exists.

If someone outside of France (Auvergne, more specifically) can concoct a product with similar quality, let them label and market it under their own name.

If I buy Bleu d'Auvergne (it's a French cheese) in the Netherlands, I want to be sure I get the real deal, as a consumer.

At that point I bought a little stone house in France, in a remote mountainous region called Auvergne.

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Bleu d'Auvergne means "Blue from Auvergne" (a region in France), where blue is short for "blue cheese".

Every time I try to pronounce "Auvergne" to a French person they quite literally cannot comprehend what I'm aiming for.

I checked the link in the sibling comment[0] and just found out that "Gare Paris Bercy Bourgogne - Pays d'Auvergne" is a thing that exists.

If someone outside of France (Auvergne, more specifically) can concoct a product with similar quality, let them label and market it under their own name.

If I buy Bleu d'Auvergne (it's a French cheese) in the Netherlands, I want to be sure I get the real deal, as a consumer.

At that point I bought a little stone house in France, in a remote mountainous region called Auvergne.