PARIS COOKBOOK FAIR 2011
March 3-6, 2011
Thursday, 3 | Friday, 4 | Saturday, 5 | Sunday, 6 |
Professional | Professional | Public | Public |
The next Paris Cookbook Fair will open with professional days Thursday, March 3, 2011 and Friday, March 4, followed by public days Saturday 5 and Sunday, March 6, 2011.
It will take place at Le Centquatre, in the same beautiful building.
There will be more space for stands, due to the increased demand thanks to the success of the last edition. We have improved a number of technical details such as the heating or the public announcements. The conferences will take place in smaller rooms.
The dates are chosen early in the year, to help publishers and authors with their projects within 2011. The early March dates are several weeks later than in 2010, but they do not interfere with Chinese New Year, French vacations, the Abu Dhabi Book Fair (22-27 March 2011), Casablanca or Cairo or New Delhi Book Fairs, or the Salon du Livre de Paris. We can hope the weather will also be warmer than in 2010.
GOURMAND AWARDS
The Gourmand World Wine Book Awards will take place on Wednesday March 2, 2011 in Paris, in the evening, followed by the opening party for Paris Cookbook Fair.
The Gourmand World Cookbook Awards will be the next day Thursday March 3, 2011 in the evening. In Paris, followed by another party.
REGISTRATION FOR PARIS COOKBOOK FAIR
We will send shortly upon request a complete press kit, and registration packages for Paris Cookbook Fair.
CHEFS ARE BRANDS
Press Release January 5, 2010
New Year lists of the top celebrity chefs in the world,
compared with world famous brands.
Today brands are built mostly through television. Few brands get as much television exposure as celebrity chefs. This allows chefs to be built up even without a restaurant, and those who do have a restaurant realize quickly there is much more in television, sponsorships, and cookbooks. For the Paris Cookbook Fair, February 12-15, a list of the international celebrity chefs compared to brands and famous people has been prepared. The numbers are taken from the article traffic statistics of Wikipedia in English in December 2009. Anyone can do the same:
Todlbox-special pages
Wiki-data-tools statistics
Article traffic statistics
According to Jimmy Wales, founder of Wikipedia, more than 340 million people use Wikipedia every month. This is the audience of a third of the internet connected world every month. It is free, you can use the information in Wikipedia in any way you want. It is free of charge, free of advertising, spreading knowledge everywhere, and keeps growing. It is supported entirely by donations. Its mission is to give free access to the sum of all human knowledge.
Wikipedia is in fact the most gigantic poll ever dreamed by politicians, corporations or the media. The data can be used by brands in their marketing research, at no cost, except maybe welcomed donations. The most intriguing results of the lists compiled for the Paris Cookbook Fair is that they confirm in general the rankings in other sector studies and polls. The question is to compare now apples and oranges, politicians, brands, chefs, generic products, with everything else in the 3.140.000 articles in English.
There are lists of chefs, food VIPS, and brands.
1.- Top 28 World Celebrity Chefs
2.- Top Foreign Celebrity Chefs
7.- Brands – Youtube to Alain Ducasse
8.- Brands – Slow Food to Richard Juhlin
For information:
Edouard Cointreau, President
Paris Cookbook Fair
www.cookbookfair.com
1. WORLD TOP 28 CELEBRITY CHEFS
USA-Julia Child | 479830 |
USA-Julie Powell | 138621 |
UK Gino D'Acampo | 135489 |
USA-Padma Lakshmi | 124344 |
UK-Gordon Ramsay | 94630 |
UK-Nigella Lawson | 80797 |
USA-Anthony Bourdain | 69760 |
UK-Jamie Oliver | 53099 |
USA-Martha Stewart | 51546 |
USA-Bobby Flay | 45566 |
USA-Giada De Laurentiis | 42933 |
USA-Rachael Ray | 42768 |
USA-Paula Deen | 33798 |
UK-Heston Blumenthal | 27557 |
USA-Cat Cora | 24945 |
USA-Mario Batali | 22951 |
USA-Emeril Lagasse | 20625 |
USA-Thomas Keller | 18624 |
UK-Marco Pierre White | 18395 |
UK-Delia Smith | 16632 |
Spain-El Bulli | 16275 |
Uk- OZ Clarke | 13020 |
USA-Wolfgang Puck | 12075 |
USA-Tyler Florence | 11699 |
UK-Hugh Fernley-Whitingstall | 11330 |
USA-Daniel Boulud | 11329 |
USA-Rick Bayless | 10704 |
France-Alain Ducasse | 8069 |
For information:
Edouard Cointreau, President
Paris Cookbook Fair
www.cookbookfair.com
2. TOP FOREIGN CELEBRITY CHEFS
NO UK, NO US
CELEBRITY CHEFS AND FOOD VIP
France-Le Cordon Bleu | 17231 |
Spain-El Bulli | 16275 |
Italy-Slow Food | 8389 |
France-Alain Ducasse | 8069 |
France-Bocuse d'Or | 7123 |
France-Paul Bocuse | 6485 |
France-Bernard Loiseau | 3236 |
India-Sanjeev Kapoor | 1946 |
France-Pierre Gagnaire | 1930 |
France-Guy Savoy | 1832 |
Canada-Anne Olson | 1548 |
Australia-Neil Perry | 1466 |
Australia-Kylie Kwong | 1343 |
Ireland-Darina Allen | 1181 |
Germany-Alexander Herrmann | 1120 |
Australia-Bill Granger | 1067 |
South Africa-Jeremy Mansfield | 1054 |
Canada David Adjey | 1047 |
Australia-Donna Hay | 1018 |
Spain-Ferran Adria | 1014 |
Italy-Carlo Petrini | 990 |
Norway-Geir Skeie | 889 |
Norway-Andreas Viestad | 869 |
France-Guy Martin | 868 |
Canada-Anthony Sedlak | 845 |
Japan-Harumi Kurihara | 765 |
France-Trish Deseine | 665 |
France-Michel Bras | 639 |
France-Paul Haeberlin | 615 |
Finland-Sara La Fountain | 603 |
Australia-Maggie Beer | 552 |
Canada-Chris Knight | 551 |
Australia-Stephen Downes | 541 |
Peru-Gaston Acurio | 528 |
Canada-Christine Cushing | 506 |
Spain-Santi Santamaria | 420 |
Malaysia-Chef Wan | 412 |
Germany-Eckart Witzigmann | 348 |
France-Ginette Mathiot | 345 |
France-Cyril Lignac | 329 |
Ireland-Conrad Gallagher | 319 |
France-Marc Veyrat | 307 |
Spain-Juan Mari Arzak | 299 |
Ireland-Nevin Maguire | 291 |
Germany-Johann Lafer | 286 |
Brazil-Alex Atala | 283 |
Australia-Tetsuya Wakuda | 281 |
Germany-Alfred Biolek | 276 |
Spain-Martin Berasategui | 272 |
Canada-Ruth Ozeki | 237 |
Australia-Dorinda Haffner | 234 |
France-Herve This | 227 |
Spain-Carme Ruscalleda | 224 |
Sweden-Mathias Dahlgren | 215 |
Australia-Staphanie Alexander | 197 |
Cyprus-Georgios Georgiou | 190 |
France-Alain Senderens | 187 |
Germany-Heinz Winkler | 168 |
Spain-Simone Ortega | 166 |
Sweden-Tina Nordstrom | 161 |
Bangla Desh-Shawkat Osman | 148 |
Sweden-Richard Juhlin | 139 |
France Georges Blanc | 124 |
Ireland-Denis Cotter | 113 |
France-Michel Guerard | 109 |
For information:
Edouard Cointreau, President
Paris Cookbook Fair
www.cookbookfair.com
3. US CELEBRITY CHEFS
Julia Child | 479830 |
Julie Powell | 138621 |
Padma Lakshmi | 124344 |
Anthony Bourdain | 69760 |
Martha Stewart | 51546 |
Bobby Flay | 45566 |
Giada De Laurentiis | 42933 |
Rachael Ray | 42768 |
Paula Deen | 33798 |
Cat Cora | 24945 |
Mario Batali | 22951 |
Emeril Lagasse | 20625 |
Thomas Keller | 18624 |
Wolfgang Puck | 12075 |
Tyler Florence | 11699 |
Daniel Boulud | 11329 |
Rick Bayless | 10704 |
Eric Ripert | 7199 |
Alice Waters | 6429 |
Graham Kerr | 5038 |
James Beard | 5001 |
Jean Georges Vongerichten | 3648 |
Madhur Jaffrey | 3576 |
Grant Achatz | 3417 |
Sandra Lee | 3386 |
Marcus Samuelsson | 3292 |
Danny Meyer | 3120 |
Jeffrey Steingarten | 3017 |
Martin Yan | 2895 |
Mark Bittman | 2601 |
Ree Drummond | 2582 |
M.F.K.Fisher | 1722 |
Susur Lee | 1472 |
Michael Mina | 1404 |
Elizabeth Falkner | 1359 |
Craig Claiborne | 1174 |
Mark Kurlansky | 1002 |
David Rosengarten | 906 |
Mireille Giuliano | 741 |
Jacques Pepin | 695 |
For information:
Edouard Cointreau, President
Paris Cookbook Fair
www.cookbookfair.com
4. UK CELEBRITY CHEFS, FOOD WRITERS, VIPS
Gino D'Acampo is top news for getting in trouble for cooking a rat on television
Gino D'Acampo | 135489 |
Gordon Ramsay | 94830 |
NigellaLawson | 80797 |
Jamie Oliver | 53099 |
Heston Blumenthal | 27557 |
Marco Pierre White | 18395 |
Delia Smith | 16632 |
Oz Clarke | 13020 |
Hugh Fernley-Whittingstall | 11330 |
Rick Stein | 6558 |
Jean-Christophe Novelli | 6179 |
Ainsley Harriott | 5167 |
Raymond Blanc | 4900 |
Tom Parker Bowles | 4570 |
Gary Rhodes | 3613 |
Levi Roots | 3393 |
Rachel Allen | 3008 |
Michel Roux | 2929 |
Angela Hartnett | 2553 |
Marcus Wareing | 2481 |
Elizabeth David | 2442 |
Antonio Carluccio | 2220 |
James Martin | 1988 |
Jancis Robinson | 1379 |
Michael Broadbent | 1308 |
Ching-he Huang | 1096 |
Ken Hom | 1032 |
Giorgio Locatelli | 1000 |
Valentine Warner | 803 |
Nick Nairn | 774 |
Anjum Anand | 742 |
Sophie Grigson | 719 |
Jane Grigson | 638 |
For information:
Edouard Cointreau, President
Paris Cookbook Fair
www.cookbookfair.com
5. FRENCH CELEBRITY CHEFS
Le Cordon Bleu | 17231 |
Alain Ducasse | 8069 |
Bocuse d'Or | 7123 |
Paul Bocuse | 6485 |
Bernard Loiseau | 3236 |
Muriel Barbery | 2658 |
Rabelais | 2560 |
Pierre Gagnaire | 1930 |
Guy Savoy | 1832 |
Escoffier | 1138 |
Guy Martin | 868 |
Alain Chapel | 718 |
Trish Deseine | 665 |
Michel Bras | 639 |
Paul Haeberlin | 615 |
Curnonsky | 523 |
Anne Willan | 374 |
Cyril Lignac | 329 |
Marc Veyrat | 307 |
Patricia Wells | 293 |
Herve This | 227 |
Alain Senderens | 187 |
Georges Blanc | 124 |
Brillat-Savarin | 116 |
Michel Guerard | 109 |
For information:
Edouard Cointreau, President
Paris Cookbook Fair
www.cookbookfair.com
6. FOREIGN CELEBRITY CHEFS, FOOD WRITERS, VIPS BY COUNTRIES
AUSTRALIA
Neil Perry | 1466 |
Kylie Kwong | 1343 |
Bill Granger | 1067 |
Donna Hay | 1018 |
Maggie Beer | 552 |
Stephen Downes | 541 |
Tetsuya Wakuda | 485 |
Stephanie Alexander | 197 |
BANGLA DESH
Shawkat Osman | 148 |
BRAZIL
Alex Atala | 283 |
CANADA
Anna Olson | 1548 |
David Adjey | 1047 |
Anthony Sedlak | 845 |
Chris Knight | 551 |
Christine Cushing | 506 |
Ruth Ozeki | 237 |
CYPRUS
Georgios Georgiou | 190 |
FINLAND
Sara La Fountain | 603 |
GERMANY
Alexander Herrmann | 1120 |
Eckart Witzigmann | 348 |
Johann Lafer | 286 |
Alfred Biolek | 276 |
Heinz Winkler | 168 |
INDIA
Sanjeev Kapoor | 1946 |
IRELAND
Darina Allen | 1181 |
Conrad Gallagher | 319 |
Neven Maguire | 291 |
Denis Cotter | 113 |
ITALY
Carlo Petrini | 990 |
Heinz Beck | 90 |
JAPAN
Harumi Kurihara | 765 |
MALAYSIA
Chef Wan | 412 |
NORWAY
Geir Skeie | 889 |
Andrew Viestad | 869 |
PERU
Gaston Acurio | 528 |
SOUTH AFRICA
Jeremy Mansfield | 1054 |
SPAIN
El Bulli | 16275 |
Ferran Adria | 1014 |
Santi Santamaria | 420 |
Jose Andres | 357 |
Juan Mari Arzak | 299 |
Martin Berasategui | 272 |
Carme Ruscalleda | 224 |
Simone Ortega | 166 |
SWEDEN
Marcus Samuelsson | 3292 |
Mathias Dahlgren | 215 |
Tina Nordstrom | 161 |
Richard Juhlin | 139 |
For information:
Edouard Cointreau, President
Paris Cookbook Fair
www.cookbookfair.com
7. BRANDS - YouTube TO ALAIN DUCASSE
YouTube | 1829230 |
1238079 | |
Wikipedia | 941757 |
770221 |
Barack Obama | 615173 |
Julia Child | 479830 |
309867 | |
Microsoft | 260975 |
Amazon | 258888 |
Winston Churchill | 200464 |
Pope Benedict XVI | 168130 |
Eiffel tower | 138621 |
Pope John Paul II | 138564 |
BMW | 123975 |
foie gras | 106531 |
Gordon Ramsay | 94830 |
BBC | 94264 |
Sony | 93708 |
Ferrari | 88433 |
Bank of America | 84869 |
truffle | 82284 |
Volkswagen | 78262 |
American Airlines | 78218 |
Boeing | 70393 |
Goldman Sachs | 70370 |
Louis Vuitton | 69729 |
Porsche | 67595 |
Red Bull | 67360 |
United Airlines | 66595 |
Nicolas Sarkozy | 66463 |
Honda | 64291 |
Ikea | 62214 |
Brigitte Bardot | 60201 |
Louvre | 57589 |
Yahoo | 56421 |
Charles de Gaulle | 55275 |
Guinness | 55234 |
Michelin Guide | 54453 |
Airbus | 54271 |
Gucci | 53315 |
Jamie Oliver | 53099 |
Victor Hugo | 53011 |
Chanel | 52284 |
Air France | 48004 |
Continental Airlines | 47621 |
Forbes | 46828 |
HSBC | 46091 |
Fiat | 46049 |
Pinot Noir | 41951 |
Chrysler | 40480 |
Hennessy | 38554 |
Smirnoff | 35151 |
Samsung | 33972 |
Asterix | 33526 |
Chardonnay | 31592 |
New York Times | 31491 |
Associated Press | 30666 |
Opel | 30519 |
Renault | 29985 |
Merlot | 29676 |
Peugeot | 28262 |
Aeroflot | 27837 |
British Museum | 27761 |
Heston Blumenthal | 27557 |
Bacardi | 27496 |
Christian Dior | 27143 |
LVMH | 26709 |
Catherine Deneuve | 26362 |
Bordeaux wine | 26329 |
Barclays | 26315 |
Reuters | 26304 |
Cointreau | 25954 |
Baidu | 25886 |
Toshiba | 25636 |
Chianti | 25025 |
Coca Cola | 24684 |
Chivas Regal | 21905 |
Hyundai | 20899 |
Wall Street Journal | 20654 |
Carrefour | 20178 |
Michelin | 20123 |
Burgundy wine | 19986 |
Deutsche Bank | 19646 |
LG | 17576 |
Le Cordon Bleu | 17231 |
Michel Platini | 17147 |
Baccarat | 16598 |
Courvoisier | 16048 |
Financial Times | 15638 |
Cognac | 15444 |
Veuve Clicquot | 15149 |
Tintin | 14082 |
NHK | 13999 |
Gazprom | 13272 |
Tabasco sauce | 13117 |
Panasonic | 12576 |
Lucky Luke | 12275 |
Bernard Arnault | 12097 |
Zidane | 11873 |
Random House | 11833 |
Roquefort | 11738 |
Chupa Chups | 10956 |
Yannick Noah | 10797 |
Barolo | 10719 |
Sorbonne | 10648 |
Pernod Ricard | 10625 |
Champagne | 10293 |
Penguin Books | 10063 |
Nestle | 8887 |
Rothschild | 8757 |
Maradona | 8654 |
Jack Daniel | 8194 |
Alain Ducasse | 8069 |
For information:
Edouard Cointreau, President
Paris Cookbook Fair
www.cookbookfair.com
8. BRANDS - SLOW FOOD TO RICHARD JUHLIN
Slow Food | 8389 |
Alain Ducasse | 8069 |
CCTV | 7422 |
Bocuse d'Or | 7123 |
Ajinomoto | 7025 |
Le Monde | 6965 |
Haier | 6647 |
Paul Bocuse | 6485 |
AFP | 6171 |
Bloomberg | 6095 |
Bollinger | 5857 |
Sotheby's | 5733 |
Le Creuset | 5390 |
Citroen | 5063 |
Le Figaro | 4442 |
Asahi Shimbun | 3694 |
Metro Cash Carry | 3473 |
Marcus Samuelsson | 3292 |
Bernard Loiseau | 3236 |
Valrhona | 3192 |
Cuisinart | 3089 |
Ribera del Duero | 2968 |
Dorling Kindersley | 2644 |
Pernod | 2627 |
Johnny Halliday | 2450 |
Danone | 2221 |
Pierre Gagnaire | 1930 |
L'Oreal | 1929 |
Guy Savoy | 1832 |
Harper Collins | 1797 |
Remy Martin | 1764 |
Rioja | 1741 |
Tefal | 1740 |
Quino | 1731 |
Sassicaia | 1649 |
Camembert | 1625 |
Freixenet | 1541 |
Frankfurt book fair | 1530 |
Zagat | 1456 |
Krug | 1395 |
Pepsi-Cola | 1395 |
Jancis Robinson | 1379 |
Dom Perignon | 1377 |
Fauchon | 1357 |
Michael Broadbent | 1308 |
Sina | 1275 |
Alexander Hermann | 1120 |
Barilla | 1077 |
Francois Pinault | 1052 |
Ferran Adria | 1014 |
Vega Sicilia | 997 |
Carlo Petrini | 990 |
Petrus | 987 |
Heinz Ketchup | 948 |
Seb | 942 |
Michel Rolland | 931 |
Geir Skeie | 889 |
Guy Martin | 868 |
Harumi Kurihara | 765 |
Gosset | 743 |
Suchard | 731 |
Chateau Lafite | 706 |
Trish Deseine | 665 |
Michel Bras | 639 |
Paul Haeberlin | 615 |
Taittinger | 603 |
Michel Cluizel | 581 |
Larousse | 530 |
Gaston Acurio | 528 |
Ricard | 486 |
Laguiole | 433 |
Opinel | 428 |
Santi Santamaria | 420 |
Chef Wan | 412 |
Gallimard | 410 |
Kitchen Aid | 408 |
Hachette | 362 |
Chateau d'Yquem | 356 |
Eckart Witzigmann | 348 |
Cyril Lignac | 329 |
Cognac Frapin | 315 |
Marc Veyrat | 307 |
Juan Mari Arzak | 299 |
Chateau Margaux | 294 |
Johann Lafer | 286 |
Alfred Biolek | 276 |
Martin Berasategui | 272 |
Chateau Latour | 265 |
Herve This | 227 |
Carme Ruscalleda | 224 |
Mathias Dhalgren | 215 |
Staub | 214 |
Alain Senderens | 187 |
Heinz Winkler | 168 |
London book fair | 166 |
Laduree | 148 |
Richard Juhlin | 138 |
For information:
Edouard Cointreau, President
Paris Cookbook Fair
www.cookbookfair.com
9. PUBLISHING
Prepared for the Paris Cookbook Fair
Wikipedia - English
Articles traffic statistics - December 2009
You tube | 1829230 |
1238079 | |
Wikipedia | 941757 |
770221 | |
Julia Child | 479830 |
309867 | |
Microsoft | 260275 |
Amazon | 258888 |
Oprah Winfrey | 171601 |
The New York Times | 69348 |
Michelin Guide | 54453 |
Pulitzer Prize | 41745 |
Barnes and Noble | 21233 |
Man Booker Prize | 16154 |
Oxford University Press | 15189 |
Random House | 11833 |
Penguin Books | 10063 |
Cambridge University Press | 8192 |
Alfred A. Knopf | 6184 |
Bertelsmann | 6118 |
FNAC | 5944 |
Zagat Survey | 4710 |
Scholastic Corporation | 4244 |
WH Smith | 3980 |
Reed Elsevier | 3430 |
Bantam Books | 2988 |
Macmillan Publishers | 2977 |
Taschen | 2900 |
Publishers Weekly | 2896 |
Prix Goncourt | 2872 |
Houghton Mifflin | 2748 |
Dorling Kindersley | 2644 |
Pearson Education | 2570 |
Columbia University Press | 2247 |
Bloomsbury Publishing | 2230 |
University of California Press | 2184 |
Bernard Pivot | 2077 |
Harper Collins | 1797 |
New York Review of Books | 1626 |
Abrams Books | 1577 |
James Beard Foundation Awards | 1472 |
Frankfurt Book Fair | 1530 |
Crown Publishing Group | 1233 |
Bonnier Group | 1187 |
BBC Books | 1062 |
Phaidon Press | 1055 |
Doubleday | 1025 |
Arnold Mondadori Editore | 1005 |
The Bookseller | 763 |
Chronicle Books | 698 |
Gourmand World Cookbook Awards | 630 |
Sterling Publishing | 565 |
Larousse | 530 |
Prix Renaudot | 509 |
Ringier | 487 |
Hyperion Books | 457 |
Planeta DeAgostini | 443 |
Gallimard | 430 |
Hachette | 362 |
William Morrow | 350 |
International A.of Culinary Professionals | 308 |
Workman Publishing Company | 302 |
Book Expo America | 286 |
Rizzoli | 285 |
John Wiley | 283 |
Ebury Press | 275 |
The Food Network Awards | 212 |
Orion Books | 210 |
Buenos Aires International Book Fair | 208 |
Leipzig Book Fair | 183 |
Guadalajara International Book Fair | 179 |
Rodale | 174 |
London Book Fair | 166 |
Glenfiddich Food and Drink Awards | 159 |
Conran Octopus | 153 |
New Holland Publishing | 147 |
Clarkson Potter | 111 |
WKSOY | 101 |
Abu Dhabi International Book Fair | 68 |
For information:
Edouard Cointreau, President
Paris Cookbook Fair
www.cookbookfair.com
10. BRANDS AND CHEFS - DRINKS
This is the time of the year for fun lists. This one was prepared for the Paris Cookbook Fair, February 12-15, 2010, it is a list of drinks and chefs from statistics of articles traffic on Wikipedia in English, from December 2009.
Please Read. A Personal Appeal from Wikipedia Founder Jimmy Wales
SOFT DRINKS AND WATER
RED BULL | 67360 |
COCA COLA | 24684 |
SAN PELLEGRINO | 9115 |
EVIAN | 6814 |
PERRIER | 6602 |
PEPSI COLA | 1395 |
WINE
Wine | 123726 |
Sherry | 48689 |
PINOT NOIR | 41951 |
CHARDONNAY | 31592 |
MERLOT | 29676 |
BORDEAUX WINES | 26329 |
CHIANTI | 25035 |
BURGUNDY WINES | 19986 |
SHIRAZ | 14551 |
BAROLO | 10719 |
RIBERA DEL DUERO | 2968 |
RIOJA | 1741 |
SASSICAIA | 1649 |
VEGA SICILIA | 997 |
PETRUS | 987 |
CHATEAU LAFITE | 706 |
CHATEAU D’YQUEM | 356 |
CHATEAU MARGAUX | 294 |
CHATEAU LATOUR | 265 |
CHATEAU MOUTON-ROTHSCHILD | 235 |
CHATEAU CHEVAL BLANC | 129 |
CHAMPAGNE AND SPARKLING WINES
VEUVE CLICQUOT | 15164 | |
CHAMPAGNE | 10293 | |
BOLLINGER | 5857 | |
POMMERY | 1629 | |
FREIXENET | 1541 | |
KRUG | 1395 | |
DOM PERIGNON | 1377 | |
MUMM | 856 | |
GOSSET | 743 | |
TAITTINGER | 603 | |
LAURENT PERRIER | 196 | |
CODORNIU | 116 | |
PIPER HEIDSIECK | 112 | |
COGNAC
HENNESSY | 38554 |
COURVOISIER | 16048 |
COGNAC | 15444 |
CAMUS | 4674 |
REMY MARTIN | 1764 |
MARTELL | 1172 |
FRAPIN | 315 |
HINE | 176 |
DELAMAIN | 38 |
WHISKY - BOURBON
WHISKY | 114536 |
WHISKEY | 26526 |
CHIVAS REGAL | 21905 |
VAT 69 | 11752 |
GLENFIDDICH | 10684 |
LAPHROAIG | 9288 |
JACK DANIELS | 8194 |
JOHNNY WALKER | 5760 |
FAMOUS GROUSE | 793 |
VODKA
VODKA | 129766 |
SMIRNOFF | 35151 |
ABSOLUT | 2360 |
GIN
GIN | 82165 |
BOMBAY SAPPHIRE | 10639 |
GORDON’S GIN | 2360 |
LIQUEURS
SOUTHERN COMFORT | 43017 |
LIQUEUR | 32202 |
DRAMBUIE | 31936 |
GRAND MARNIER | 29764 |
COINTREAU | 25954 |
TIA MARIA | 13420 |
BENEDICTINE | 11320 |
BAILEYS | 5507 |
BEERS
BEER | 145447 |
GUINNESS | 55234 |
BUDWEISSER | 8251 |
SAN MIGUEL | 2727 |
CORPORATIONS
BACARDI | 27496 |
LVMH | 26709 |
DIAGEO | 18637 |
PERNOD RICARD | 10625 |
FORTUNE BRANDS | 2874 |
CONSTELLATION BRANDS | 2269 |
CHEFS AND VIPS
BARAK OBAMA | 615173 |
JULIA CHILD | 479830 |
GORDON RAMSAY | 94830 |
NIGELLA LAWSON | 80797 |
ANTHONY BOURDAIN | 69760 |
NICOLAS SARKOZY | 66463 |
BRIGITTE BARDOT | 60201 |
MICHELIN GUIDE | 54453 |
JAMIE OLIVER | 53099 |
HESTON BLUMENTHAL | 27557 |
CATHERINE DENEUVE | 26362 |
THOMAS KELLER | 18624 |
MARCO PIERRE WHITE | 18395 |
LE CORDON BLEU | 17321 |
DELIA SMITH | 16632 |
EL BULLI | 16275 |
OZ CLARKE | 13020 |
ZIDANE | 11873 |
DANIEL BOULUD | 11329 |
SLOW FOOD | 8329 |
ALAIN DUCASSE | 8069 |
BOCUSE D’OR | 7123 |
ROBERT M.PARKER, JR | 5361 |
GERARD DEPARDIEU | 3619 |
BERNARD LOISEAU | 3236 |
PIERRE GAGNAIRE | 1930 |
GUY SAVOY | 1832 |
JANCIS ROBINSON | 1379 |
MICHAEL BROADBENT | 1308 |
MICHEL ROLLAND | 991 |
GUIDES
MICHELIN GUIDE | 54453 |
ZAGAT | 1456 |
For information:
Edouard Cointreau, President
Paris Cookbook Fair
www.cookbookfair.com
COMMUNIQUE DE PRESSE - NOVEMBRE 2009
Paris Cookbook Festival réunit pour la première fois à Paris plus de 200 éditeurs de livres de cuisine et du vin, venus du monde entier pour présenter leurs ouvrages aux professionnels et au grand public.
Pendant 4 jours, auteurs, libraires, chefs de cuisine, producteurs de vins et gourmets de tous horizons partageront leurs passions à l’occasion de cet évènement festif, où le plaisir des sens rejoint le goût des mots.
Imaginé par Edouard Cointreau, créateur des Gourmand World Cookbook Awards, Paris Cookbook Festival est le nouveau rendezvous de l’édition culinaire. La manifestation convie du 12 au 15 février 2010 les professionnels et le grand public à découvrir les ouvrages concoctés par des éditeurs du monde entier, qui ont fait du livre de cuisine et du vin leur spécialité. Chine, Russie, Inde, Malaisie, Mexique, Brésil, Liban, Maroc, Canada, EtatsUnis… pour cette première édition, plus de 40 nationalités seront présentes. L’occasion de découvrir l’éclectisme et la richesse des productions, les sources d’expressions et les thèmes d’inspiration des différents pays.
Paris, capitale connue pour son meltingpot culturel, sa vie intellectuelle et artistique, accueille cette manifestation cosmopolite et gastronomique haute en couleurs. A l’instar de la Ville, Paris Cookbook Festival se veut un lieu d’échanges vifs et pétillants autour de l’édition culinaire, qui connaît un succès croissant en France et à l’étranger. Objectifs : créer des regards croisés sur les tendances du marché, la transmission des saveurs et des savoirs partout dans le monde, apprécier les innovations de ce secteur friand de nouveautés (coffrets, polars, BD…), confronter les univers créatifs et stimuler les discussions sur des sujets d’actualités, parfois polémiques, comme la cuisine moléculaire ou les vins ditsnaturels.
L’évènement se déroulera au CentQuatre, un vaste espace artistique situé dans le 19è arrondissement, qui invite à dépasser certaines frontières parisiennes. Dans ce lieu impressionnant, plus de 4000 ouvrages seront proposés à la gourmandise des visiteurs. Des animations culturelles ponctueront également la manifestation. Programme des réjouissances : conférences, tablesrondes avec des grands chefs, des journalistes et des personnalités de la gastronomie, rencontres et dédicaces d’auteurs, démonstrations culinaires, dégustations de vins.... Les épicuriens se délecteront ainsi de chaque moment passé au milieu de tous ces livres dont le style régale les yeux, les images mettent l’eau à la bouche, la créativité permanente donne envie de se mettre aux fourneaux ou de prendre la plume à son tour...
Des shows culinaires organisés dans deux grandes cuisines aménagées, l’une pour les chefs internationaux, l’autre pour les chefs francophones.
Des conférences sur des questions liées à l’édition culinaire : Comment trouver un éditeur de livre de cuisine ? Quelles seront les tendances de demain ? Comment négocier un contrat et vendre ses droits à l’étranger ?
Des rencontres avec des professionnels autour de leurs métiers : éditeurs et libraires spécialisés dans la cuisine et le vin, stylistes et photographes culinaires.
Un «Village des Vins» entièrement consacré aux livres sur le vin et les spiritueux,
qui réunira de nombreux éditeurs spécialisés: Hachette, Féret, Wine Appreciation
Guild, Mitchell Beazley, Carlo Cambi, Baco Club, Vinothek…
Des rencontres dégustations
avec des vignerons-auteurs et les plus grands propriétaires de vignobles.
Un
parcours de dégustation, le Pentathlon du Vin, organisé par des sommeliers
argentins.
Des tables rondes sur les enjeux géo-politiques qui orchestrent le
monde du vin.
Des ateliers sur les tendances de l’édition mondiale du vin.
Un grand bar central
avec wine tastings réguliers.
China Food Television présentera durant lefestival les 25 programmes produits par Gourmand Television sur les grands vins expliqués aux Chinois. Un film sera également réalisé, mettant en scène les personnalités du vin présentes au Paris Cookbook Festival.
Retrouvez l’ensemble du programme sur www.cookbookfair.com
Lieu: Le CENTQUATRE - 104 rue d'Aubervilliers / 5 rue Curial - 75019 Paris
Tarifs: entrée 8 € (gratuite pour les - de 12 ans)
Horaires: tous les jours de
9h30 à 18h30, sauf lundi 17h
L’ArrièreCuisine
Wally Montay
Tél.: 01 456109 01 / 06 872366 29
Mail: wally.montay@larrierecuisine.fr
Paris Cookbook Fair Beyond all expectations!
January 20, 2010
1.-Gourmand Awards – February 11, 2010 – At Le Cent Quatre Theatre
Completely full + Waiting List
We are working on increasing the number of seats by 100 for the waiting list, by using the very large space of the stage.
The confirmed guests – Not including the waiting list.
France 34.5 %
Rest of Europe 38.2%
Outside Europe 27,3%
Asia 9.4 %
Latin America 8.2%
Canada – USA 6.3%
Africa 3.2 %
Australia .2 %
On July 1, 2009, at the previous Awards event at La Comédie Française, there
were 25% from outside Europe. At Le Cent Quatre the decrease in North America
andSouthern Europe is more than compensated by the increase in Asia, Latin
America and Northern Europe.
-The “Best in the World” winners receive a trophy specially designed by Swarowski for Gourmand.
-The Gourmand Yearbook 2010 will be published on February 11, for the awards event and Paris Cookbook Fair.
2.-Paris Cookbook Fair – February 12-15, 2010 – At Le Cent Quatre.
-Cookbooks Stands Surface – Completely Full
French 55%
Foreign 45%
Nearly all the big French cookbook publishers are present : Marabout, Hachette
Pratique, Le Chêne, Larousse, First, Flammarion, Alain Ducasse Publishing,
Glénat, Minerva, as well as numerous small ones.
This is very positive and unexpected as some of the big ones and many of the
small ones announced months ago they were not going to the traditional Salon
du Livre de Paris in 2010, which created a public controversy.
-Paris Cookbook Fair Activities. Full schedule.
All are free for visitors to the fair.
Chefs Demonstrations.
2 Kitchens, equipped by La Cornue and Silestone.
French chefs – 24 shows
International Chefs – 32 shows
-Wine and Spirits official tasting .
40 Tastings, with products from France, Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, South Africa, Argentina, Chile, Mexico, USA, Canada, China. All tastings promote the corresponding books. Other small tastings will take place on the stands of the Wine Books Village.
-Conferences
Two big conference rooms, over 40 conferences, very focused on cookbook and wine book publishing, food television, trends and business.
-The catalogue is published in partnership with Livres-Hebdo, the French book trade weekly.
3.-Visitors and Media
-The remaining questions is the number of visitors. Tickets can be bought at the entrance, at FNAC, or from the Gourmand office in Madrid.
February 13 – 14 – Public – 8 Euros
February 12 and 15 – Professional – 30
Euros
Four Day Pass – 50 Euros
-The media and promotion in Paris.
Around the world and in France over 200 printed publications have already announced the event.
Many more are scheduled, including interviews on television and radio.
300 posters will be displayed in Paris and 100 outside Paris in France, in
bookstores, in the best food and wine shops, libraries, and cooking schools.
The targets are the public and professionals.
100 posters will be displayed in specialized cookbook retail shops, cooking
schools and cookbook libraries around the world. The target is professionals.
Paris Cookbook Fair is on YouTube, Twitter, and has a blog for the french
public.
HARUMI KURIHARA, BEST TELEVISION CELEBRITY CHEF IN THE WORLD IN 2009
Harumi Kurihara is respected world wide as the First Lady of Japanese Cookery. Her natural elegance and style help television viewersappreciate Japanese food culture. Her experience is unique in bringing Japanese food into the homes of not only Japanese audiences, but through her English language cookery shows, also to Western audiences; explaining in detail how anyone can cook Japanese at home.
This award will be given on Thursday February 11, 2010 at the Gourmand Awards Best in the World event in Paris.
It takes place at Le Cent Quatre, the new Art Centre of the City of Paris the day before the Paris Cookbook Fair opens in the same location.
JAMIE OLIVER’S FRESH ONE WINS THE “GOURMAND AWARD” FOR “BEST FOOD TELEVISION PRODUCER IN THE WORLD”
In a fast seven years, J amie Oliver has reinvented food programming. His production company Fresh One has become a leader in the sector, with most interesting and positive plans for the future. His inspiring vision for television production takes into account fundamental social and ethical values, as well as the best techniques and format.
Jamie Oliver has managed to bring together top talent: Roy Ackerman, Zoe Collins, J o Ralling and the rest of his team are highly respected in the television sector.
This Award was shared last year by MICO of Japan, producer of food
shows for NHK, and by Canal Micro of Spain.
The Award will be given on Thursday February 11, 2010 at the Gourmand
Awards “Best in the World” event, in Paris.
It takes place at le Cent Quatre the new artistic center of the city of Paris the day before the Paris Cookbook Fair opens in the same location.
CHEF WAN BECOMES "DATUK CHEF WAN"
Chef Wan is conferred by the King of Malaysia on February 1 the title “Datuk” at a special ceremony by the Royal Palace. It was televised live for two hours. He received the title for his hard work for 25 years as Culinary Ambassador of Malaysia. His name now is different. Datuk is part of the name, like “Sir” in Great Britain, People will need to address him as Datuk Chef Wan, or just call him Datuk.
Dutuk Chef Wan received last year at La Comédie Française in Paris the Gourmand Award for “Best Celebrity Chef in the World”. He has performed in over 6000 television shows, 12 films, and 3 theatre plays. He will be present at Paris Cookbook Fair , February 12 to 15, 2010.
This year the “Best Celebrity Chef in the World” is Harumi Kurihara, from Japan, who will also be present at Paris Cookbook Fair.
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QUINO PRESENTS HIS DRAWINGS AT THE LE CENTQUATRE
During one of his countless round trips between Buenos Aires and Paris, Quino will present his exhibition at Le Centquatre. Everybody knows him as an hedonist without complacency. At the Paris Cookbook Fair, you will discover his vision of gastronomy. Sometimes tender like his love of a good table and a great wine, sometimes skeptical considering the smiles of a Maître d’Hôtel, and often very critical towards the industrial and commercial drifts of food. At the Opera, in a great restaurant or at the bottom of a shantytown, the characters’ adventures merge for creating a true Odyssey of table, with some heroes and many traitors. The drawings presented at the exhibition are from "La Aventura de Comer", published by Daniel Divinsky at Ediciones de la Flor, in Argentina. On July 1st, at La Comédie-Française, "La Aventura de Comer" received the Gourmand World Cookbook Award for to the best illustrations. The theatre and its public coming from forty seven countries will never forget the ovation for Quino. An unforgettable moment.
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ALBERTO BALI CREATES THE POSTER OF THE PARIS COOKBOOK FAIR
Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Alberto Bali lives in Paris since 1976.
Painter, architect, graphic designer, sculptor, decorator, designer...a retrospective of his works could fill a museum. His paintings are tributes to the cities he explores, with an impressive collection on Paris, Buenos Aires, London and Hong Kong, among others.
In Paris, Alain Dutournier and Joël Robuchon have requested his work as a designer, and you can admire the result while dining at Le Carré des Feuillants.
A poster by Bali has always something special. Some years ago, he was chosen as one of the 45 top poster artists in the world to create an image for La Gitane. Two of the most loved Willi’s Wine Bar’s posters are also by Bali.
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CULINARY MASTER-CLASS BY MICHEL TROISGROS AT THE PARIS COOKBOOK FAIR
Michel Troisgros is the owner of La Maison Troisgros, in Roanne.
The restaurant has been awarded Three Michelin
stars since 1968 and was named the Best French restaurant
in the world by Gault
Millau.
On Friday 12, at 10 a.m., Michel Troisgros will prepare a recipe from
his new book at the Paris Cookbook Fair. L’Italie de Michel Troisgros,
published by Glénat, presents his vision of Italian cuisine. A unique moment
with one of the greatest chefs in the world!
THE GOURMAND AWARDS
PARIS, FEBRUARY 11,2010
LE CENT QUATRE
Here they are! Our 2010 Winners listed below by countries.
GOURMAND WINNERS PROVE THEIR IMAGINATION
TAKE A WALK AT THE PARIS COOKBOOK FAIR
L'ART DE GUY MARTIN JOINS THE HALL OF FAME
Contents soon...
PARIS COOKBOOK FAIR FROM ABOVE
PHAIDON NAMED BEST PUBLISHER OF THE YEAR
Contents soon...
QUINO IN PARIS
RUSTIE LEE IS BACK
The power of cookbooks nowadays can help a star to come back to the front of the stage. Nobody will forget the cooking demonstration by Rustie Lee at the International Show Kitchen of the Paris Cookbook Fair. The great lady of Caribbean cuisine impressed all the publishers, journalists and cooks with her talent and charisma.
THE BEST COCKTAILS BOOK OF THE YEAR
Best in the World
Vintage Cocktails - Brian Van Flandern (Assouline)
With his deep knowledge of spirits and their culture, Brian Van Flandern is one
of the top mixologists in the world. In this book, he presents some classical
cocktails in a definitive version. Publisher Assouline has designed a gem.
World reknowned mixologist Brian Van Flandern was professional bartender in New
York City for over 18 years. In 2004 he opened Chef Thomas Keller’s Michelin
three star (NY TIMES four star) restaurant PER SE as the head mixologist. Applying
Chef Keller’s philosophy of flavor profiling to cocktails Brian Van Flandern
created dozens of well-balanced food friendly cocktails.
UNFORGETTABLE GOURMAND AWARDS 2010
The pictures of the Gourmand Awards Ceremony and the cocktail are on http://www.tiborfoto.com
A DREAM COME TRUE!!
Press Release, February 18, 2010
The trade in foreign rights for food and wine books was equal or better at Paris Cookbook Fair than at the latest Frankfurt Book Fair or London Book Fair. In spite of very bad weather, it was a success, because of Paris, the beautiful Le Cent Quatre venue, a professional organization, many foreign visitors and exhibitors, and the style of the “Gourmand Family”.
The Exhibitors
One exhibitor said he did better business February 12-15, 2010 at Paris
Cookbook Fair than at Frankfurt and London Book Fairs combined. The trade in
foreign rights was beyond expectations, including unexpected combinations such
as Colombia selling to Korea, or first time self published books entering in
serious negotiations with Hachette or Phaidon.
The trade was balanced between buyers and sellers, with an unexpectedly
high numbers of buyers of foreign rights. The cookbook market is very healthy.
The Visitors
Paris proved once again it is a magnet for food and wine visitors.
In total, there were 3123 trade visitors, a large number for a sector
which is a small section of the book business. Each visitor was counted only
once, even if they repeated on various days. They were two thirds foreigners,
and one third french. This shows there was a real need to bring together at
the Paris Cookbook Fair the international market for food and wine books.
Most of the visitors were publishers and authors. There were more booksellers
than expected for this first event, from France, Europe, and from as
far as Canada (Vancouver, Quebec) or Australia. Several big international distributors
and printers were very happy that did come.
The level of serious business felt more like a third year than a first
year!
The Weather
The February date was chosen to be the first book event after the end
of the year, after the big sales for cookbooks and wine books. Projects started
at Paris Cookbook Fair can be ready for the end of the year.
However, this has been a cold winter, with snow storms in North America
and Europe the two days before the Paris Cookbook Fair.
The weather was colder than expected in Paris and within Le Cent Quatre
building. This kept many Parisians at home, and we had less visitors from the
general public than planned.
We might move the dates a few weeks later next year!
The Future
We already have most exhibitors confirming they will come back next
year, some wanting to increase substantially the surface of their stands.
We still stay at Le Cent Quatre, the most beautiful place for exhibitors
in Paris when there is sun. As one foreign visitor said “it is a very special
building, with a soul”.
The layout will stay basically the same, with a few improvements, learning
from this year’s experience. The conferences will be in smaller rooms. We will
keep two show kitchens, one international, the other french. We will increase
wine tastings, which were very successful.
Our daily Gourmand Magazine will be increased in pages, and probably
translated from English to other languages.
Summary
A success beyond expectations for nearly all participants, in spite
of the weather.
It was great for business.
It was a happy and elegant event, in which all can be proud of having
participated.
For more information, videos and photos:
www.cookbookfair.com
icr@virtualsw.es
www.gourmand-magazine.com
www.pariscookbookfestival.typepad.com (in French)
tibor@pixtravel.net
www.tiborfoto.com
UN SALON QUI AGITE LE MONDE DE L'ÉDITION
PARIS COOKBOOK FESTIVAL
Pourquoi ce salon agite-t-il le monde de l’édition?
Désormais, Paris est au livre de cuisine ce que Francfort est à l’édition: le centre mondial des droits internationaux. Ainsi, la quantité de traductions négociées au Cookbook Festival a dépassé toutes les prévisions, et les résultats commenceront à paraître en librairie dès Noël 2010.
L’ouverture sur l’international
La bonne santé du livre de cuisine fait l’objet d’articles dans le monde entier.
Pourtant, certains pays ont tendance à se renfermer sur leur propre production,
parfois par manque d’intérêt pour l’étranger, parfois par absence de contacts,
parfois par surcharge de travail chez les éditeurs.
Les principaux acteurs du secteur ont rencontré sur ce salon leurs homologues
étrangers, avec notamment une intense activité des Chinois, des Italiens, des
Russes, des Allemands et des Coréens. L’année prochaine, la présence américaine
et britannique sera renforcée.
Le dynamisme des grands éditeurs
Pendant que certains arrivaient à des accords inattendus en termes de coopération éditoriale, d’autres réservaient une surface trois fois supérieure pour l’année prochaine, un très grand éditeur anglais posait son regard sur chaque ouvrage exposé au centre de droits et la directrice d’une grande maison allemande assistait à une démonstration culinaire de son futur auteur.
Reconnaissance et distribution des indépendants
Alors que leur créativité mériterait une meilleure exposition, les indépendants sont trop souvent relégués derrière les grands groupes. Les distributeurs ont d’ailleurs compris le pouvoir des indépendants dans le secteur du livre de cuisine. Certains éditeurs ont, après le salon, le choix entre plusieurs propositions de distributeurs.
Honneur à l’auto-édition
Ces dernières années ont vu fleurir une quantité remarquable de très bons
ouvrages auto-édités. En dehors du budget, l’auteur n’a aucune contrainte pour
la réalisation de son livre. Par contre, la visibilité et la distribution restent
marginales, selon les efforts de l’auteur.
Au Cookbook Festival, les ouvrages auto-édités ont le même statut et la même
vitrine que les autres: citons par exemple ce responsable du magasin Louis
Vuitton sur les Champs-Élysées quittant le salon avec trois caisses d’un livre
écrit et publié par une mère et sa fille.
Le numérique?
Si les pionniers du livre de cuisine numérique des États-Unis et d’Angleterre étaient présents, c’est dans les livres sur le vin qu’une surprise conceptuelle est apparue. Un des plus grands spécialistes mondiaux sur le vin français a présenté la version digitale de son ouvrage de référence, en assumant volontiers les possibles piratages. “Laissez les jeunes partager mon livre, ils feront mon marketing” suggère-t-il en riant.
La place de l’auteur
De nos jours, l’auteur est assez peu reconnu. En dehors des grands chefs et des personnalités médiatiques, les plumes restent souvent anonymes et reçoivent un traîtement indigne de leur travail. Il faut inverser cette tendance qui ferait des auteurs les redevables de leurs éditeurs.
Un réseau convivial, polyglotte et hédoniste
La clef du succès de ce salon est la mise en relation des éditeurs entre eux. Depuis des années, l’équipe de Gourmand International est habituée à présenter les Japonais aux Argentins, les Français aux Anglais, les chefs aux éditeurs, les photographes aux journalistes, etc. Parvenir à créer cette convivialité demande une grande curiosité et un appétit certain pour les différentes cultures.
En 2011, chacun pourra prendre part à cette convivialité, et en tirer ses propres bénéfices.