Grancey-le-Château-Neuvelle. The residents met their future baker around a 14th-century oven.
In Grancey-le-Château-Neuvelle, on Saturday, September 20, the town vibrated to the rhythm of its craft market and a special event: the 14th - century communal oven was put back into service, allowing the eagerly awaited future village baker to offer tastings of his creations.
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On Saturday, September 20, the local producers and artisans market was arousing exceptional enthusiasm in the covered market of Grancey-le-Château. For this event, the municipality reactivated the communal oven, dating from the 14th century .
An important piece of local heritage, it bears witness to the region's history. It was once essential to the lives of local residents and to the feudal system, where lords collected a tax for its use.
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