First published 2018 When newly qualified doctor Léon Dufour arrived at Fécamp in 1881 he was 25, idealistic and infinitely kind. He would be one of just five doctors in a town of 13,000 people. Fécamp was a busy port that had earned itself the curious soubriquet of ‘the town of women’.
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Our week of Bénédictine cocktails
Matching this wonderful old building was a pleasure and has continued to be so in the form of glowing Green Carnations, fresh Pamplemousses, fancy Full House, the Classic Creole, Le Grimoire, a couple of Colleen Bawns, murky Monk Sours, classic B&B and some Singapore Slings.. Determined not to let this herbaceous