5th Edition of the National Frédéric Delair Trophy

5th Edition of the National Frédéric Delair Trophy

Created in 2013, the National Frédéric Delair Trophy is a contest aiming to valorize restaurant service. It is exclusively open to students and apprentices of hospitality education institutions.

It pays tribute to the famous Maître d’Hôtel and Tour d’Argent owner in the middle of the XIXth century Frédéric Delair. He is the one who created and codified the ceremony around the cutting of the duck with the end of a fork tines, without touching the plate and in front of the guests. This savoir-faire is still offered and realized in the Tour d’Argent restaurant. An incomparable maître d’hôtel, Frédéric Delair gave a new breath to restaurant service excellence.

For the fifth edition, the Delair Trophy has an exceptional godfather: François-Xavier Demaison. Passionate about gastronomy, he will be beside the professional jury and candidates on the 7th of April for the great finale in Paris.

There were more than 40 candidates this year, and their high level of qualification pushed the Frédéric Delair organization, presided by the Tour d’Argent owner André Terrail, to select 8 duets instead of the usual 6.

Juliette Grell & Christopher Blondel

Lycée Polyvalent Jessé de Forest

Katherine Veres & Antoine Hureau

Institut Paul Bocuse

Elisa Tardy & Richard Franceschini

Ecole d’Hôtellerie et de Tourisme Lesdiguières

Lou Vection & Rémi Chal

Campus de Groisy

Jean-Baptiste Domange & Raphaël Michaut

Lycée des Métiers de l’Hôtellerie et de la Restauration Raymond Mondon

Jérémie Letzelter & Nicolas Letzelter

Ferrandi Paris

Hinenao Curieux-Teikitohe & Maïlys Mesnil

Lycée Hôtelier et du Tourisme de Tahiti

Marie Michel & Clément Martin

Lycée des Métiers Sainte-Anne

©Thomas Campion

Be there on the 7th of April 2022 at the CFA Médéric in Paris during the great finale of the Delair Trophy, to discover our talents of tomorrow and the future representatives of the savoir-faire & French art of living.

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