Biscuiterie de Ré Biscuits with authentic and varied flavors on the Île de Ré

Traditional craftsmanship in the heart of the Île de Ré

La Biscuiterie de Ré, located in Sainte-Marie-de-Ré, is a place for gourmets and lovers of artisanal products and local flavors.

Since its inception, the Biscuiterie de Ré has prioritized the use of high-quality raw materials, mostly sourced from the region. By working with local suppliers, the company contributes to the island's economic vitality and promotes the region's artisanal expertise.

Biscuits with authentic and varied flavors

The Biscuiterie de Ré offers a wide range of biscuits that appeal with their diversity and varied flavors. Among their specialties are:

• The must-try shortbread with fleur de sel from Ile de Ré, with seaweed, caramel chips, and chocolate chips.
• The lemon galette (shaped like an oyster) with lemon essential oils, the Petite Rétaise stamped RE.
• La Brioche Rétaise : the best on the island, boast our customers.

But also cakes, madeleines, etc…. and almond or pistachio macarons, Congolese are gluten-free products.

Respect for the seasons is at the heart of our concerns, with creations that evolve over the months, thus offering a renewed and adapted selection for every moment.

To accompany all these sweet treats, the shop offers jams, honey, caramel in coulis or spreadable form, selected from local producers.

A commitment to quality : all our biscuits, brioches, cakes, madeleines, etc… are free of preservatives and additives.

What is there to discover around Sainte-Marie-de-Ré?

Within a 30km radius of Sainte-Marie-de-Ré, several sites of interest and magnificent landscapes await visitors seeking discovery.

• Hiking enthusiasts can explore the many trails that wind through the salt marshes, offering stunning views of the island's natural environment.
• The Phare des Baleines lighthouse, located a few kilometers away, is a must-see for those who wish to admire the panoramic view of the Atlantic Ocean and the surrounding coasts.
• All the villages on the island have their charm and are worth a visit for their architecture and flower-filled streets. La Flotte, St Martin, and Ars are particularly noteworthy for their harbors and markets. Le Bois-Plage boasts the largest market on the island and a wine cooperative that's well worth a visit.
• Finally, a visit to the island's nature reserves allows you to observe rich fauna and flora, while enjoying moments of tranquility away from the beaten track.

Whether it's for a bike ride, a tasting at a local producer's, or a cultural getaway to the neighboring villages, the region is full of activities for all tastes.

For your health, avoid eating too fatty, too sweet, too salty