The oldest Michelin Star Restaurant in the world loses a star

George Blanc, the oldest restaurant in the world that achieved Michelin star, lost his third star, according to French media reports.

“They don’t expect it,” George Blanc, 82 -year -old French chef, responsible for the restaurant in southeast France, told Agence France -Presse.

“We will do with the two stars … Maybe we will be less elite and can be brought in a little more.”

The restaurant is located in the town of Vonnas outside the French city of Lyon.

George seized the restaurant in 1964 with his mother, Polite, before full control after only four years at the age of 25.

He won the third Michelin star in the Foundation in 1981, and has been carried the three since then – so far.

This means that the Octogenic Chef – who won a wide range of national awards, including the France Corps Legion – lived more than his life with three Michelin stars more than him.

Jindal Pollinic, Michelin Director, told AFP that they were trying to “reflect the development of the restaurant quality in our classifications.”

But he also praises Mr. Blanc. “It was really under his leadership that what was previously had a family in a new boom to become this gourmet village, which is a real destination in cooking today,” he said.

He added that the evidence “will continue to follow this restaurant with the same kindness, which is the same rigor” in the coming years.

Besides his organization, Mr. Blanc has many restaurants, hotels and other food stores, as well as a hostel.

Michelin, a French tire manufacturer, has manufactured a restaurant guide since 1900, with the stars system in 1926.

They initially wrote one as a way to encourage driving, and thus demand car tires.

Michelin will hold the annual star award ceremony at the end of this month.