Maille Dijon Mustard

Maille is a prestigious French brand with a history dating back to 1747, when it was founded by Antoine-Claude Maille. Originally establishing its reputation in Paris as a boutique vinegarmaker, the brand quickly rose to prominence, becoming the official supplier to the royal courts of King Louis XV of France and other European monarchs. The brand is globally recognized for its traditional craftsmanship, particularly its Dijon mustard, which is produced using finely crushed mustard seeds and high-quality ingredients to maintain its signature spicy and smooth flavor profile.

Today, Maille is owned by the British multinational consumer goods company Unilever. While it maintains its deep heritage and artisanal image, the brand benefits from Unilever's extensive global distribution network. Most of its premium mustard and vinegar products continue to be manufactured in France, specifically in the Burgundy region, preserving the 'Dijon' heritage that defines the brand's identity and quality standards.