Maille Whole Grain Mustard

Maille is a historic French brand of vinegar, mustard, and cornichons, founded by Antoine-Claude Maille in 1747. The brand became famous for supplying the royal courts of Europe, including France and Russia, earning a reputation for premium quality and craftsmanship. The whole grain variety, known as Maille Moutarde à l'Ancienne, is celebrated for its punchy flavor and crunchy texture, traditionally made using centuries-old techniques.

Today, the product is primarily manufactured in Chevigny-Saint-Sauveur, France, within the Burgundy region. While the brand has transitioned from family ownership to a global conglomerate, it maintains its heritage through dedicated production sites and boutique 'mustard bars.' The ultimate owner of the brand is Unilever, which acquired the Amora-Maille business in 2000, integrating it into its global food portfolio to distribute high-end French condiments worldwide.