Maille with Honey Mustard

Maille is one of the world's most prestigious condiment brands, with a history tracing back to 1723 when Antoine-Claude Maille (father) began producing aromatic vinegars in Marseille. The brand was formally established as 'La Maison Maille' in 1747 when his son opened a boutique in Paris, quickly becoming a supplier to the courts of European royalty, including King Louis XV.

Today, Maille is a cornerstone of the French culinary tradition, specifically renowned for its Dijon mustard. While its historical heart and artisanal production remain in the Burgundy region of France, global demand led to a diversified supply chain. For instance, Maille products sold in North America may be manufactured in Canada, while European markets are typically supplied from French production facilities. In 2000, the brand was acquired by the multinational consumer goods giant Unilever. Under Unilever's ownership, Maille has expanded its global footprint while maintaining its luxury positioning through specialized boutiques and premium product variations like this honey-infused mustard.