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MICHELIN GUIDE HISTORY
all started in Clermont-Ferrand in central France in 1889, when brothers Andre and Edouard Michelin founded their eponymous tyre company, fuelled by a grand vision for the French automobile industry at a time when there were fewer than 3,000 cars in the country. -
Britain guide
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the Michelin Guide went commercial.
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the star system was introduced
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Period: to
the blue cover was change to the now-familiar red. The famous Michelin Red Guide is available for other European countries () and as of 2006 for New York.
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one star: 'a very good restaurant in its own category'; two stars: 'excellent cooking, worth a detour'; and three stars: 'exceptional cuisine, worth a special trip') and they haven't change since then.
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first michelin guide