In Paris, Two Family Affaires Michel Setboun/Corbis TOUJOURS? La Tour d’Argent, above, and another legendary Parisian restaurant, Taillevent, are on different paths, guided by a new generation of owners. La Tour reaches out; Taillevent cleaves to tradition. SIGN IN TO RECOMMEND TWITTER SIGN IN TO E-MAIL PRINT SINGLE PAGE REPRINTS SHARE By FLORENCE FABRICANT Published: January 26, 2010 Paris Diner's Journal A blog by Dining section writers on restaurants and food. Go to Diner's Journal » Related Recipe: Sea Scallops With Sunchokes and Truffles (January 27, 2010) Enlarge This Image Ed Alcock for The New York Times LIKE PAPA Andre Terrail, foreground, with David Ridgeway, the sommelier at La Tour d’Argent. HOW do you refresh a legend? André Terrail, the third generation of the family that has owned La Tour d’Argent since 1910, tried one possible response in December. He auctioned off 18,000 bottles of wine and spirits, including some rarities, from the 428-year-old restaurant’s ...