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Vintages follow one another, yet no two are alike. Arnaud Thomassin, co-owner with his sisters Véronique and Virginie of the Château de France wine estate, in the Pessac-Léognan appellation (Read our article Continue Reading
From the cellars of the Côte des Bar and its Jurassic Kimmeridgian limestone soils emerges a new range of six champagnes titled Vaucelle. Its creator, Thomas Cheurlin, is Continue Reading
The Château de Peyrel estate, with its handsome classical-style manor—rebuilt in 1832 on foundations likely dating back to the 17th century—owes its renaissance, much like Continue Reading
Established in Dordogne, in St Antoine de Breuilh, in the heart of the Périgord Pourpre and at the gates of the Libournais, Domaine des Rouillats crafts vibrant, elegant, and gastronomic wines. Benoît and Continue Reading
“This little book is a masterwork!” declares Michel Archimbaud*, its publisher. Issued solely as a fine bibliophile edition, not for general sale, limited to 100 copies (on fine paper), it blends meaning, Continue Reading
Are you a teetotaler, sensitive to alcohol, or a touch weary of being limited to fruit juices and sodas during celebrations? Do you wish to savor the pleasure of wine tasting—discovering the delicate aromas and flavors of grape varieties after vinification—with little to no alcohol? If so, the No/Low movement is crafted for you…
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Envie de remettre en cause vos certitudes, de bouleverser vos repères ? De prendre conscience que derrière une information visuelle peut se cacher une autre réalité, ou simplement adepte des Continue Reading
Photographe parisienne, née en 1984, Claire Adelfang, diplômée de l’Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux‐Arts de Paris, s’attache à extraire de lieux parfois délabrés, déshabillés, de bâtiments militaires ou industriels, d’architectures Continue Reading
This bestseller, which has sold over 20,000 copies since its publication by Éditions Ouest France, is penned by the author Louis Lebourdais—a farmer of modest origins endowed with a prose style Continue Reading
We are in Ville-sur-Arce, in the Côte des Bar, the southernmost region of viticultural Champagne. In this small village bordering Burgundy, 130 winegrowing families bring their Continue Reading
Châteaux neglected by their owners, shuttered, crumbling theatres, abandoned workshops, garages, barracks, and prisons marked by the scars of time… so many places steeped in history, ghostly presences, and stories Continue Reading
The final installment in our series on the Coteaux du Vendômois*, but by no means the least significant given the typicity and value of the wines: Cave Jumert. Led today Continue Reading