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Breakaways in the vineyards

Travel journal, by Stéphane Derenoncourt

Clos Stegasta, Tinos The beauty of a wine production site is often not unrelated to the aesthetics of the wine produced. The place inspires. It leads you to understand, through the nature of the soils, the climatology, or the surrounding vegetation, what the strengths and weaknesses are, almost instinctively prompting the appropriate technical responses. But sometimes, the place strikes you. It's a shock that unsettles you, bewilders you, and disorients you, a rare and strange feeling. In the heart of the Aegean Sea, a few nautical miles from the bustling Mykonos, emerges the island of... Read more

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Château Petit Val

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Château Montlabert has been promoted to the status of Grand Cru Classé as part of the 2022 Saint-Emilion Wine Classification. This classification marks an exciting new chapter in the story of the...

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Domaine de Chevalier Millésime 2020

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FRANCE BOISSONS

France Boissons has been creating its own wines and distributing wines from its partners to HORECA customer since 1976. The company is the privileged partner of its 50,000 CHR customers throughout...

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The Gard region is full of wonders that will awaken our five senses. From the Cévennes to the Camargue, passing through Beaucaire, Sommières or Nîmes, the enchantment is guaranteed.   Jérôme...

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