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The Art of Living Wine
The Art of Living Wine
5 MIN.
The Bilame: an Unconventional Corkscrew… with a Vintage Twist
No screw, no lever – and yet, it uncorks with unmatched elegance. The Bilame fascinates, intrigues, and above all... honors fine wines. Designed to preserve what time has patiently shaped, it is more than a tool: it is a gesture, a memory, an art.
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The Art of Living Wine
6 MIN.
History of the corkscrew
The tale of the corkscrew is a treasure trove of ingenuity. From its origins in the 17th century, the corkscrew has evolved, adapting to technical developments and the needs of oenophiles.
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The Art of Living Wine
5 MIN.
The Wonders of Saint-Amour-Bellevue’s Vineyard and Beaujolais AOC Wines
Once upon a time, was a village in the Beaujolais whose vineyards, guesthouses, gourmet cuisine, passionate winegrowers and romantic wines drew couples and oenophiles from around the world...
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The Art of Living Wine
5 MIN.
Wine Tourism in Champagne: an Oenological Journey
Vineyards are natural wonders, no matter the season. Beyond their beautiful landscape lies an ancestral and regional cultural heritage. To understand wine, you have to return to its homeland, taste its harvested grapes and explore the estate’s cellar.
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The Art of Living Wine
3 MIN.
À La Belle Étoile, an outdoor culinary and oenological experience
Awaken your 5 senses À La Belle Étoile (literally translated as “under the stars”). Savour intense flavours and immerse yourself into the present moment.
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In the Vineyards
6 MIN.
What is the Impact of Frost on France’s 2021 Vintages?
The 2021 vintage is a cause of great concern for French winemakers in a number of regions. In early April, a terrible wave of frost of a rare magnitude, hit France’s vineyards. Which ones were the worst hit ?
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The Art of Living Wine
8 MIN.
Pierre Moncuit champagne, a jewel in the crown of the Côte des Blancs
If you are passionate about the art of experiencing wine, you cannot miss out on the rare chance to try a Pierre Moncuit champagne.
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The Art of Living Wine
1 MIN.
In the heart of the vineyards in Champagne
Pickers and carriers are busy in the vineyard; it’s serious work, but a lot of fun. At the winepress – 2 “Coquards” with 8-tonne sloping surfaces – large arms are busy until late at night: grape must waits for no-one! The gleaming climate-controlled vat room is ready… The cellar master watches over the operation: he […]
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The Art of Living Wine
2 MIN.
The White Wine Coast
Early November 2018 We come out of the winery of our friend Paul, winegrower at Le Mesnil sur Oger.A few samples of the still wine already show me – thanks to Paul’s explanations, his pipette in hand – the differences between the grapes from several plots. The harvest, which was early this year, was completed […]
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The Art of Living Wine
2 MIN.
Bourgogne & its vineyard maps
The Map of the Great Wines of Bourgogne: unfold the map of the Côtes de Nuits, the Côtes de Beaune and you will travel!
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The Art of Living Wine
3 MIN.
Wine does not drink alone
It is often said that solitary drinking, and that includes wine, is a bad sign. For sure, sociability and exchanges of all kinds are very much a part of hedonistic drinking of alcoholic beverages, and this particularly so in the case of wine.
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Free delivery in Europe* for orders over 250€
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