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The Long Vintage: How Postwar France Remade Its Wine
How postwar France rebuilt its vineyards, elevated appellations, transformed drinking culture and defended fine wine in a global age.
Jul 11
Loïc Pasquet, Archaeologist of Bordeaux Taste
A portrait of Loïc Pasquet, the winemaker behind Liber Pater, who is reviving ancient grape varieties, own-rooted vines, and the distinctive taste of…
Jul 11
How France Decided What Could Be Called Wine
Phylloxera, chemistry, commerce and law remade the meaning of wine—and helped forge modern ideas of authenticity, origin and terroir in France.
Jul 11
Domaine Jean-Marc et Thomas Bouley
A rising Volnay and Pommard benchmark defined by exacting farming, fine tannins and long élevage.
Jul 11
Domaine Hubert Lamy
Where high-density planting, long élevage and limestone precision have transformed Saint-Aubin into a fine-wine benchmark.
Jul 10
Domaine Cécile Tremblay
Where reclaimed family vines, biodynamic practice and instinctive cellar work shape rare, pure Côte de Nuits Pinot Noir.
Jul 10
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