Burgundy: Monopole, the Wine & Pinot Fin Review (French, English, and Japanese edition) By Benoit Guenot

MONOPOLE: the Wine & Fine Pinot Review continues its editorial adventure with a second issue entirely devoted to Burgundy, mythical land of great wines and powerful human stories.

After the success of Fusées, first noted issue, MONOPOLY returns with an immersive journey through the most iconic vineyards of Chablis, Meursault, Nuits-Saint-Georges, Pommard, Vosne-Romanée, Volnay, Maranges, Mâcon and many others. This independent review gives the floor to 14 unique winemakers, against the current trends and driven by a sincere passion for the living vine.

Among the portraits, find:

• Clos des Épeneaux (Pommard)

• Fiona Leroy (Maranges)

• Nicolas Faure (Nuits-Saint-Georges)

• Régis Rossignol Changarnier (Volnay)

• The Horées (Pommard)

• Julien Altaber (Saint-Aubin)

• Alexandre Jouveaux (Uchizy)

• Chavy Chouet and Marthe Henry Boillot (Meursault)

• Oronce de Beler (Nuits-Saint-Georges)

• Julien Guillot (Cruzille)

• And many other figures radical, free, committed.

Each portrait is enriched with full-page photographs, candid shots, and from living texts signed by Jill Cousin, , Pauline Dupin-Aymard and Patrick Lebas, three renowned writers from the gastronomic and wine press. The whole is entirely Translate into English and Japanese, for radiation International.

MONOPOLY, it is also a tribute to living places : wine bars, , Rascal tables, , closed, , Hostels, where pins, ideas, and momentum are shared. These spaces, often marginal, have become the new hubs of a Wine culture Resolutely Authentic, , local and released.

The object himself stands out:

• Format large format (265 x 320 mm, folded in half)

• 248 pages printed in France, at the Manufacture of the Two Bridges in Grenoble

• Quality paper and binding for reading Sensory and Sustainable

The review is self-published, conceived and created by an independent team, passionate and free from any commercial constraints. Each issue is a manifesto for a new generation of wine, a praise of the sharing, from the transmission and of the creation without compromise.

Article features

• Type of object : Large format review

• Title : Burgundy: Monopoly, the Review Wines & Fine Pinot

• Author(s) : Benoît Guenot, Jill Cousin, Pauline Dupin-Aymard, Patrick Lebas

• Language : French, English, Japanese

• Editor : Monopole le Magazine

• Publication date November 19, 2021

• Number of pages : 248

• Dimensions : 265 x 320 mm

• Country of publication : France

• Printing : Manufacture des Deux Ponts, Grenoble