

Discover the Encyclopedia of Cognac, a reference work in English edited by Nicholas Faith and Michel Guillard. Dive into the heart of the vineyards, stills, and cellars, and explore the secrets of the famous Charentais brandy. This book offers thematic articles, interviews with artisans, and literary quotes to learn everything about the "liqueur of the gods". An essential for cognac enthusiasts and aficionados.
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The Encyclopedia of Cognac is a comprehensive work in English that immerses readers in the fascinating world of cognac, this liqueur of the gods so celebrated by Victor Hugo. Written by specialists Nicholas Faith and Michel Guillard, and published by Yvelinédition, this book stands out as an indispensable reference for understanding the history, production techniques, and traditions related to Charentais brandy.
The regions of Charente and Charente-Maritime, traversed by the eponymous river, form the cradle of cognac. This book explores every corner of this unique terroir, revealing its vineyards, its traditional stills, and its historic cellars.
The Encyclopedia of Cognac is designed to offer multiple levels of reading:
The work is structured around clear themes and offers:
The pages are filled with vivid testimonials from key players in the cognac industry. These exchanges reveal the secrets of production, the human passions, and the challenges of the trade.
The Encyclopedia of Cognac is much more than a book: it is a true immersion into a world where tradition, history, and expertise meet. Whether you are an informed enthusiast, a collector, or a curious novice, this book will help you better understand the cultural and gustatory richness of cognac.
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