Liber Pater, the Rediscovered Taste of Wine | Corbeyran and Horne

One does not become a legendary wine by chance...

In 2005, Loïc Pasquet and his wife Alona, wine enthusiasts, settled in Landiras. The following year, they produced their first vintage. Here, horses replace tractors, planting densities are pushed to the extreme, everything is done to restore to the wine the taste and authenticity of fine Bordeaux wines as it was at the time of the Official Classification of 1855, before the phylloxera epidemic. And it's safe to say that it works! The "Liber Pater" (named after the Roman god of wine, no less) has become in just a few years a wine recognized worldwide, with bottle prices sometimes soaring... to several thousand euros!

Corbeyran and Horne paint a portrait of a wine like no other and its creator, who was trained late in life and is passionate above all. A graphic novel placed under the sign of oenology, sincere and captivating, in the line of "The Initiates" by Étienne Davodeau.