"Alive, I am!" says the wine - May-Eliane De Lencquesaing | William Blake & Co.

At the dawn of the third millennium, wine has firmly established itself as a cornerstone of our civilization. Why? Because wine is alive, just as man is alive. Because wine has many facets, just as human beings are diverse. Because wine has been intertwined with human life since the dawn of our Eastern and European civilizations. These lives, that of man and that of wine, are interconnected like the violinist and his violin.

In the form of a tale for adults, "Vivant, je suis !", dit le vin attests to the fertile exchanges between man and wine. It takes us through the secrets of winemaking, from conception to maturity. Author May-Eliane De Lencquesaing offers a captivating narrative that blends poetry and winemaking expertise, giving readers a unique perspective on the intimate relationship between the winemaker and his product.

This work, published by William Blake & Co., stands out not only for its rich content but also for its quality presentation. With its 80 pages, this paperback book (26 x 20 x 0.7 cm) is a true treasure for lovers of wine and literature alike.