Muscadet Sèvre-et-Maine - Pure Loire from Amare | Samuel Cogliati

"I might as well confess it right away: muscadet is one of the white wines I love the most. Under two conditions, though: that it is good and not too young. The first condition seems obvious and redundant, the second a paradox. Yet it is neither of them."

It is not common for an author to dedicate an entire, extensive monograph to a wine that is so mistreated and relegated to the sidelines of the major media circuits. Muscadet is not part of the "important" wines. However, when one has the opportunity to delve deeply into its merits and peculiarities, it becomes apparent that it is a wine of considerable cultural value, as well as gustatory. With this concise volume, Samuel Cogliati wanted to restore to it some of the attention and consideration it deserves.

Samuel Cogliati, Italian-French, was born in Lyon (France) in 1976. He is a publisher, writer, and trainer. He has been involved in the wine industry for fifteen years, with a particular interest in French wines. He is the author of several books, including Champagne – The Fragile Dream (Possibilia Publisher, 2013), Champagne. The Sacrifice of a Terroir (Porthos Editions, 2008), Natural Wines – What Are They? (Possibilia Publisher, 2014). He is also a translator and editor of other volumes, including the French magazine LeRouge&leBlanc, of which he is an associate member.

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