Champagne Color (French Edition) by Lorraine Fouchet

Dive into the effervescent world of champagne with "Couleur champagne" by Lorraine Fouchet, a captivating work blending history, mystery, and emotions.

In 1851, in Épernay, Eugène Mercier, raised by his single mother, harbors a bold and revolutionary dream: to transform champagne, this prestigious "wine of kings," into a festive drink accessible to all. His ambition lays the foundation for a saga marked by genius, passion, and courage.

Nearly 120 years later, in 1970, the cellars of the Mercier house reveal a dark secret: the body of Joe Robinson, missing for thirty years, is found, his neck broken. This mystery prompts Mary, his daughter, to leave Washington and travel through the French vineyards to uncover the past.

Through the pages of this historical and contemporary novel, Lorraine Fouchet takes us on a thrilling investigation where family secrets intertwine with the history of champagne. The truth, much like the bubbles of the precious nectar, always rises to the surface.

With a fluid style and emotional depth, "Couleur champagne" will delight fans of French literature, mystery enthusiasts, and those fascinated by the world of wine. A work to be savored slowly, like a fine vintage.

Product Features:

• Title: Couleur champagne
• Author: Lorraine Fouchet
• Format: Paperback
• Collection: Contemporary novels
• Number of pages: 512
• Publisher: Pocket
• Publication date: 07/07/2022
• Dimensions: 17.9 x 11 x 2.2 cm
• Weight: 250 g
• Language: French
• EAN13: 9782266327312
• ISBN: 978-2-266-32731-2