

Discover the Atlas of French Wines by David Cobbold, Léonie Schlosser, and Mathieu Persan at Éditions Hachette Pratique. This essential book offers 35 original maps, 340 detailed appellations, and a selection of 600 reference estates. Dive into an illustrated journey through French wine regions, from Champagne to Provence, passing through Burgundy and the Rhône Valley.
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The Atlas of French Wines, written by David Cobbold and illustrated by Mathieu Persan, is an essential reference for all wine lovers. Published by Hachette Pratique, this book is an invitation to travel through the most prestigious French wine regions.
Each chapter unveils a symbolic wine region, highlighting its history, its emblematic grape varieties, its prestigious appellations, and its reference estates.
The atlas is enriched with 35 detailed maps, designed by Léonie Schlosser, which offer a precise view of the production areas. You will travel through:
These maps are a valuable tool for understanding the geographical and climatic diversity of French wines.
The atlas provides a complete analysis of 340 French appellations, with precise information on:
Each appellation is accompanied by clear and accessible explanations, ideal for both amateurs and connoisseurs.
Meet 600 emblematic winemakers and producers who shape the identity and reputation of French wines. Each estate is carefully selected for its authenticity, history, and commitment to quality.
The illustrations by Mathieu Persan enrich each page, making this work as enjoyable to browse as it is to study.
The clear and passionate texts by David Cobbold guide the reader through a world where tradition, innovation, and wine excellence intertwine.
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