Introduzione a La Francia del Vino (Italian edition) By Samuel Cogliati

France, a wine-producing land par excellence, is highlighted in this essential book (in Italian), Introduzione a La Francia del Vino, written by Samuel Cogliati. Through a critical and in-depth analysis, the author reveals the secrets of the greatest French wine regions, from famous vineyards to lesser-known terroirs, often overlooked despite their exceptional quality.

📍 A journey through iconic regions:

• Bordeaux, with its prestigious crus.
• Champagne, a symbol of celebration and elegance.
• Burgundy, a terroir of incomparable finesse.
• The Loire, rich in diversity and character.
• Alsace, with its expressive and refined white wines.
• The Rhône, land of powerful and robust wines.
• And many other regions, from Corsica to Jura, including Languedoc-Roussillon.

Thanks to an analytical and interdisciplinary approach, this book does not simply describe the wines but offers a broader reflection including geography, history, and economic and cultural issues.

🗺️ Geographic maps and infographics:
The book is enriched with detailed maps that facilitate the understanding of different territories, grape varieties, and appellations.

📖 A structured and comprehensive content:

• Preamble
• Geo-history of wine-producing France
• Studies of regions: Bordeaux, Champagne, Burgundy, Alsace, etc.
• Essential glossary
• Appendices and general index

Each region is depicted with precision and passion, allowing the reader to better understand the specifics of French wines and their origins.

🔍 A guide for everyone:
Whether you are an enthusiast or a professional, Introduzione a La Francia del Vino is an indispensable tool for understanding the richness of French wine production and navigating with ease among the many appellations and terroirs.

Product features:

• Type: Book
• Title: Introduzione a La Francia del Vino
• Author: Samuel Cogliati
• Language: Italian
• Publisher: Possibilia Editore
• Publication date: October 2019
• ISBN: 978-88-98753-31-4
• Number of pages: 200 illustrated pages
• Dimensions: 11.5 x 16.5 cm
• Cover: Tintoretto Snow Fedrigoni paper 300 g/m²
• Weight: 240 g
• Content: Geographic maps, photographs, and color infographics