Comprendre les climats du vignoble de Bourgogne (French edition) by Jean-Pierre Chabin | Icovil

Understanding the Climates of the Burgundy Vineyard by Jean-Pierre Chabin is an essential work for any wine enthusiast or professional who wishes to grasp the essence of the Burgundian terroir. In July 2015, the inclusion of the climates of the Burgundy vineyard into the UNESCO World Heritage list marked an international recognition of their exceptional universal value. But what makes these climates so unique and precious?

This book offers a deep dive into the history and geography of the Côte d'Or, this strip of wine-growing land stretching from Dijon to Santenay-les-bains, where each wine derives its name and quality from its climate, that is, the precise location where the grapes were grown. This concept of climate is essential to understanding wine production in Burgundy, where each vineyard plot can produce a unique wine, a faithful reflection of its terroir and vintage.

Jean-Pierre Chabin, through meticulously selected figures, maps, and photographs, provides answers to fundamental questions about this exceptional vineyard: why this region and not another? How have geographical, climatic, and human conditions shaped such a viticultural heritage?

The reader will discover in this book a detailed exploration of the geological, climatic, and historical particularities that make the Côte d'Or such a prized terroir. Additionally, the author does not forget to address the current challenges facing the vineyard, while offering reflections on its future.

Understanding the Climates of the Burgundy Vineyard is not just a technical book; it is also an invitation to discover, through rich illustrations and precise analyses, what makes each bottle of Burgundy a unique work of art. Whether you are an oenologist, winegrower, or simply a wine lover, this book will provide you with the keys to fully understand and appreciate the inimitable character of Burgundy wines.

Technical Specifications

• Author: Jean-Pierre Chabin
• Language: French 🇫🇷
• Publisher: ICOVIL
• Number of pages: 116
• Dimensions: 21 x 15 cm
• Publication date: 06/2024