DVD-Video "The Wine Route No. 5: Bordeaux Wines"

The nobility of the cork has its roots in history: Ausonius, the Latin poet, Eleanor of Aquitaine, the Franco-English sovereign, Montaigne and Montesquieu, the jurors of Saint Emilion, the classified growths of 1855 and those of the Graves. Bordeaux is also oenology, the daughter of Pasteur and the lineage of Ribereau-Gayon, and then the vinotherapy of Smith Haut Lafitte. The largest appellation vineyard has offered its grape varieties to the whole world: cabernet-sauvignon, merlot and sauvignon. Owners from all over the world have come seeking recognition: businessmen, artists, and craftsmen. They are there, cultivating their châteaux.
"The wine route," a living global encyclopedia of wines. The author, Robert Tinlot, has traveled through the most beautiful vineyards in the world, met many men and women passionate about their terroirs, tasted the most prestigious or astonishing wines.
He shares his experience, his enthusiasm, and offers you intense moments of conviviality. He gives voice to those who, around the world, on the five continents, share the same passion and know how to establish this precious relationship between man and his land. They express it through wine, a drink that is both mythical, festive, and everyday.
ED: Montparnasse (2005), Mono - PAL - Zone 2 - FORMAT 4/3 - 52 mins