History(ies) of Wine: 33 Dates That Shaped the Vineyards (French Edition) by Eric Glatre

Dive into the behind-the-scenes history of French vineyards thanks to the fascinating work of Éric Glatre, Wine History: 33 Dates That Shaped the French Vineyards.

This one-of-a-kind book reminds us that Wine is much more than just a beverage. : he is a privileged witness of our civilization. From Antiquity to the present day, the vine and the wine have shaped our geography, influenced our economy, nourished myths, and inspired the arts.

Through 33 carefully selected historical events, Éric Glatre highlights The major stages of the evolution of wine in France. Each date marks a turning point: from the invention of the barrel by the Gauls, passing through the appearance of the cork stopper, or even The 1855 classification of Bordeaux wines, up to the impact of local laws and traditions on wine production.

The author also explores the role of wine in medicine, , the law, , rural architecture and landscapes that we know today. By recounting these stories, he weaves the portrait of a living heritage, always in motion, intimately linked to the history of France.

A practical pocket-sized format, a accessible reading, and a richly documented content make this book an ideal companion for the wine enthusiasts, the curious about history, or those who wish to better understand the origins and evolution of our terroirs.

To read without moderation, this book is a true tribute to the Diversity, to ingenuity and to the passion of French winemakers through the centuries.

Article features

• Title: Wine History: 33 Dates That Shaped the French Vineyards

• Author: Éric Glatre

• Editor: Éditions du Félin

• Format Paperback

• EAN13 9782866459307

• ISBN 978-2-86645-930-7

• Editor Éditions du Félin

• Publication date October 30, 2020

• Number of pages 335
  

• Dimensions 23.5 x 15.5 x 2.6 cm

• Weight 548 g

• Language French