Le vin : son histoire, ses terroirs - Le Particulier (French edition)

Dive into the fascinating world of wine with the book "Wine, Its History, Its Terroirs." This book, written by oenology experts such as Philippe Bidalon, Léon Mazzella, Valérie Faust, Yohan Castaing, and Guillaume Puzo, is a true introduction to the complex and passionate world of wine.

Red, white, rosé, or even gray, wine is much more than just a drink: it is an integral part of French cultural heritage. Whether you are a passionate enthusiast or a curious novice, this book will guide you through the rich and diverse history of wine.

In the first pages, you will discover the mystical origins of wine, this beverage that has traversed centuries and civilizations to become today a symbol of conviviality and sharing.

The book then invites you to travel through the vineyards of France's best wine regions. From Burgundy to Champagne, passing through Bordeaux and the Rhône Valley, explore the iconic regions that have shaped the reputation of French wines worldwide. Each region is described in detail, revealing the grape varieties cultivated there, the winemaking techniques used, and the unique terroirs that give the wines their distinctive characters.

But this book is not limited to geography. It also highlights the emerging figures and pioneers of French winemakers, these men and women who, through their passion and expertise, continue to evolve the art of winemaking. You will learn about their stories, their challenges, and their contributions to modern oenology.

Page after page, the book immerses you in the steps of winemaking, from harvesting to barrel aging. Each step is detailed, allowing you to understand how a simple grape transforms into a wine with complex and subtle aromas.

The book also addresses the current trends transforming the wine world. Discover wine tourism, this increasingly popular practice that allows wine lovers to discover vineyards from the inside. Learn more about AOC (Appellations of Controlled Origin) and biodynamics, an environmentally friendly cultivation method that is gaining popularity among winemakers.

Finally, "Wine, Its History, Its Terroirs" offers you a true initiation into wine tasting. Learn to identify aromas, evaluate a wine's structure, and recognize the characteristics of different grape varieties. The book also guides you in the art of serving wine, explaining the best practices for tasting, preserving, and appreciating wine at its true value.

One of the most practical aspects of this book is that it helps you build a cellar that reflects you. Whether you are an experienced collector or just starting your collection, you will find valuable advice on choosing wines that match your tastes and budget.

Unique in its approach and rich in content, this book is for anyone who wants to deepen their knowledge of wine, understand its secrets, and, above all, share this passion with their loved ones. "Wine, Its History, Its Terroirs" is a reference work that will find its place in your library, alongside your finest bottles.

Book Features:

• Format: Hardcover
• EAN13: 9782357312333
• ISBN: 978-2-35731-233-3
• Publisher: Le Particulier
• Publication Date: 01/03/2019
• Series: Le Particulier
• Number of Pages: 194
• Dimensions: 26 x 24 cm
• Weight: 1188 g
• Language: French

This book is a true guide for all those who want to discover the world of wine in all its facets. Don't miss the opportunity to become a knowledgeable enthusiast and delve into the rich and fascinating history of wine and its terroirs.