The Climats and Lieux-dits of the Great Vineyards of Burgundy (English edition) by M.-H. Landrieu Lusigny and S. Pitiot
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Available in stockExplore the atlas of the Climats and Lieux-dits of the great wines of Burgundy, including detailed maps of the wine-growing villages and a comprehensive explanation of the names of more than 1,551 Climats. This book traces the history of these legendary crus, listed as UNESCO World Heritage. An essential reference for wine enthusiasts and professionals, by M.-H. Landrieu-Lusigny and S. Pitiot. English edition.
- Author
- Marie-Hélène Landrieu-Lussigny, Sylvain Pitiot
- Language
- English 🇬🇧
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Description
Discover the must-have book for any wine enthusiast or professional in the field: "The Climats and Lieux-dits of the Great Vineyards of Burgundy". This atlas, written by Marie-Hélène Landrieu-Lusigny and Sylvain Pitiot, delves deeply into the Climats and Lieux-dits of the prestigious vineyards of Burgundy.
A Unique Atlas of Burgundy Vineyards
This atlas is the first to comprehensively recount the history of the Climats and Lieux-dits that make the great wines of Burgundy so renowned. Legendary names like Romanée-Conti, Chambertin, and Montrachet are detailed, offering an enriched understanding of these exceptional terroirs. With detailed maps and precise explanations, this book reveals the geographic and historical richness of the Côte de Nuits and the Côte de Beaune.
The Climats of Burgundy Classified as UNESCO Heritage
In July 2015, the Climats of Burgundy were listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. This book highlights the hard work of 2,000 years that created this unique mosaic of Grands Crus. People have been able to exploit the diversity of geographical and climatic conditions to produce some of the most renowned wines in the world.
A Journey Through 35 Wine Villages
The first part of the book presents the viticultural maps of the Climats and localities of the 35 communes of Burgundy's great wines. Each village is accompanied by a list of the Climats and localities classified by appellations: Communal, Premier Cru, and Grand Cru. You will also find the area of each plot, the color of the wine produced, and the names of the winemakers who cultivate these Grands Crus.
A Complete Explanation of the Names of the Climats and Lieux-dits
The second part of this atlas focuses on the origin and meaning of the 1,551 names of Climats and Lieux-dits. Each name is explained clearly and vividly, offering a fascinating dive into the history and unique identity of each plot. This book testifies to the diversity and originality of the Burgundy vineyard, where each Climat has its own character.
The Authors
- Marie-Hélène Landrieu-Lussigny: A qualified teacher, agrégée of Classical Letters, she brings her historical and linguistic expertise to this book.
- Sylvain Pitiot: Topographical engineer and former manager of a Grand Cru estate in Côte de Nuits, he ensures the technical and viticultural accuracy of the atlas.
Technical Specifications:
- Format: Hardcover
- EAN13: 9782916231556
- ISBN: 978-2-916231-55-6
- Publisher: Éditions du Meurger
- Publication Date: 08/10/2023
- Collection: ATLAS
- Dimensions: 27.7 x 22.5 x 4 cm
- Weight: 2076 g
- Language: English
Product Highlights:
- Complete Atlas of Burgundy's grands crus
- Detailed maps of the Climats and Lieux-dits
- Explanations of the 1,551 parcel names
- Inscription of the Climats on the UNESCO World Heritage list
- English edition for an international audience
This book is essential for understanding the complexity and richness of Burgundy wines. Thanks to a unique combination of maps, historical explanations, and viticultural details, it is aimed at both professionals and informed enthusiasts.
Details
Data sheet
- Author
- Marie-Hélène Landrieu-Lussigny, Sylvain Pitiot
- Language
- English 🇬🇧
- Publisher
- Editions Jean-Pierre de Monza
- Number of pages
- 418
- Date of publication
- 01/07/2023
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