La Carte viticole d'Italie, published by the General Society of Italian Winegrowers (French edition)

The Wine Map of Italy, published by the General Society of Italian Winegrowers in 1887, is an essential work for viticulture enthusiasts, wine historians, and industry professionals. This map, translated into French by Dr. Frédéric Cazalis, provides a detailed overview of the wine regions of Italy at the end of the 19th century.

This edition, initially published in 1889, was reissued by Hachette Livre in collaboration with the National Library of France (BNF) as part of a heritage conservation initiative. The BNF digitized this work and Hachette Livre prints it on demand, thus making this valuable historical document available once more for enthusiasts and researchers.

The content of this map may reflect ideas or perspectives specific to the time of its publication, which might be considered outdated or inappropriate today. However, these documents are an integral part of the history of ideas and can offer a scientific or historical interest for understanding past practices and mentalities.

This book is part of the Sciences collection and is presented in paperback format. It has 104 pages, and its dimensions are 23 x 16 cm with a weight of 162 g. The work is entirely in French.

Additional Information:

• Publisher: Hachette BNF
• Publication Date: October 2018
• EAN13: 9782329233802
• ISBN: 978-2-329-23380-2
• Collection: Sciences
• Format: Paperback
• Number of Pages: 104
• Dimensions: 23 x 16 cm
• Weight: 162 g
• Language: French

By choosing this work, you contribute to the preservation and dissemination of French literary heritage while enriching your knowledge of Italian viticulture through a historical reference work.