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Great family wine estates of France : style, tradition, home / Solvi dos Santos ; text by Florence Brutton.
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TextPublication details: New York : Thames & Hudson, 2010Description: 244, [12] p. : col. ill. 28 cmISBN: - 9780500515310
- TP 553 .Sa59 2010
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A visual journey to the French wine industry photographed by Solvi dos Santos. In particular, it features all the wine-producing regions of France, from the Taittinger champagne cellars housed in 4th-century Roman chalk caves in Reims, to Château de Pennautier, the "Versailles of Languedoc". Florence Brutton, a wine expert, explains the idea of terroir (the idiosyncratic growing conditions that define and distinguish each area of cultivation) and the importance of local wine-related customs.
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