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Assouline The Classics Collection: Wine & Travel France Coffee Table Book
France, long revered as the crown jewel of the wine world, owes its legendary status to a unique blend of geography, history, and human passion. Journeying through its countryside reveals a breathtaking mosaic of landscapes—lush pastures, rolling hills, dramatic sea cliffs, and endless dunes—each contributing to the nation’s rich viticultural tapestry.
Over the past thirty years, Enrico Bernardo, acclaimed as the World’s Best Sommelier, has explored the finest vineyards across France. In preparation for this book and Assouline’s Wine & Travel series, he undertook a five-year global wine tour, dedicating an entire year to uncovering the soul of French wine. From Champagne to the Rhône Valley, Alsace to the Jura, Bernardo immersed himself in the diverse terroirs that define France’s winemaking legacy.
Wine & Travel: France invites readers on a vivid journey through the country’s most storied wine regions. Alongside celebrated vineyards, discover hidden treasures—a centuries-old bistro, a quiet village market, or a vibrant local festival. This volume, part of Assouline’s Wine & Travel series spotlighting iconic wine destinations, reveals the twelve key regions that shape France’s enduring wine heritage. Enriched with personal anecdotes and a handpicked selection of must-visit estates, it’s an essential guide for any wine lover or cultural explorer.
Page count
312 pages
Number of illustrations
over 400
Language
English
Released on
October 2024
Dimensions
W 10 x L 13 x D 1 in
ISBN
9781649803849
Weight
4.4 lb
Author
Enrico Bernardo
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