The International Wine Convention in Cannes
2008-01-15
That’s the name of an event held in Cannes on February 14-17. It is a meeting place for vine importers and wine traders to meet
That’s the name of an event held in Cannes on February 14-17. It is a meeting place for vine importers and wine traders to meet
Interview with winemaker Catherine Papon-Nouvel, owner of Clos Saint Julien, Chateau Gaillard and Ch Petit Gravet Aine, all in St Emilion, Bordeaux. Catherine talks about
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Pelle is the name of the chef and ”hos” in Swedish is the same as the French ”chez”, so you’re at Pelle’s Place. The restaurant
A visit to the Clos St Julien vineyard in St Emilion, owned by Catherine Papon-Nouvel, who also owns Chateau Gaillard and Chateau Petit Gravet Aine.
The two sisters Constance Rerolle and Diane Losfelt are the third generation of women who manage the vineyard and the beautiful 18th century chateau in
Luc was the first to realize the great potential in the soils around Saint-Christol, a terroir just north-east of Montpellier. Luc and Elisabeth Moynier created
A virtual visit to the St Emilion village – a UNESCO World Heritage site. Views over the ancient wine village. Some wine shops with Saint
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