Vin Château La Louvière. The Beautiful Art Of Wine

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Vin Château La Louvière. The Beautiful Art Of Wine

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Brun -puginier, Hélène – Ters, Didier.
Château La Louvière. The beautiful art of wine.

Paris, ed., De La Martinière 2010, GD. in-4, black canvas cardboard ed., Coul photo jacket. ed., 224 pp., Summary, bibliography

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« Year of grace 1310 … Aquitaine is under English domination and, from the top of the tower of the noble house of the Lobeyra, the Lord of the place contemplates his domain: wood, land and above all a vineyard, proudly hung on the rump of bass surrounding the house. The decor is planted and the prodigious destiny of the future castle La Louvière, jewel of the Graves de Bordeaux, can now be accomplished. Seven hundred years of wine history, dotted and spiced with thrilling events and exciting characters, are revealed to you here: poetry and assassination with the Sieurs de Guilloche in the 16th century; International recognition of the wines of Château La Louvière with the Chartreux monks, real orgivers of vinification; Construction in 1792 of a magnificent neoclassical style castle, setting for the works of the Flemish master François-Louis Lonsing, sumptuous gift from Jean-Baptiste Mareilhac to Emilie, the love of his life … The charm of the place is undeniable and when André Lurton discovered La Louvière in 1965, he can only fall in love. For half a century, tirelessly, he has been working to restore this castle, classified as a historic monument, his luster of yesteryear, in turn inspired, patient restaurateur, but also conservative of this extraordinary heritage .. « 

« Year of grace 1310 … Aquitaine is under English domination and, from the top of the tower of the noble house of the Lobeyra, the Lord of the place contemplates his domain: wood, land and above all a vineyard, proudly hung on the rump of bass surrounding the house. The decor is planted and the prodigious destiny of the future castle La Louvière, jewel of the Graves de Bordeaux, can now be accomplished. Seven hundred years of wine history, dotted and spiced with thrilling events and exciting characters, are revealed to you here: poetry and assassination with the Sieurs de Guilloche in the 16th century; International recognition of the wines of Château La Louvière with the Chartreux monks, real orgivers of vinification; Construction in 1792 of a magnificent neoclassical style castle, setti