#PFAS, #CADMIUM, Le commerce du #FNSEA et du #MEDEF nous coûtent chers à tous. En € et en vies.

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Marc André #Selosse

Loi Duplomb : un retour en arrière toxique pour l'agriculture et la santé La loi Duplomb relance le débat sur les pesticides en France, malgré les risques sanitaires avérés et les critiques des experts.

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The Mount Rushmore of Champagne, According to 12 Wine Experts On the Mount Rushmore of the world’s best sparkling wines, Champagne might just take a clean sweep of all four spots. The undisputed champ of bubbly is (essentially) universally beloved, both by wine pros who analyze the terroir and technique behind each cuvée and by drinkers who just want to pop a celebratory bottle. But within the region of Champagne, which bottles are the most iconic? The well-known names from the big houses? Or the small grower-producers who help push the region forward? Perhaps both? The article The Mount Rushmore of Champagne, According to 12 Wine Experts appeared first on VinePair.

How Selosse Became a Cult Champagne Burgundy might not be an obvious training ground for a Champagne producer, but for Anselme Selosse of Champagne Jacques Selosse, it set the groundwork for his wines — and altered the Champagne region as a whole. Prior to his influence, Champagne production was dominated by large houses that purchased fruit from growers. It was a symbiotic relationship and one that valued volume at the expense of mindful farming, not to mention quality. But through Selosse’s convictions, he transformed ideas about viticulture and terroir. The article How Selosse Became a Cult Champagne appeared first on VinePair.

Les vins naturels ne vieillissent pas… (bis) On s’en régale! #selosse Initial deg. 19, #maximemagnon Mont Redon 07, #ptitmax 06