Vanishing Station
Vineyard of Saint-Émilion: A Terroir of Humanity
Florence Hernandez, by (photographer) Guillaume de Laubier, foreword by Guy Savoy
Journalist Florence Hernandez and photographer Guillaume de Laubier invite readers to discover exceptional wines from Saint-Émilion, the oldest and most prestigious vineyard in the world.
Foreword by Guy Savoy
Limestone, clay, sand . . . The vines of Saint-Émilion are rooted in a land made of a mosaic of soils, giving its wines an inimitable taste. Here in the heart of the oldest and most prestigious vineyard in the world, Saint-Émilion is synonymous with exceptional wine, a taste revealed by those who work the land and care for the vines to reveal all the subtleties of their terroir.
Vineyard of Saint-Émilion reveals 20 of the vineyard’s domains and goes back to the origins of wine, to the heart of winemaking, and to what nourishes the vines and gives Saint-Émilion wines all their flavor. This book will give amateur and seasoned wine lovers alike a new way to discover, understand, and taste wine.
Todd HasakLowy is the author of several books for young readers. He is a professor of creative writing and literature at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Todd lives in Evanston, Illinois, with his wife and two daughters. Visit toddhasaklowy.com.
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