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FIELD RECORDINGS THE STORY Field Recordings is winemaker Andrew Jones’ personal catalog of the people and places he values most. Spending his days as a vine nurseryman, planning and planting vineyards for farmers all over California, Andrew is sometimes offered small lots of their best fruit on the side. Having stood in just about every vineyard on the Central Coast, he has a keen eye for diamonds in the rough: sites that are unknown or under-appreciated but hold enormous untapped potential. As friendships are made and opportunities are embraced, Andrew produces small quantities of soulful wine from these unusual, quiet vineyards. THE WINES Dry Hopped Pet Nat 2017 Paso Robles SPARKLING CABERNET FRANC Skins 2018 Central Coast CHENIN BLANC / PINOT GRIS / RIESLING / VERDELHO Chenin 2017 Central Coast CHENIN BLANC Freddo 2018 Paso Robles SANGIOVESE Fiction Red 2016 Central Coast ZINFANDEL / SYRAH / MOURVÈDRE / GRACIANO / CABERNET SAUVIGNON / TOURIGA NACIONAL / CARIGNAN Franc 2017 Paso Robles CABERNET FRANC Neverland 2017 Santa Barbara Co. CABERNET SAUVIGNON HERMAN STORY THE STORY Herman Story is the creation of innovative winemaker Russell P. From. In less than a decade since its inception, Herman Story has become one of the most critically- lauded wineries in America and routinely garners top scores from The Wine Advocate and Wine Spectator, alike. The winery produces small lots of Rhone-style wines, sourcing fruit from several of the Central Coast's most respected vineyards. THE WINES Tomboy 2016 California VIOGNIER On The Road 2015 California GRENACHE Nuts and Bolts 2017 California SYRAH Milk and Honey 2017 Paso Robles TEMPRANILLO / CABERNET SAUVIGNON / PETIT VERDOT / SYRAH Bolt Cutter 2016 California CABERNET SAUVIGNON / PETITE SIRAH / PETIT VERDOT / SYRAH Casual Encounters 2016 California SYRAH / MOURVÈDRE / GRENACHE / TANNAT / CARIGNAN First Time Caller 2017 Paso Robles PETITE SIRAH Smash City 2017 Santa Maria Valley PINOT NOIR Late Bloomer 2014 California GRENACHE Herman Story Library Offerings DESPARADA THE STORY ”I arrived at a vineyard in Paso Robles on something of a lark after fleeing Toronto’s hustle and sleet. I had nothing but a crazy dog, a tiny camper and a few changes of clothes, and I couldn’t have been more delighted. I came following a light I’ve chased my whole life but never thought I’d see so close. I’ve chased that light across North and South America, always grasping, nearly catching hold and watching it dart past. I don’t know what it is, I hope I never do, I would hate to get old and boring, but I am certain that it’s something in wine and I just have to get a closer look. In my wild chase, I’ve been everything I could for wine: importer, broker, retailer, cellar rat, harvester, vintner. The moment I set foot in that Paso vineyard, I knew I was closer than I had ever been, I just had to stay and explore.” - Vailia From, winemaker THE WINES Fragment 2018 Santa Barbara Co. SAUVIGNON BLANC Suitor 2016 California CABERNET SAUVIGNON / SANGIOVESE / CABERNET FRANC Sackcloth and Ashes 2016 California CABERNET SAUVIGNON / CABERNET FRANC / PETIT VERDOT / MALBEC / GRENACHE Soothsayer 2016 California CABERNET SAUVIGNON / BARBERA / NEBBIOLO THE FABLEIST WINE CO. THE STORY The Fableist Wine Company is a collaboration between winemakers Curt Schalchlin and Andrew Jones. At The Fableist they share vineyard resources, winemaking styles and ideals giving attention to the craft and story behind each classic variety that they make. THE WINES 053: Sauvignon Blanc 2017 Central Coast SAUVIGNON BLANC 163: Chardonnay 2017 Santa Barbara Co. CHARDONNAY 774: Pinot Noir 2017 Santa Barbara Co. PINOT NOIR 373: Cabernet Sauvignon 2017 Paso Robles CABERNET SAUVIGNON 395: Merlot 2016 Paso Robles MERLOT 067: Tempranillo 2016 Central Coast TEMPRANILLO 206: Zinfandel 2017 Central Coast ZINFANDEL 437: Malbec 2017 Central Coast MALBEC TATOMER THE STORY “No other grape conveys its region's character and varietal flavor with the power, focus, and beauty the way Riesling does. California's coastal regions are cool enough for this grape variety. In 2003, I packed my bags and moved to Austria to try to get a better grip on the growing and making of Riesling. I was able to find work with Weingut Knoll who, more importantly, have become a second family to me. What initially was planned to be a ten-week trip; turned into a year and two additional harvests. In 2008 I founded Tatomer with two Riesling vineyards. My intention was to use my knowledge to make bone-dry Riesling in California unlike many of the off-dry examples in the marketplace today.” -Graham Tatomer , winemaker THE WINES Kick-on Ranch 2015 Santa Barbara Co. RIESLING Vandenberg 2015 Santa Barbara Co. RIESLING Steinhugel 2017 California RIESLING Paragon 2015 Santa Barbara Co. GRÜNER VELTLINER Meeresboden 2016 Santa Barbara Co. GRÜNER VELTLINER Rosé 2018 Edna Valley ROSÉ OF PINOT NOIR Pinot Noir 2015 Santa Barbara Co. PINOT NOIR Tatomer Library Offerings ROARK WINE CO. THE STORY Roark Wine Co. is a small winery located in Buellton, CA. Ryan Roark, a native Texan, specializes in making small batches of wine that showcase variety, vintage and place. These wines are hands off, minimalistic yet precise. Look out, this guy is on the verge of superstardom. 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They speak for me and I for them; the only partners now on this path I tread.” - Curt Schalchlin, winemaker THE WINES Cotes du Coast 2016 Santa Barbara Co. VIOGNIER / MARSANNE / ROUSSANNE / GRENACHE BLANC Call to Arms 2016 Paso Robles GRENACHE BLANC / ROUSSANNE Sancha 2013 Paso Robles MARSANNE The Offering 2016 Santa Barbara Co. GRENACHE / SYRAH / MOURVÈDRE / VIOGINER En Gedi 2015 Paso Robles GRENACHE The Pickpocket 2016 Paso Robles GRENACHE The Transcendentalist NV Central Coast SYRAH / GRENACHE / MOURVÈDRE The Prophetess NV Central Coast SYRAH GROUNDWORK THE STORY Groundwork is all about the fundamentals. Putting to use the empirical knowledge he has gained from making wine for his first label, Sans Liege Wines, Curt Schalchlin seeks to bring his experience to a new set of wines that embrace the soul and simple living of the Rhone. 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PINOT NOIR Stolpman Vineyard 2017 Ballard Canyon GRENACHE My Friend Matt’s Vineyard 2017 Santa Barbara Co. SYRAH Whitcraft Library Offerings FOLKWAY THE STORY Folkway Wine Company is the beloved project of Lino and Anthony Bozzano.
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    Le catalogue des vignes de la collection du Luxembourg à Paris en 1809, Recherches sur l’histoire des cépages, 10 Henri Galinié, Jeanne Yerre To cite this version: Henri Galinié, Jeanne Yerre. Le catalogue des vignes de la collection du Luxembourg à Paris en 1809, Recherches sur l’histoire des cépages, 10. 2018. halshs-01962146 HAL Id: halshs-01962146 https://halshs.archives-ouvertes.fr/halshs-01962146 Preprint submitted on 20 Dec 2018 HAL is a multi-disciplinary open access L’archive ouverte pluridisciplinaire HAL, est archive for the deposit and dissemination of sci- destinée au dépôt et à la diffusion de documents entific research documents, whether they are pub- scientifiques de niveau recherche, publiés ou non, lished or not. The documents may come from émanant des établissements d’enseignement et de teaching and research institutions in France or recherche français ou étrangers, des laboratoires abroad, or from public or private research centers. publics ou privés. Le catalogue des vignes de la collection du Luxembourg à Paris en 1809 Henri Galinié et Jeanne Yerre Recherches sur l’histoire des cépages, 10 Mots-clés – ampélographie, cépage, nomenclature, collection du Luxembourg, France, Italie du nord Keywords – ampelography, vine varieties, grape names, Luxembourg repository, France, Northern Italy Résumé – Un catalogue de la collection des vignes du Luxembourg à Paris, alors en cours de constitution, fut imprimé en 1809. Très incomplet, ce catalogue fut enrichi manuellement dans les années qui suivirent. Un catalogue augmenté des additions manuscrites portées sur l’exemplaire de la bibliothèque d’Harvard et sur celui de la bibliothèque du Sénat à Paris est présenté ici.