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RESPECTING WINE 

Each wine is unique: it is an agricultural product with numerous characteristics. 

The long tradition of French wines has been controlled by strict regulations, which supervise the soil, the vine variety and limit the production. Thus the originality of each region is protected. 

The quality of a vintage is partially determined by the work carried out by man, the choice of the wine-making techniques and the ageing process of the wine. 

The tasting remains the only means to appreciate a wine and to respect both the labour and the patience 
of the producer. 
Tasting is a difficult art, requiring a great deal of practise. It is subject to certain rules: 
- Taste wines in quiet and odourless places. 
- Take the time required to appreciate it. 
- Never judge the wine straightaway, but taste it again later. 

Respecting these different rules allows us to make our selection with the necessary respect for the wine.