Notes From the Languedoc [Idioma Inglés] - Softcover

Wright, Rupert

Softcover

ISBN 10: 009190563X ISBN 13: 9780091905637

Verlag: Ebury Press, 2005

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"This book is a literary gem. Notes from the Languedoc is like a tremendous wine cellar. It is a treasure trove of treats. Rupert Wright is a mischievous, bold reporter who has met everyone and tasted everything. This is the best book on the Languedoc. Exquisitely illustrated, this is a book to savour, like a full-throated local Merlot" (Jonathan Miller Sunday Times)

"Languedoc is what Provence was until about 70 years ago: the British ideal of the south of France. Rupert Wright's Notes from the Languedoc evokes it so perfectly that the British do not need to leave Britain" (Frank Johnson Daily Telegraph)

"All you ever wanted to know about the Languedoc, this book is a cultural, historical and contemporary tour de force" (Carla McKay Daily Mail)

"A hilarious read about the wine, people and history of the area ... a story of love, laughter and liquorice allsorts in Languedoc" (The Lady)

"Evocative and intriguing" (Woman & Home)

Reseña del editor:

It is easy to get to the Languedoc. Follow the Rhone south through France, then once you hit the Mediterranean coast, turn right. The mystery is that for generations, people have been getting to the sea and turning left to Provence. This lack of attention means that the Languedoc is France's last undiscovered Mediterranean secret.

Now Rupert Wright introduces you to the region's winemakers, oyster farmers, canal people and celebrated inhabitants, living and dead, including Montpellier's dynamic Mayor, Georges Freche, and local matador Juan Bautista. You will learn about the Languedoc's troubled and fascinating history, visit bullfights and boar hunts, and hear about the writers and artists that have lived and travelled in this intriguing land.. NOTA: El libro no está en español, sino en inglés.

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• Verlag: Ebury Press
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2005
• ISBN 10: 009190563X
• ISBN 13: 9780091905637
• Einband: Tapa blanda
• Anzahl der Seiten: 288