iam trying to find gerard depardieu wines. does anyone can help where to search for? iam trying also to find his adrs./email/etc. can someone help me? george
gerard deparieu wine
Jun 01, 2006
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snipped-for-privacy@otenet.gr wrote on 1 Jun 2006 07:04:20 -0700:
sw> iam trying to find gerard depardieu wines. sw> does anyone can help where to search for? sw> iam trying also to find his adrs./email/etc. sw> can someone help me? sw> george
Ever heard of Google? Try "gerard depardieu" wine
James Silverton.
I suppose these wines are noted for their big 'nose'.
Crap, you beat me to it!
UC wrote:
IMHO it is not worth the trouble.
I would spend more time looking for his wife Carole Bouquet's fine wine from Pantelleria, nice bouquet indeed. ;-)
Even better look for excellent whites from his neighbour Mas de Daumas Gassac, of Aimé Guibert, the industrialist who started the whole Languedoc "movement" a few years back. This astute gentleman, in a singular display of greed stirred up some ugly antiamericanism and managed to raise enough of a ruckus to prevent Mondavi grabbing land and a piece of the pie nearby (under the pretext of "ecological concerns"). When Gérard D. expressed interest in doing the same as Mondavi albeit on a smaller scale, Mr. G. allowed the transaction to go through and nobody noticed. To top it all off, the old fox managed to get filmed in Mondavino, pardon, Mondovino, as the nice old no-global vigneron. Sigh... nice wine though, really.
And better still look for the rare Grange des Pères, whose Laurent Vaillé upped the ante and surpassed Guibert with some of the finest reds south of, er, Paris? And even rarer, the whites...
I heard those wines have big noses.
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Salut/Hi snipped-for-privacy@otenet.gr,
le/on 1 Jun 2006 07:04:20 -0700, tu disais/you said:-
Not really worth while, George, as others have said. M Dépardieu isn't the first person to try to sell wines using a reputation gained elsewhere, and to come unstuck. He tried on the Loire first of all, iirc and failed there before trying again in the south of France. A famous jeweller (US jeweler) did the same in Cahors, with similar lack of success at Ch Lagrézette.
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