Van Zegveld Thomas (28 results)

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Rose was not always inevitable.Today, a pale glass on a terrace in Saint-Tropez or a rooftop in New York feels like a certainty, an extension of summer itself. Yet the rise of Provence rose is one of the most remarkable transformations in the modern wine world: a journey from rural necessity to global symbol of refinement.The Rose Revolution of Ramatuelle traces that evolution at its source.From the ancient vineyards of Massilia to the beaches of Pampelonne, from monastic cultivation to the quiet precision of contemporary estates, this book explores how a region defined by light, wind, and limestone created a wine perfectly attuned to its environment - and, eventually, to the world. Ramatuelle and Saint-Tropez emerge not merely as places, but as catalysts: where terroir met culture, and where a simple, pale wine became a language of modern luxury.Through carefully structured narrative and a rich visual landscape, the book examines the forces that shaped rose's ascent: the influence of artists and travellers, the emergence of the Cote d'Azur as a global stage, and the decisive role of leading estates and international investors. It considers, too, the present and future of Provence, where sustainability, craftsmanship, and design now define a new equilibrium.This is not an encyclopaedia, nor a technical manual. It is a study in proportion - of how a wine, a place, and a way of life came into balance.For readers of wine, culture, and design, The Rose Revolution of Ramatuelle offers a clear and considered portrait of one of the most subtle revolutions in contemporary luxury. The Rose Revolution of Ramatuelle explores how Provence rose evolved from a regional Mediterranean wine into a global symbol of modern luxury. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Rose was not always inevitable.Today, a pale glass on a terrace in Saint-Tropez or a rooftop in New York feels like a certainty, an extension of summer itself. Yet the rise of Provence rose is one of the most remarkable transformations in the modern wine world: a journey from rural necessity to global symbol of refinement.The Rose Revolution of Ramatuelle traces that evolution at its source.From the ancient vineyards of Massilia to the beaches of Pampelonne, from monastic cultivation to the quiet precision of contemporary estates, this book explores how a region defined by light, wind, and limestone created a wine perfectly attuned to its environment - and, eventually, to the world. Ramatuelle and Saint-Tropez emerge not merely as places, but as catalysts: where terroir met culture, and where a simple, pale wine became a language of modern luxury.Through carefully structured narrative and a rich visual landscape, the book examines the forces that shaped rose's ascent: the influence of artists and travellers, the emergence of the Cote d'Azur as a global stage, and the decisive role of leading estates and international investors. It considers, too, the present and future of Provence, where sustainability, craftsmanship, and design now define a new equilibrium.This is not an encyclopaedia, nor a technical manual. It is a study in proportion - of how a wine, a place, and a way of life came into balance.For readers of wine, culture, and design, The Rose Revolution of Ramatuelle offers a clear and considered portrait of one of the most subtle revolutions in contemporary luxury. The Rose Revolution of Ramatuelle explores how Provence rose evolved from a regional Mediterranean wine into a global symbol of modern luxury. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. A profound, atmospheric portrait of one of the most influential figures in the history of wine.Lalou Bize-Leroy - The Queen of Burgundy invites readers into the rarefied world of a woman whose devotion, intuition, and uncompromising standards reshaped the meaning of perfection in Burgundy.For decades, Lalou Bize-Leroy has remained an icon-admired, debated, mythologized. As co-owner of Domaine de la Romanee-Conti during its rise to global acclaim, and later as the visionary force behind Domaine Leroy and Domaine d'Auvenay, she has forged a reputation that borders on the legendary. Her wines command the highest respect-and the highest prices-in the world, yet her philosophy remains rooted not in luxury, but in listening: to the vines, the soil, the seasons.Author Thomas van Zegveld presents a literary exploration of Lalou's life, ethos, and legacy. From her early years in Vosne-Romanee to her pioneering embrace of biodynamics, the narrative blends biography, history, and cultural reflection to illuminate the woman behind some of the most extraordinary wines ever made.Featuring curated photographs and a refined design aesthetic, this book is both a collector's object and a deep reading experience-perfect for wine lovers, Burgundy enthusiasts, and readers drawn to stories of mastery and obsession.Inside this book you will discover: Lalou's formative years in Burgundy and her path to leadershipHer transformative influence at Domaine Leroy and Domaine d'AuvenayThe philosophy and discipline that drive her biodynamic approachIntimate portraits of Burgundy's grands crus and their unique identitiesLalou's enduring legacy in the world of fine wine and terroir-driven craftsmanshipEvocative, insightful, and meticulously crafted, Lalou Bize-Leroy - The Queen of Burgundy offers a rare window into the soul of a woman who forever changed the landscape of fine wine.A must-have for collectors, sommeliers, Burgundy devotees, and anyone who believes that great wine is not simply made-but lived. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Rose was not always inevitable.Today, a pale glass on a terrace in Saint-Tropez or a rooftop in New York feels like a certainty, an extension of summer itself. Yet the rise of Provence rose is one of the most remarkable transformations in the modern wine world: a journey from rural necessity to global symbol of refinement.The Rose Revolution of Ramatuelle traces that evolution at its source.From the ancient vineyards of Massilia to the beaches of Pampelonne, from monastic cultivation to the quiet precision of contemporary estates, this book explores how a region defined by light, wind, and limestone created a wine perfectly attuned to its environment - and, eventually, to the world. Ramatuelle and Saint-Tropez emerge not merely as places, but as catalysts: where terroir met culture, and where a simple, pale wine became a language of modern luxury.Through carefully structured narrative and a rich visual landscape, the book examines the forces that shaped rose's ascent: the influence of artists and travellers, the emergence of the Cote d'Azur as a global stage, and the decisive role of leading estates and international investors. It considers, too, the present and future of Provence, where sustainability, craftsmanship, and design now define a new equilibrium.This is not an encyclopaedia, nor a technical manual. It is a study in proportion - of how a wine, a place, and a way of life came into balance.For readers of wine, culture, and design, The Rose Revolution of Ramatuelle offers a clear and considered portrait of one of the most subtle revolutions in contemporary luxury. The Rose Revolution of Ramatuelle explores how Provence rose evolved from a regional Mediterranean wine into a global symbol of modern luxury. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Ein tiefgruendiges, atmosphaerisches Portraet einer der einflussreichsten Persoenlichkeiten der Weingeschichte.Lalou Bize-Leroy - Die Koenigin von Burgund laedt die Leserinnen und Leser ein in die erlesene Welt einer Frau, deren Hingabe, Intuition und kompromisslose Massstaebe die Bedeutung von Perfektion im Burgund neu definiert haben.Seit Jahrzehnten gilt Lalou Bize-Leroy als Ikone - bewundert, diskutiert, mythologisiert. Als Miteigentuemerin der Domaine de la Romanee-Conti waehrend ihres Aufstiegs zu weltweitem Ruhm und spaeter als visionaere Kraft hinter Domaine Leroy und Domaine d'Auvenay hat sie sich einen Ruf erarbeitet, der an das Legendaere grenzt. Ihre Weine geniessen hoechste Anerkennung - und erzielen die hoechsten Preise - weltweit. Doch ihre Philosophie gruendet nicht auf Luxus, sondern auf Zuhoeren: den Reben, dem Boden, den Jahreszeiten.Autor Thomas van Zegveld legt eine literarische Auseinandersetzung mit Lalous Leben, Ethos und Vermaechtnis vor. Von ihren fruehen Jahren in Vosne-Romanee bis zu ihrer wegweisenden Hinwendung zur Biodynamie verbindet die Erzaehlung Biografie, Geschichte und kulturelle Reflexion, um die Frau hinter einigen der aussergewoehnlichsten Weine der Welt sichtbar zu machen.Mit sorgfaeltig kuratierten Fotografien und einer anspruchsvollen Gestaltung ist dieses Buch zugleich Sammlerstueck und intensive Lektuere - ideal fuer Weinliebhaber, Burgund-Enthusiasten und Leserinnen und Leser, die sich von Geschichten ueber Meisterschaft und Leidenschaft angezogen fuehlen.In diesem Buch entdecken Sie: Lalous praegende Jahre im Burgund und ihren Weg zur FuehrungspersoenlichkeitIhren wegweisenden Einfluss bei Domaine Leroy und Domaine d'AuvenayDie Philosophie und Disziplin hinter ihrem biodynamischen AnsatzIntime Portraets der Grands Crus Burgunds und ihrer einzigartigen IdentitaetLalous nachhaltiges Vermaechtnis in der Welt grosser Weine und terroirgepraegter HandwerkskunstEindringlich, kenntnisreich und mit grosser Sorgfalt gestaltet eroeffnet Lalou Bize-Leroy - Die Koenigin von Burgund einen seltenen Einblick in die Seele einer Frau, die die Landschaft des Spitzenweins fuer immer veraendert hat.Ein unverzichtbares Buch fuer Sammler, Sommeliers, Burgund-Liebhaber und alle, die ueberzeugt sind, dass grosser Wein nicht nur gemacht - sondern gelebt wird. Ein praezises und atmosphaerisches Portraet einer der einflussreichsten Persoenlichkeiten der modernen Weingeschichte. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Ein tiefgruendiges, atmosphaerisches Portraet einer der einflussreichsten Persoenlichkeiten der Weingeschichte.Lalou Bize-Leroy - Die Koenigin von Burgund laedt die Leserinnen und Leser ein in die erlesene Welt einer Frau, deren Hingabe, Intuition und kompromisslose Massstaebe die Bedeutung von Perfektion im Burgund neu definiert haben.Seit Jahrzehnten gilt Lalou Bize-Leroy als Ikone - bewundert, diskutiert, mythologisiert. Als Miteigentuemerin der Domaine de la Romanee-Conti waehrend ihres Aufstiegs zu weltweitem Ruhm und spaeter als visionaere Kraft hinter Domaine Leroy und Domaine d'Auvenay hat sie sich einen Ruf erarbeitet, der an das Legendaere grenzt. Ihre Weine geniessen hoechste Anerkennung - und erzielen die hoechsten Preise - weltweit. Doch ihre Philosophie gruendet nicht auf Luxus, sondern auf Zuhoeren: den Reben, dem Boden, den Jahreszeiten.Autor Thomas van Zegveld legt eine literarische Auseinandersetzung mit Lalous Leben, Ethos und Vermaechtnis vor. Von ihren fruehen Jahren in Vosne-Romanee bis zu ihrer wegweisenden Hinwendung zur Biodynamie verbindet die Erzaehlung Biografie, Geschichte und kulturelle Reflexion, um die Frau hinter einigen der aussergewoehnlichsten Weine der Welt sichtbar zu machen.Mit sorgfaeltig kuratierten Fotografien und einer anspruchsvollen Gestaltung ist dieses Buch zugleich Sammlerstueck und intensive Lektuere - ideal fuer Weinliebhaber, Burgund-Enthusiasten und Leserinnen und Leser, die sich von Geschichten ueber Meisterschaft und Leidenschaft angezogen fuehlen.In diesem Buch entdecken Sie: Lalous praegende Jahre im Burgund und ihren Weg zur FuehrungspersoenlichkeitIhren wegweisenden Einfluss bei Domaine Leroy und Domaine d'AuvenayDie Philosophie und Disziplin hinter ihrem biodynamischen AnsatzIntime Portraets der Grands Crus Burgunds und ihrer einzigartigen IdentitaetLalous nachhaltiges Vermaechtnis in der Welt grosser Weine und terroirgepraegter HandwerkskunstEindringlich, kenntnisreich und mit grosser Sorgfalt gestaltet eroeffnet Lalou Bize-Leroy - Die Koenigin von Burgund einen seltenen Einblick in die Seele einer Frau, die die Landschaft des Spitzenweins fuer immer veraendert hat.Ein unverzichtbares Buch fuer Sammler, Sommeliers, Burgund-Liebhaber und alle, die ueberzeugt sind, dass grosser Wein nicht nur gemacht - sondern gelebt wird. Ein praezises und atmosphaerisches Portraet einer der einflussreichsten Persoenlichkeiten der modernen Weingeschichte. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…