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Carignan grapes under the heavy Provence Sun

Dear friends,

"Canicule" is here and our grapes have already reached high sugar levels. Vintages follow years after years and certainly don't look alike and that's why we love wine.

It has been a while since I have not updated this blog and I thought I would thank all the other bloggers who have talked about us :

Reign of Terroir : My very first interview...

Newpi : Organic shops in IA with passionate and very nice guys

K&L wine stores in CA : Note that the last two answers are not mine (and I certainly don't agree with those answers even if I respect them)...Also, please also visit this page from K&L and this is where you can buy online our Mistral

Critics Choice Vacation: A great blog to book your future trip. Susan who is our son's godmather and who is also responsible for our vineyard name, has written many times on us. To see her posts, click on Travel log and scroll down left hand side to France (on the CATEGORIES section) and then scroll down to Sainte Cécile les Vignes.

Musing from Red Bell Farm : Just beautiful and so romantic

John Livingstone: A very respected English writer and wine lover

Chateauneuf.dk : The best informative site on Châteauneuf made by Soren, a Danish wine passionate.
And for our Danish readers, here is a post from Jens. To see what he has to tell about Rouge-Bleu, scroll down half the page.

French Country Wines : From our Texas good friends and wine importer

Diary of 1 : The very first blog article made of us

Essence de Provence : By our good friends Beth and Lisa who organise great lavender picture tours in Provence every year

Binny's : Wine stores around Chicago area

Blog d'Isabelle : A good friend from our village of Sainte Cécile les Vignes. You will have to read this in French (a good practise for those of you who want to learn our language)

Tribeza : About a wine tour organised by our good friend and wine importer in Houston, Phyllis and Tim

Jon's Wine Diary : Look at February 2008

Music and Markets : We are at the bottom of the article

VintageGardenGa l: We are at the bottom of the article

 

And of course, the one of my lovely wife Kristin who regularly talks about our ventures at Domaine Rouge-Bleu.

If I have forgotten one web article or if you have any suggestion, please let me know and I will update this post.

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Early September, I make a special edition on the rosé (with lots of pictures and videos so don't miss it) since we will harvest in two times this year with a 10 days break between the rosé harvest (which need to happen soon before acidity drops) and with red harvest where we will look for the best possible maturity.

Back to the cellars now where I need to make room to welcome those grapes...

Cheers,

Jean-Marc - Domaine Rouge-Bleu

 

Comments

[Ray LaCour]

Jean-Marc:

I had made a contact with a license importer/retailer some weeks past, but his response with to no avail. Today I am contacting another who resides in New Orleans, Purveyor of Fine Wines, Inc. You should get a copy of the e-mail I sent to Chris Hunter this morning. If you are interested in contacting him, his information follows:

Chris Hunter tel: l-504 523-5230

Ray LaCour

[louis bogue Dunedin,fla.]

Thanks for the up-date, much good luck on the harvests this year, look forward to being with you next year, best to the family and the new additions are precious. Lou

[Jon North]

Jean-Marc - you can add my diary entry http://www.mnjenfrance.eu/Diaries/wine_diary.htm#Feb08 - and I will add more later this year...

All the best

Jon

[Marion, Vieille Dame de San Francisco]

Jean-Marc,
It is a great idea to use these articles. I enjoyed reading them to learn more about Domaine Rouge-Blue. I particularly appreciated the opportunity to read about you en français on the Blog d'Isabelle de Ste Cécile les Vignes.

[Remar]

I think that if you have a blog, then it is what you need.
Tell people about something, someone is advertising, to somebody else for something else.
Personally, I think so.
Here I have a blog about my travels, but I can not share them with people, because somebody would write that this is spam.
A hoster will also kick :)