“Wine, today as yesterday and tomorrow, continues to symbolize dual communion: on the one hand with nature and the soil, through the mystery of plant growth and the miracle of fermentation, and on the other with man, who wanted wine… — Emile Peynaud Copy Share Image
“Wine, today as yesterday and tomorrow, continues to symbolize dual communion: on the one hand with nature and the soil, through the mystery of… — Emile Peynaud Copy Share Image
“Countless pleasures are wasted through ignorance and a want of skill and attention.” — Emile Peynaud Copy Share Image
“A winetaster carries his tasting equipment with him wherever he goes, but it is at home that it is most finely tuned.” — Emile Peynaud Copy Share Image
“There are few pleasures which loosen the tongue as much as that of sharing wine, glass in hand.” — Emile Peynaud Copy Share Image
“As long as one remains curious, one makes progress; it is when you think you know everything that you are actually out of date.” — Emile Peynaud Copy Share Image
