Feret et Fils

The vineyards of Bordeaux, and later of all France, are mapped here by Féret et Fils, the publishing house best known for it...

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The vineyards of Bordeaux, and later of all France, are mapped here by Féret et Fils, the publishing house best known for its wine reference works. The Bordeaux firm descended from a bookselling business founded in 1812. Its Gironde sheets appeared with Bordeaux et ses vins and other wine guides, including a map issued for Sichel and Co., while the Petit Atlas Vinicole de la France covers the Loire basin, Burgundy, Champagne, Alsace, the Rhône and the Mediterranean vineyards. Regional sheets also link Bordeaux with Cognac, Armagnac and Bergerac through the Garonne, Charente and Adour country, and later publications extend to wine regions around the world.

The vineyards of Bordeaux, and later of all France, are mapped here by Féret et Fils, the publishing house best known for its wine reference works. The Bordeaux firm descended from a bookselling business founded in 1812. Its Gironde sheets appeared with Bordeaux et ses vins and other wine guides, including a map issued for Sichel and Co., while the Petit Atlas Vinicole de la France covers the Loire basin, Burgundy, Champagne, Alsace, the Rhône and the Mediterranean vineyards. Regional sheets also link Bordeaux with Cognac, Armagnac and Bergerac through the Garonne, Charente and Adour country, and later publications extend to wine regions around the world.

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