Who could be the new generation Gatsby? Jay-Z, David Beckham, Kanye West, Lapo Elkann…Which dress would ladies put on tonight to conquer the new Gatsby? Champagne Henri Giraud and Didier Ludot ( the pope of Vintage Haute Couture) tried to answer this question. More excatly they wondered about the dresses some of the most beautiful women on earth could wear tonight, while Baz Luhrman film « The Great Gasby » opens tonight the 66th Cannes Film Festival.
With a G like Gasby, Champagne Henri Giraud will be the ideal companion of film lovers at this 2013 Cannes Festival. Vintage Haute Couture will also be fashionable as Carey Mulligan – The Great Gatsby is starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Carey Mulligan, the 1974 version starred Robert Redford and Mia Farrow – is a big fan of great Vintage clothes…
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Who could be the new generation Gatsby? Jay-Z, David Beckham, Kanye West, Lapo Elkann…Which dress would ladies put on tonight to conquer the new Gatsby? Champagne Henri Giraud and Didier Ludot ( the pope of Vintage Haute Couture) tried to answer this question. More excatly they wondered about the dresses some of the most beautiful women on earth could wear tonight, while Baz Luhrman film « The Great Gasby » opens tonight the 66th Cannes Film Festival.
With a G like Gasby, Champagne Henri Giraud will be the ideal companion of film lovers at this 2013 Cannes Festival. Vintage Haute Couture will also be fashionable as Carey Mulligan – The Great Gatsby is starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Carey Mulligan, the 1974 version starred Robert Redford and Mia Farrow – is a big fan of great Vintage clothes…
(An editorial written by Guillaume Jourdan)
US Wine Critic Robert Parker recently posted, on his official Twitter account, some of his thoughts on today’s wine market. While you are reading the 10 points he made (Parker’s thoughts are written in bold), I would suggest to listen to Robin Thicke’s new music in which a famous Cognac brand is promoted:
1. « For wines in excess of $25, it remains sluggish » This concerns the United States of America and it may continue for a while given the state of the world economy.
2. « The proliferation of very good wine values from many places, but primarily, South America,Spain, southern France,southern Italy, eastern Europe (look-out for Bulgaria)… »
Climate change study ‘exaggerated and full of mistakes’…This is what Michel Chapoutier said to Decanter.com in this exclusive interview. Actually, he is not alone to comment on this climate change and it seems many famous wine estates agree that we should speak about adaptation and not, as press reports did, claim the winemaking map will be entirely redrawn by 2050.
Sébastien Vincenti at Domaine de Fondéche explained what he did to adapt to climate change in the south of France: « We had to think differently at several stages: how to get maturity earlier… »
(Picture: Japanese Soprano Satomi Ogawa and German winemaker Egon Muller share a glass of Argonne 2002 with Claude Giraud during Champagne Henri Giraud‘s gala event)
As reported in this article from UK Magazine Decanter, Champagne Henri Giraud presented recently the results of a quarter of century of research on the winemaking of fine wines in oak barrels. With nearly 200 guests from 16 countries, Claude Giraud held an inspiring speech and officially announced that a portion of the sales of Champagne Argonne will be reinvested each year for the replanting and maintenance of the forest under the control of the National Forest Office (ONF).
