Published 2012
‘In Languedoc all roads lead to wine, or start from it,’ wrote the historian Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie. My first drive through the Languedoc plains and their tight little villages was before this broad wine country had its change of heart; we saw hundreds upon hundreds of miles of vines, and we knew it as the place that made vin ordinaire or, in translation, plonk.
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