Chevaliers du Tastevin

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The seat of the brotherhood is the Château du Clos de Vougeot in Burgundy.
Coat of arms of the Confrérie on a stained glass window in the Château de Vougeot.
Bottle collection of the Brotherhood in the cellar of the Château.

The Confrérie des Chevaliers du Tastevin , the Brotherhood of Knights or the Honorable People of Tastevin , is the French wine brotherhood in Burgundy , whose aim is to promote the image and marketing of Burgundy wines, especially abroad. Its symbol is the Tastevin , a historical wine tasting bowl made of silver. The seat of the Chevaliers is the Château Clos de Vougeot.

history

For economic reasons and because of the very poor sales figures for Burgundy wines between 1920 and 1934 and the consequences of a global crisis, the winemakers Georges Faiveley and Camille Rodier and friends founded the Confrérie des Chevaliers du Tastevin on November 16, 1934. The establishment took place in the Caveau Nuiton of Nuits-Saint-Georges .

Both personalities shared the irrepressible will to massively promote the sale of Burgundy wines. Inspired by the legend of the Knights of the Round Table and the high culture of the Burgundian tradition (the modern age of the Dukes of Burgundy 1363 to 1477), both remembered the Burgundian bacchanals of the 17th and 18th centuries, which had already been forgotten.

Her idea of ​​bringing wealthy people from all over the world to Burgundy, its wines and its traditions was a complete success with the recently introduced “La Confrérie des Chevaliers du Tastevin and its Chapitres”. Burgundian customs, literature, music and the excellent Burgundy wines were from now on an integral part of the Chapitres for national and international wine lovers. The first North American Commanderie was established in New York as early as 1939, and New Orleans followed.

The Tastevin

Tastevin of the Chevaliers du Tastevin

The Chevaliers' tastevin (wine taster) is attached to a textile collar. The tape has a width of 40 mm and is two-colored. On the left and right the tape has a 15 mm strip in bright red. In the middle of the tape is a 10 mm wide dark yellow strip. The tastevin is made of silver and has a diameter of 85 mm. The depth is approx. 23 mm.

The tastevin is the old cup or the old wine goblet of wine connoisseurs and winemakers. The tastevin dates back to the 15th and 16th centuries. At that time, it was an indispensable tool for winemakers and tasters well into modern times.

The seat of the Confrérie des Chevaliers du Tastevin is the Château Clos de Vougeot

The Château Clos de Vougeot has a walled vineyard with 50.97 hectares. Monks laid out the vineyard ( Clos de Vougeot ), which is enclosed with a cloister wall made of quarry stone, in 1089. The vineyard was undivided until 1889. Today around 80 owners share this area. The last monastic cellar master at Clos de Vougeot was the lay brother, Dom Goblet.

Construction of the château began in the 12th century and was completed in 1551. The château was originally built to house 2000 wine barrels. At ground level, protected from air and light. The Romanesque cellar, the column-adorned press house, is an architectural masterpiece. The Château Clos de Vougeot is the landmark and is known as the soul of Burgundy. The writer Gaston Roupnel describes the château as a piece of heaven on earth.

In 1818 the Château was acquired by the Ouvrad family. In 1891 the castle was restored by the architect Felix Voinnois. The owner at that time was the wine merchant Léonce Bocquet. In 1920 the Château Clos de Vougeot was acquired by Stephen Camuzet. Camuzet was mayor and owner of the Vosne-Romanée parcel . In 1934 the Confrérie negotiated a lease for 99 years. On November 29, 1944, the Friends of Clos de Vougeot, leading members of the Confrérie, bought the castle.

The château was badly damaged during World War II. The castle was rebuilt by the organization and friends of the Confrérie. In 1949 the château was classified as a “monument historique” and has been open to the public all year round ever since. At the entrance to the four huge wine presses from the 15th century is the sculpture "Porteur de Benaton" by the Burgundian sculptor Henri Bouchard (1960). The Confrérie has around 11,000 members on all five continents worldwide (April 2015).

In addition to the chapitres of the Chevaliers, private receptions and cultural events are also held in the château. The Confrérie does not have its own vineyards and does not produce any wines. She is the international ambassador for the fine wines of Burgundy. The Confrérie des Chevaliers du Tastevin with its Grand Conseil (the great council) is a group of particularly experienced women and men who are all successfully involved in the national and international promotion of Burgundy wines.

Le Grand Conseil du Tastevin

The Grand Council consists of 14 members with their honorary titles:

  • Grand Maître: Vincent Barbier (Grand Master, since April 3, 1998)
  • Grand Connétable: Louis-Marc Chevignard (Großer Konnetabel, since April 3, 1998)
  • Grand Argentier: Charles-Oliver Thomas (Treasurer, since April 3, 1998)
  • Chef du Protocole: Philippe Senard (Chief of Protocol)
  • Grand Cellérier: Etienne Grivot (Grand Abbot, since 1996)
  • Grand Ecuyer: Laurent Ponsot (Great Junker, since 1996)
  • Grand Consul: Jean-François Curie (Grand Consul, since April 3, 1998)
  • Grand Prévôt: Jérôme Collardot (Grand Commander, since 1996)
  • Grand Camerlingue: François Bitouzet (Grand Chamberlain, since July 7, 2018)
  • Conservateur du livre d'or: Vincent Ravier (Keeper of the Golden Book, since July 7, 2018)
  • Maître des Requêtes: Joseph Barbier (Master of the Scriptures, since July 7, 2018)
  • Grand Chambellan: Donald Chevignard (Grand Chamberlain, since July 7, 2018)
  • Grand Sénéchal: Erwan Faiveley (Grand Seneschal, since July 7, 2018)
  • Grand Prieur: Benoît Goujon (Grand Prior)

regional customs

Les TROIS GLORIEUSES (de Bourgogne)

The three famous people of Burgundy

The Hospices de Beaune wine auction is the most famous and traditional event in Burgundy. The sale always takes place on the third Sunday in November at the Hôtel-Dieu in Beaune . On this day, the young wines, which come from the various estates of the Beaune hospices, are auctioned off to the public. The hospices of Beaune are the Hôtel-Dieu and Hospice de Charité.

The vineyards of the Hospices cover approx. 50 hectares and are spread over the main municipalities of the Côte de Beaune. The wines are subject to the same legal regulations as the wines with the designation of origin. The wine label says Hospices de Beaune and the name of the cuvée. The young wine auction at l'Hostel-Dieu is the largest charity sale in the world. The event lasts three days; People come to Burgundy from all over the world.

Day 1
The beginning of the festival "Les Trois Glorieuses" is on Saturday (November 14th, 2020) at Château de Vougeot with the chapitre of the same name. 6.30 p.m. Beginning of the enthronement of the new Chevaliers. The gala event then begins at 8 p.m. in the Romanesque cellar and ends at midnight.

Day 2
Start of the wine auction at 2:30 p.m. Sunday (Nov. 15, 2020). At the end of the wine auction, a candlelight banquet is celebrated in the old bastions of the Hôtel Dieu.

Day 3
Monday (November 16, 2020) at the Château de Meursault (11th century). The conclusion of the “Three Glories of Burgundy” is celebrated with the Paulée, a lunch that lasts until around 7 p.m. The invited guests bring “the wine” with them: approx. Six bottles per person.

The wine auctions of the hospices on the 3rd Sunday in November can be traced back to 1850.

The enthronement (the accolade)

Before each Chapitre, the new Chevaliers are enthroned at the Chateau Clos de Vougeot. The enthronement (accolade) of the new Chevaliers takes place in a solemn ceremony and begins at 6:30 p.m. The ceremony begins with the sound of two hunting horn players. The master of ceremonies of the great council awards the accolade for each new chevalier with the following words:

Au nom de Noé père de la Vigne.
Au nom de Bacchus, Dieu du Vin.
Et au nom de Saint Vincent, patron de Vignerons.
Je vous fais Chevalier du Tastevin!

In the name of Noah, father of the vine.
In the name of Bacchus, god of wine.
And in the name of St. Vincent, Lord of the Winemakers,
I knight you Tastevin!

After the enthronement is over, two hunting horns sound again.
Note: Saint Vincent = the patron saint of winemakers; Noah = father of the vine; Bacchus = the god of wine

After the enthronement of the Chevaliers and before the start of the grand gala dinner, guests are served aperitifs and petite bouchée (Crémant de Bourgogne, orange juice, water, etc.) in the courtyard to the sound of hunting horns.

The Romanesque cellar has no vaults and was built in the 13th century. Here the Chapitres are held with 600 invited guests each. The following motto can be read in magnificent letters above the slightly raised stage:

"Jamais en vain - toujours en vin"
"Never in vain - always for the wine"

Chapitres

The first Chapitre is always at the end of January and is the "Chapitre de la Saint-Vincent Tournante ". The last Chapitre is the "Chapitre de la Saint Hubert" on the first Saturday in December. The members of the Confrérie des Chevalier du Tastevin can invite two guests to each Chapitre. The following national and international guests take part in the Chapitres:

  • Winemaker
  • Winery owner
  • Public figures like: From sport
  • How: cultural workers = writers, musicians, theater people
  • Scientists
  • People from business and politics

The Chapitres are in the course of the year in this order:

  1. Chapitre de la SAINT-VINCENT TOURNANTE
  2. Chapitre du RENOUVEAU
  3. Chapitre des TULIPES
  4. Chapitre de PRINTEMPS et de la MUSIQUE
  5. Chapitre des ROSES
  6. Chapitre de la VIGNE en FLEUR
  7. Chapitre D'ÉTÉ
  8. Chapitre de L'ÉQUINOXE, de la PLUME et du VIN
  9. Chapitre des VENDANGES et de L'ARMÉE DE L'AIR
  10. Chapitre D'AUTOMNE et de L'AVENTURE
  11. Chapitre de SARMENTS et des CLIMATS de BOURGOGNE
  12. Chapitre du GOÛT et de la GASTRONOMIE
  13. Chapitre des TROIS GLORIEUSES
  14. Chapitre des ARTS
  15. Chapitre de la SAINT-HUBERT

In each of the chapitres, the Confrérie des Chevaliers du Tastevin also presents national and international high personalities who have made exceptional contributions to Burgundy and Burgundian wine during the chapitres (gala events). You will be chosen as Chevaliers, Grands Officiers and Commanders in a well-attended ceremony in front of all 600 guests.

The gala dinner consists of seven courses. Six great wines will be tasted for this. (White wines and red wines). There is also the Crémant de Bourgogne Tasteviné, the café noir, le vieux Marc de Bourgogne (Eau-de-Vie) and the liqueur “de Prunelle de Bourgogne”. The Chapitre are organized in such a way that each of the 600 guests can complete the individual courses within max. six minutes to go on the table. In Burgundy, with the Chapitres, the dishes are based on the wines and not the other way around. Between the individual courses, small, amusing and interesting short contributions by personalities from the Confrérie are presented. These are essays about the wines and funny daily political topics.

Les Cadets de la Bourgogne

"La Companie des Cadets de Bourgogne" are among the most renowned folklore musicians worldwide and can look back on 85 years of history and tradition. The ensemble consists of 11 cadets (four tenors, four basses and three baritones), as well as the instrumental accompaniment with five musicians ( piano , clarinet , trumpet , trombone and tuba ). Forerunners of the Cadets:
In the 1920s there was a group of singers called "Le Cercle Rameau" who put on cabaret performances in a Burgundian vaulted cellar in Dijon. 12 of them sang under the name "Burgundian Singers". The artistic background of the Cercles was a degree at the conservatory and an acting training. The first known president in 1925 was Émile Bulliard, director of the Folard printing company in Dijon. The repertoire included French Folk songs as well as Burgundian drinking songs such as For example: “Joyeux defants de la Bourgogne” (happy children from Burgundy), as well as works by Henri Himbert - “J'écoute chanter le vin” (I hear the wine singing). In 1933 the tourist office of the city of Nuits-Saint-Georges commissioned the Cercle Rameau to take over the musical direction of exclusive public wine events in the future. With this offer, the Cercle Rameau was renamed the Cadets de Bourgogne based on the Cadets de Gascogne de Bergerac . When the Confrérie de Chevaliers du Tastevin was founded on November 16, 1934 in the Caveau Nuiton of Nuits-Saint-Georges, it was a matter of course for the Burgundian cadets to organize the evenings with the Chevaliers. The former Kapellmeister of the Cadets such as Henri Himbert, Henri Garnier and René Widiez was followed in 1992 by Jean-Bernard Guiboux ( conductor , choirmaster , organist and pianist ). Mr. Guiboux studied organ , harmony and music theory at the Conservatory in Dijon . He has been a member of SACEM (Société des Auteurs, Compositeurs et Éditeurs de Musique) since 1992 . This is the franz. Society for the administration of the rights of its artists in the field of music (like GEMA in Germany). From 1974 until today, Mr. Guiboux has worked as a choirmaster with the Schola Cantorum and the Dijon Philharmonic Society. He is also the first organist of the great organ of the Saint-Michel church in Dijon. For the Burgundian cadets, Mr. Guiboux created many arrangements of popular songs from the Bacchanal repertoire and composed several successful new songs. For example: Le Salut au vigneron, La Chanson des Bourguignon, La Chanson du Crémant de Bourgogne and In Vino Veritas. These songs, a Burgundian cultural asset, are sung regularly at events in Burgundy. Guiboux's compositions are not limited to just the Burgundy cadets. A large number of the works for piano, organ (church music, sacred music), choir, choir and orchestra are an important part of all compositions by Jean-Bernard Guiboux. From 1992 he led the cadets continuously into modern times while maintaining the Burgundian cultural heritage and its values. In 2000 the cadets came under the patronage of the Chevalier's du Tastevin. The Burgundy Cadets perform both at the 16 Chapitres organized by the Confrérie and at private events in the Clos de Vougeot Castle . In addition, there are performances on Burgundian evenings in London , Barcelona , Copenhagen and at the international commanders and sous-commanders in Tokyo , Hong Kong , Singapore , Beijing , New York , etc. Very big moments at the Chapitres are the musical performances of the numerous guests of honor who are with the cadets of Burgundy on the stage of Château Clos de Vougeot, delighting the audience. Among others : the cellist Yo Yo Ma and Ivan Karizna, the cellist Oliva Gay, the clarinetists Pierre Gémisson and Rémi Lerner, the pianists Michel Dalberto and Jun Kanno, Charles Aznavour , Julien Clerc , Fabrice Luchini , Nathalie Baye and Emmanuelle Béart .

The following CD's of the Cadets can be purchased in the boutique at Château Vougeot.

  • Les Grand Nuits de la Bourgogne
  • La Compagnie des Cadets de Bourgogne
  • Les Cadet's de Bourgogne et leurs Chansons
  • Pour le vin de Bourgogne par la Chanson
  • Les Bourguignon Vermeil

A song that is played several times in the evening between the menu courses (la la, la la, la la la la lère ...) loosens up the guests in their evening gowns and tuxedos.

The highlight of the evening is u. a. the chanson "Chevalier de la Table ronde."

The dress code:

With the acceptance of the admission tickets, each participant receives a postcard-sized drawing of how the evening wear of women and men is appropriate at these events.

A small, subtle hint why it has to be like this:
... pour le plaisir des yeux et l'élégance de la soirée ...
... for the beauty of the eyes and for the grace (elegance) of the evening ...

The events are over at around midnight. On the way home, the guests are bid farewell by the hunting horn players in the large courtyard. The Château Clos de Vougeot is illuminated at night.

Tastevinage

Explanation of the emblem
Explanation of the label

In 1950 the Brotherhood (Confrérie) founded the Tastivinage (anonymous wine tasting). Two tastings are held annually in the large Cistercian wine cellar. The spring meeting is usually in the middle of March, the autumn meeting usually takes place at the end of September. There are around 250 jurors. These are winemakers, sommeliers, wine merchants, buyers, representatives of cooperative cellars, restaurateurs and specialist journalists. Personalities such as the star chef Pierre Troisgros , the writer and journalist Bernard Pivot , Aubert de Villaine the co-managing director of Romanée-Conti and this year's (2018) chairwoman Jeannie Cho Lee (Master of Wine), on the occasion of the 100th tasting event on September 20, 2018, are on the jury. Around 700 bottles of red wine, white wine and the Crémant de Bourgogne , from around 180 wineries, will be presented to the judges. The wines and crémants that receive the awards at the anonymous wine tasting may bear the coat of arms of the Confrérie des Chevaliers du Tastevin on the label of the bottles. The Tastevinage seal of approval (the Tastevinés label) on the wine bottles is a high quality feature for the consumer. It is the identification paper for the wines.

Literature Prize

The “Chambre des Arts et Belles-Lettres de la Confrérie” has awarded a literary prize almost every year since 1947 (Le Grand Prix Littéraire). In general, awards are given to works that have made outstanding contributions to Burgundian wine, Burgundian cuisine and the Burgundian way of life. This prize has been extended to the "Prix du Tastevin", which recognizes all measures in honor of Burgundy. Starting in 2002, the "Salon Livres en Vignes" will award the prizes in three to four different categories. The 1952 laureates were the authors Pierre Poupon and Pierre Forgeot . Both literature award winners have the following awards:

Awards from Pierre Poupon: Commandeur du Tastevin, Compagnon du Beaujolais

A quote from Pierre Poupon:

"... The art of drinking - like the visible arts and music - does not need translation in order to be understood in all languages. The realm of sensation is international. That is why art and wine serve to facilitate understanding between peoples. ... "

Awards from Pierre Forgeot: Commandeur du Tastevin, Chevalier du Mérite agricole, Chevalier dans l'Ordrè National du Mérite

Award winners

  • 1950: Georges Rozet
  • 1951: Emile Vuillermoz
  • 1952: Pierre Poupon and Pierre Forgeot
  • 1953: Paul-Emile Cadilhac and André Galland
  • 1954: Olivier Quéant
  • 1955: Francis Amunatégui
  • 1956: Georges Duhamel
  • 1957: Charles Oursel
  • 1959: Gaston Gérard
  • 1961: Paul André
  • 1962: Pierre Andrieu
  • 1965: Raymond Dumay
  • 1966: Marcel Bouchard
  • 1967: René Héron de Villefosse
  • 1969: Armand Lanoux
  • 1970: Albert Colombet
  • 1972: Henri Vincenot
  • 1973: René Mazenot
  • 1974: Jean d'Ormesson
  • 1975: William R. Tyler
  • 1976: Otto de Habsbourg
  • 1977: Georges Duby
  • 1978: Francis Jalain
  • 1979: Harry Yoxall
  • 1980: Louis Chapuis
  • 1981: Janine Nièpce and Jean-François Bazin
  • 1982: Jean-Philippe Lecat
  • 1983: Yves de Verdilhac
  • 1984: Lucien Boitouzet
  • 1985: L'éqipe de la série télévisée Catherine
  • 1986: André Jacquemin
  • 1987: Maurice Druon
  • 1988: Denis Woronoff
  • 1989: Michel Tourlière
  • 1990: Jean-Louis Gand
  • 1991: Yann Arthus-Bertrand
  • 1992: Bob Putigny
  • 1993: Géo Magazine
  • 1994: L'abbaye de Fontenay
  • 1995: Hisao Takahashi
  • 1996: Claudie Haigneré
  • 1997: L'abbaye de Cîteaux
  • 1998: Clive Coates
  • 1999: Serge Renaud
  • 2000: Le château de Guédelon
  • 2001: Bernard Pivot
  • 2002: Association l'abbaye de Saint-Vivant

Advocacy groups

Commanderies

The first North American Commanderie was founded in New York by Jules Bohy as early as 1939, followed by New Orleans . Today there are Commanderies and Sous-Commanderies on all 5 continents:

  • Morocco (1949) Grand Pilier: Laurent Chevrot
  • Senegal (1953) Grand Pilier: Maurice Moyal
  • Ivory Coast (1963) Grand Pilier: Bernard N'Dabian
  • Australia (1964) Grand Pilier Général: Mark Keith Welsh
  • Bermuda (1974) Grand Sénéchal: Carter Frith
  • Puerto Rico (1981)
  • Venezuela (1982)
  • Canada (1990) Grand Pilier Général: Richard Perrin
  • Japan (1995) Grand Sénéchal: Hisanori Isomura
  • China (1997)
  • Mexico (2000)
  • Brazil (2007) Grand Pilier: Peter Dirk Siemsen
  • Auckland (2008) Grand Sénéchal: Kit Toogood

Sous Commanderies

USA has 42 sous-commanderies with approx. 2400 members: Albany, Atalanta , Carolines, Central New York, Charlston , Chicago , Cleveland , Coachella Valley , Dallas-Ft. Worth, Denver , Fairfield Country , Florida West, Houston , Indianapolis , Las Vegas , Los Angeles , Massachusetts , Memphis , Miami , Milwaukee , Minnesota , Naples , New Mexico , New Orleans , New York, North Nevada, Palm Beach , Philadelphia , Phoenix , Portland , St. Luis , San Diego , San Francisco , Seattle , Shreveport , Silicon Valley , South New Jersey, South Texas, El Paso , Toledo, Vermont , Washington DC , Wilmington. Mexico: Ciudad Juarez , Tijuana , Los Cabos .

Australia has six sous-commanderies: d'ACT, New South Wales , Queensland , South Australia , Victoria , Western Australia. Canada has eight sous-commanderies: Calgary , Edmonton , Halifax , Montréal , Toronto , Vancouver , Ottawa and the provinces. Japan: Tokyo , Kyoto. China: Hong Kong , Beijing , Shanghai (2007). Tahiti (1995), Mauritius (2000), Singapore (2000), Rio de Janeiro (2007), Auckland (2009). The enthronements of new members (Chevaliers) in these countries are carried out in the presence of the Grand Maître of the Confrérie or at least one member of the Grand Conseil. The commanders and sous-commanders are looked after by the Grand Pilier.

Barrel Domaine Paquet Auxey-Duresses Appellation Village on display in Yoyogi Park in Tokyo
Barrels of Burgundy wine on display in Yoyogi Park in Tokyo

A tribute to Tokyo's Burgundy wines - Yoyogi Park

A few meters after the three main gates, surrounded by the Meiji shrine , there is a wall with 60 barrels of Burgundy wine. The following wineries are represented:

  • Domaine Vincent Barbier - Nuits-Saint-Georges, appellation "Les Plateaux"
  • Domaine Rapet - Corton-Grand Cru, Pernand - Vergelesses
  • Domaine Albert Bichot - Vosne-Romanée, 1er Cru "Les Malconsorts"
  • Domaine Bruno Clair - Marsannay, appellation "Les Longeroies"
  • Domaine Jean Grivot - Clos Vougeot, Grand Cru
  • Domaine Paquet - Auxey-Duresses, Appellation Village

Persons enthroned as Commandeur or Chevalier du Tastevin (selection)

World Heritage Site Burgundy

The parcels of the Burgundian wine-growing regions, the Climats , were included in the UNESCO World Heritage on July 4, 2015 at the 39th conference in Bonn on the Rhine . The 21 members of the government committee voted in favor. So far it has been the result of eight years of persistent work. November 2006 was the official start of the Climats candidacy at the UNESCO World Heritage Site for the sale of the wines of the Hospices de Beaune, in the presence of the mayors of the cities of Beaune (Monsieur Alain Suguenot) and Dijon (Monsieur François Rebsamen ), the President of the BIVB and Monsieur Aubert de Villaine . In April 2009, the Climats of Burgundy were included on the French list of proposals for entry in the list of world cultural assets and submitted to the National Committee for French. Goods presented. The opinion of the French Ministry of Culture and Ecology was very positive. The preparation of the application dossier for UNESCO lasted from 2009 to 2012. The Burgundian wine-growing regions had to prove the outstanding universal value of the Climats by means of the criteria set by UNESCO and propose management instruments to protect the Climats. The documentation was produced with the support of local actors and a scientific committee of 36 geologists , historians , geographers , climatologists , linguists , sociologists , biologists and agricultural engineers . At the end of three years, this file with more than 600 pages, the French Minister of Culture handed over. On January 13, 2014, the Minister for Culture and Communication, Aurélie Filippetti , deposited the statements with UNESCO. In March 2014, the World Heritage Center confirmed the completeness of the documents and submitted the application for evaluation to its advisory bodies, the International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) and the International Union for Nature Conservation ( IUCN ). International experts visited the region's climats in autumn 2014 to assess their relevance for the UNESCO criteria, their state of conservation and management. On July 4, 2015, the 21 members of the government committee for the world cultural heritage voted at their 39th meeting in Bonn to register the climats of the Burgundy vineyards with the UNESCO world heritage. The official ceremony for the inclusion of the "Climats du vignoble de Bourgogne" on the UNESCO World Heritage List took place on April 29, 2016 at Château Clos de Vougeot. Prof. Dr. Maria Böhmer, Minister of State in the Foreign Office and Special Representative for UNESCO World Heritage , gave the laudatory speech. Present were u. a. the Prefect of the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region - Madame Christiane Barret, the Mayor of Beaune and member of the Assemblée National - Alain Suguenot, the President of the Association for the Climats du vignoble de Bourgogne - Guillaume d'Angerville. Prof. Dr. Maria Böhmer also unveiled the plaque on the wall at Château Clos de Vougeot on April 30, 2016, on which the Climats du vignoble de Bourgogne are declared a World Heritage Site. The world cultural heritage of Burgundy has a spatial extension with 1247 vineyards and 40 municipalities, between Beaune and Dijon as far as Santenay .

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literature

  • Jancis Robinson: vines, grapes, wines. Hallwag Verlag, Bern / Stuttgart 1987, ISBN 3-444-10333-6 .
  • Gabriel Liogier d'Ardhuy: Heureuse Bourgogne. 4th edition. 1986.
  • Hugh Johnson: The Great Wine Atlas. 12th edition. Hallwag Verlag, Bern / Stuttgart 1979.
  • Jean-François Bazin: Lovable Burgundy. Rennes 1987, ISBN 2-7373-0072-X .
  • Tastevin en main, ISSN  1272-565X
  • Jean-François Bazin: La Confrérie des Chevaliers du Tastevin: 1934-2014 . Les éditions du Tastevin, Nuits-Saint-Georges (Côte d'or) 2015, ISBN 978-2-9512818-5-1 .
  • Sylvain Pitiot, Jean-Charles Servant: "Les vins de Bourgogne". 15th edition. Beaune January 2014, ISBN 978-2-9513731-7-4 .

Web links

Commons : Confrérie des chevaliers du Tastevin  - Collection of images, videos and audio files
Commons : Tastevin in Bourgogne  - Collection of images, videos and audio files