Marcel Lapierre

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Marcel Lapierre (born April 17, 1950 - October 11, 2010 ) was a French winemaker .

Marcel Lapierre took over the family estate Domaine Des Chênes in Villié-Morgon in 1973 , and later the Château Cambon winery in St. Jean d'Ardières .

He was considered a pioneer of natural winemaking and, from 1981 with Jules Chauvet, developed today's modern methods, in particular the low-sulfur Beaujolais wines. Marcel Lapierre was a member of the AVN ( Association des Vins Naturels ).

literature

  • Sébastien Lapaque , Chez Marcel Lapierre , Stock, Écrivins collection, 2004, ISBN 2234056748 ; réédition en poche, La Table Ronde, collection La petite vermillon, 2010.
  • Dominique Lacout , Guide de l'amateur des vins naturels: vignerons, restaurants, cavistes en France , Jean-Paul Rocher éditeur, 2005.
  • Jean-Camille Goy, Du goût des pierres et de Lapierre Marcel, vigneron de la rupture , Jean-Paul Rocher éditeur, 2005, ISBN 2911361644
  • Sylvie Augereau, Carnet de vigne omnivore , éditions de l'Épure, 2007, ISBN 235255036X

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personal data
SURNAME Lapierre, Marcel
BRIEF DESCRIPTION French winemaker
DATE OF BIRTH April 17, 1950
DATE OF DEATH October 11, 2010