#laforestal

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Wormwood, a short film by Matthieu Dupille, Chenhe Liu, Philémon Martin, Ninon Quemener, Alexander Vanderplank , Binlin Xie

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Ville de Saguenay

Saguenay et Québec soulignent la fin des travaux sur le pont de Sainte-Anne Continue reading Ville de Saguenay

[mytastessuck]

Rachel Laforest: Rapping With A Split Personality

Yeah, with the title of the song, you know you're in for it on this one.

I can't really tell why I don't mind keeping this on my playlist when it's so aggressively unfunny. Sure, I'm on the fringe website where not immediately condemning for my light of DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder) but it's such a lazy parody that it doesn't really spark my ire. No, I think all the hate from people who actually managed to find this video comes from the fact that it has so much wasted potential. Why couldn't she just stick to a few personas and carried the song with that? I liked the old man, the actress and Bloody Mary...those would have been fun. But then she just throws pop culture references at everything and the song suffers for it. I don't know. My mom, who is black for some reason, has Jim Crow drawings on the wall in the living room. I feel like something similar is happening here with this song being acknowledged in this blog.

Song Score: 7/10

[winebarcabotte]

New Stock of Dauvssat!! #dauvissat #chablis #laforest #shibuya #daikanyama #tokyo #cabotte #winebar #ドーヴィサ #シャブリ#ラフォレ #ブルゴーニュ #渋谷 #渋谷ワインバー #ワインバー #代官山 #恵比寿 (渋谷 ワインバー　カボット　Shibuya Winebar Cabotte) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cny1rmNLszI/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[conjuremanj]

How To Traditionally Use Magical Baths.

This photo is from Aura Laforest book though it was cool

After my last post on how to use floor wash in southern hoodoo I doing this on the use of spiritual baths.

Purify me with hyssop, and I shall be clean. Magical Baths are one of the simplest and most effective ways of purifying ones self.

Magical Baths was one of the earliest lessons I was tough.

In the tradition of using herbs for cleansing and bathing is an old practice rooted in African religious traditions, Judeo-Christian tradition paganism and all other religions. Even Psalm 51:7 reads: "Purify me with hyssop, and I shall be clean; Wash me, and I shall be whiter than snow." and the tradition of using hyssop in cleansing baths persists to this day. In fact it is one of the required ingredients in any uncrossing bath.

How to Bathe. In southern hoodoo baths are not relaxing in a tubs full of flower petals and perfumes that you sit and soak in. Remember this isn't a spa day.😁

They are a series of herbs and minerals that are infused and dumped over the head quickly. Think of it like a baptism of the head or a foot wash in Christianity. Dumping water over your head versus slipping into a warm comfortable bath. It shocks your system and instantly changes your energies vibrations. (Remember what I said in my post on rattles and instruments. The vibrations. And how important & powerful it is.)( See post on rattles)

Baths are typically done in the following manner:

Set up two white candles burning on either side of your tub such that you'll have to pass through them as you step out of the tub. (Don't need to anoint the candles)

2. Heat up some water and allow your herbs to steep until they have transfered their essence and aroma to the water (as strong tea-like infusion is perfect) - strain the herbs out of the liquid. (Don't touch herbs to skin in case If Irritation)

3. Fill a big basin/ bowl with bath-temperature water or tub and add your herbal infusion to it (diluting it) Disrobe and take your basin into the bathroom.

4. Stand in the bath between the two lit candles and dump the bath over your body* use your bowl to capture some bathwater or useing a plug in the tub.

5. Pray a psalm that is appropriate for your situation.

6. Air dry.

7. Dress in clean clothes.

8. Take up some of the captured bathwater outdoors and toss in the street of ground drain the rest.

Direction Of Pouring: You would pour the bath over your body starting at your head then moving upward toward your feet.

If you are eliminating something (like taking a curse off of you, performing an uncrossing or reversing something back at an enemy) you would pour the bath over your body starting at the head and working your way downward...

Psalm: Typically Psalm 23 is prayed while performing any type of bath, but there are others you can use according to your needs. Like I stated use your own If preferred.

Tossing out the Bath Water: toss the water it the street is fine. Keep it simple this is not TV don't need to over complicated.

let me know how it worked out.

That's it Happy Bathing.

[allthecanadianpolitics]

Quebec will give $2.4 billion over 10 years to help municipalities work on their water and wastewater infrastructure.

"We want to repair our water system in Quebec. It's expensive. Our drinking water, we must be careful," said Municipal Affairs Minister Andrée Laforest in an interview with The Canadian Press.

This assistance is part of a municipal water infrastructure program called PRIMEAU.

Previous PRIMEAU programs had a total envelope of $826.7 million. The money will go to water infrastructure projects as well as the extension, rehabilitation or replacement of water mains.

With this program, Quebec will pay between 65 and 95 per cent of municipal project bills. [...]

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Tagging: @politicsofcanada

[virtchandmoir]

Nicole LaForest We may have cried a little…congratulations Carlene La Hay. I say this from the bottom of my heart…our club would not be the same without your knowledge, commitment, and love for the sport and our skaters. It’s a privilege to be a coach along side Board Members that follow your guidance and expertise. We love you and are so so so proud of your accomplishments. A huge win not only for the Mission Skating Club but also for the community of Mission. Congrats on winning the BC/YT Section Volunteer award.

[josefavomjaaga]

The truth and nothing but the truth...

… is how I wished historiography worked. In reality, stuff is so hard to figure out. Sorry if this yet another rant but I’m so often out of my wits these days. Just as an example, one of the questions that contemporary historians already could not decide upon was: Who was responsible for Cadiz?

Context: After all the setbacks during 1809 the battle of Ocana in November 1809 had stabilized Joseph’s situation as King of Spain somewhat. (That battle, by the way, historians today seem to credit Soult for, who was in overall command, whereas at the time the victory was attributed to Mortier and Joseph.) The Spanish army had been routed, Wellington hastily retreated towards Portugal, the Junta of Sevilla, leading the insurrection against the French invasion, lost lots of credit, and the francophile party got the upper hand.

In this situation, Joseph saw an opportunity to occupy southern Spain, i.e., Andalusia, capturing both Sevilla, seat of the insurrectional junta, and Cadiz, a strategic port and almost impregnable fortress that would later become so important as a bridgehead for British forces. Joseph and his aides in their memoirs point out how this campaign had been Joseph’s very own idea, and how he had to convince a hesitating Soult about it, who in the absence of orders by Napoleon even demanded a written order from Joseph.

Except that at the time contemporaries (both French ambassador Laforest and Napoleon’s police spy Lagarde) had the impression that this was in truth Soult’s brain child, and that he had only spoon fed the idea of an Andalusian invasion to Joseph. They added that Soult was taking with him all his belongings as if he planned for a very long stay away from the capital and that he was obviously extremely happy to get Joseph out of Madrid and onto this campaign, where Joseph would be totally at Soult’s mercy and Soult the only one in charge.

Whereas Soult at the same time wrote home to his wife that he was hoping for a brief campaign and that then he would finally get his congé, leave for Paris and see his family again. (Which would also explain a somewhat less sour expression on the face of Monsieur de Maréchal.)

Anyway. Whoever came up with the idea: In January 1810, the French army, with both Joseph and Soult at its head, set out for Andalusia. All went fine, barely any resistance, Joseph even met with some enthusiasm on the way – and then, at some point, they had to decide where to go: Sevilla, the capital, or Cadiz, before the rebels had the time to fortify it and lock themselves up behind its impregnable walls?

Let’s first hear general Bigarré, one of Joseph’s aides-de-camp:

Some author of the "Victoires et Conquêtes", who every time he had to speak about King Joseph did so with indecent bitterness, still blames him, in the account he gives of the Andalusian expedition, for the delay that the French army incurred in marching on Cadiz.

I can attest, as a witness of what happened at that time, that the king was on the contrary strongly of the opinion that one should make the corps of Marshal Mortier march to the Isle of Leon, without waiting for the result of the course of General Sébastiani on Malaga. But Marshal Soult and General Dessoles, who had a say in the matter, represented to His Majesty that one could not without imprudence pass further forward, without having previously subjected Seville, Granada and Malaga. The advice of these two generals prevailed over the king's opinion, and it was agreed that we would wait until these three cities were occupied by our troops before directing a column to Cadiz.

Well, that’s pretty clear. Bigarré’s tale is supported by the memoirs of Miot de Mélito, another of Joseph’s close co-workers and another eye witness. He relates that Joseph and his staff reached Carmona on January 30 and stayed there for a day, during which time the decision was made to march on to Sevilla instead of Cadiz. After having explained why it would have been so much more important to take on Cadiz first, he resumes:

These reflections, which were easy to make, were made, but were not listened to. The same error that led to the failure of all our operations in Spain was again the cause of this irreparable fault. One believed to find in Seville the end of the war, as, a year before, one had believed to find it in Madrid, and one was so persuaded that the goal and the fruit of the expedition were in Seville, that being at dinner at the king's house in Carmona, with his ministers and several generals, I heard Marshal Soult declare himself highly in favour of the march on Seville and say: "Let somebody account for Sevilla, and I will account for Cadiz! [Qu’on me réponde de Séville, et je réponds de Cadiz! - Not convinced I got the meaning of this entirely correct.]" - The event has only too well proved the error into which this clever general had fallen.

There we have it. The two of them do not quite agree on the reason for this fatal decision (extreme military caution or a misjudgement about the importance of taking the capital) but one thing they make clear: Soult’s at fault.

And finally, from the "Souvenirs sur Joseph Bonaparte" by Joseph's former page Abel Hugo (that's the brother of writer Victor Hugo, in case somebody wondered):

The king wanted to end the war, he was of the opinion to march on Cadiz; the major-general [Soult] opted to enter Seville first. The marshal had for him the authority of a great military reputation and the secret sympathies of the generals, whom the prolongation of the war made masters of the Spanish provinces. He brought the majority of the council round to his opinion, saying: "Let me take Seville, and I will answer for Cadiz." [A slightly different wording from what Miot had heard.] The king was obliged to yield, in the conviction, however, that his opinion was better than that of the marshal.

The only thing I would dispute here is in how far Joseph was "obliged to yield"; he was the king, after all, and could have insisted on his plan, like he allegedly had - as Hugo relates in great detail only a couple of pages earlier - insisted on starting the Andalusian campaign in the first place, in opposition to what Soult suggested. But I digress.

Let’s hear the other side then. What do Soult’s boys have to say about this in his defence?

Unfortunately, nothing at all. Saint-Chamans, for once, does not take a side, he merely laments that three full days were lost in discussions about where to go first. Petiet is too furious about Soult at this point to notice any such military trifles – after all, Soult had just withheld a gratification from his aides that Joseph had meant to give them! (This sounds like a fun story in itself that I have to look into more 😁.) And Brun was on a mission in Paris to congratulate Napoleon on his divorce and remarriage and only joined the marshal again after the events. The only one to claim that Soult had been the one who suggested Cadiz should be occupied first is – Soult himself in his memoirs.

For once, everything seems totally obvious. It’s a clear 3 – 0 result in favour of Joseph. Sorry, Monsieur le Maréchal, this one is on you.

If it was not for a letter that Nicole Gotteri apparently dug up from the war archives, for her biography of Soult. It’s dated Cordoba, 26 January 1810 (i.e., some days before the discussions in Carmona that Miot and Hugo described), and written by Soult to his fellow marshal Victor:

[…] You will direct yourselves with the first army corps on the first of these two cities [Seville]; but, when you are in Carmona, you will send a strong reconnaissance to make sure of the disposition of the inhabitants, and if it appears to you that in Sevilla they do not wish to resist in any way, but on the contrary want to yield to you, you will take possession of it by a few regiments and a piquet of cavalry [...]. Once these arrangements have been made, you will march immediately by the direct route to Cádiz and you will even press your movements so that the enemies will not have time to organise their defence.

Whoops. Bummer. An order by Soult to immediately march on Cadiz. There goes the certainty.

So, what did really happen? Don’t look at me for an answer, I have no clue. Was Victor not sure of Sevilla’s intention and did thus not follow Soult’s instructions? Did Soult for some reason have a total change of heart between the 26th and the 30th of January? Are all three witnesses in favour of Joseph lying? Or had they misunderstood something? Had in truth Joseph convinced Soult of marching on Sevilla, instead the other way around? Is the letter Nicole Gotteri found in the War archives a forgery? (It would not be impossible, considering that Soult was in charge of the ministry of war several times and could easily have placed documents there in order to exculpiate himself.)

The only thing that is for sure: Victor’s corps did not march on Cadiz, but took part in King José’s big and glorious entry into the city of Sevilla on February 1. It was only sent in the direction of Cadiz the following day. They arrived just in time to see how the Spanish junta, who had fled from Sevilla, and the Spanish troops who had come in forced marches in order to fortify Cadiz, locked the gates behind themselves.

The French would never even come close to taking the town, they had lost their only chance. And the discussions about who was responsible for this apparently started immediately after the empire had fallen.  

Though the funniest thing for me is to imagine Soult at the beginning of this Andalusian campaign, all hopeful because he thinks he will soon get to leave, inwardly doing the happy dance ,„Just one more campaign, and I’m done with this shit. Take me hooome, country roooaaads…“, while Laforest and Lagarde see him and go ��Was that a smile on Soult’s face? Watch out, everyone, red alert, he’s bound to be cooking up some truly devious plan!“

[postcard-from-the-past]

Castle of the Counts of Laforest in Divonne-les-Bains, Gex region of eastern France

French vintage postcard

[renee00124]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fy3Ei9CTO3M&t=41s Dr. Robert Duncan at 27:02 in the video reports there are other methods, outside of chipping, about 26 other ways, which he says he cannot get into. This is related to the advancements which do not again, do not require chipping. He does mention one, magnetic nano proteins: https://www.buffalo.edu/news/releases/2010/07/11518.html Dr. Duncan is more than likely talking about, for one, Biometric Signature targeting and our DNA used as a fractal antenna for electromagnetic fields target, and part of 26 other methods. Note also that Voice to Skull (V2K) is just one example of technology being used to beam voices into the head. There are many horrific cases of people saying it was, God or the devil, telling them to commit an atrocity when it is actually official human monsters sitting at the helm of beamed systems and devices and advanced tech that can manipulate the brain from a distance. It has NEVER been aliens nor demons nor a chemical imbalance in the brain!   This was sold to citizens by the heavily involved Association of Psychiatry in the early stages of MKULTRA. Ewen Cameron, mentioned, Wikipedia, reveals this former President speciality as psychiatry and mind control of which brilliant, PATENTED psychophysical, psychotronic mind control, mind reading, dream manipulation, sexual stimulation, nervous system manipulative technology has evolved. Frankly I can't stand these people. While watching, today a typical sexual scene prevalent on TV they immediately start sexually stimulating me. They are able to see what you see through your eyes. They also do this when I am looking through a magazine at other women. Many women do this. I am not gay. Believe it or not!

[dukeofriven]

This is like walking into America, seeing a copy of Epic Mickey, and going "lol why's this game about some rando blorbo mouse got effort put into it." Here, let me fix this for you: French Game Dev Studio Étranges Libellules circa 2003: Oh fuck we scored the license for Astérix the motherfucking Gaul fuck oh fuck the pressure the goddamn pressure if we fuck this up the rest of France will strip the flesh from our bones and render it into a rich broth to sous-vide our brains in. Composer Fabrice Bouillon-LaForest: Chill, dudes, I will treat out important cultural treasure with the grandeur and kick-ass beats a fighting game deserves. Check-it:

some game dev in circa 2003: hey can we get a song for our scrimblo bimblo french comic book licensed game lol

guy about to fucking go primal beast mode and drop the hardest breakbeat track in the universe: ok

[mimishblog]

Mimish Designs: Proud to Announce Our WBENC and WOSB Certifications!

At Mimish Designs, we’re thrilled to share an exciting milestone: Mimish Inc. is now certified by both the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC) and as a Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB). 

These certifications mark an important chapter in our journey, reinforcing our dedication to innovation, sustainability, and family-centered design. We’re incredibly proud to stand among the inspiring network of certified women-owned businesses in the U.S., and we can’t wait to see the positive impact this achievement will bring to our company and community. 

What WBENC and WOSB Certification Means for Mimish Designs 

Receiving WBENC certification is a rigorous process and one of the most widely recognized certifications for women-owned businesses in the U.S. 

This certification not only validates that Mimish Designs is at least 51% women-owned and operated but also provides us with access to invaluable resources, networking opportunities, and partnerships. 

The WOSB designation expands our reach even further, positioning us as a trusted partner for companies and government agencies with diversity procurement initiatives. 

These certifications are not just badges of honor; they are key tools to help Mimish Designs thrive. By opening doors to new opportunities, they allow us to grow our business sustainably, enhancing our ability to continue creating high-quality, family-friendly products that make a real difference in homes across the country. 

How Our Certification Supports Our Mission and Values 

Mimish Designs was founded by two sisters, Jennifer and Lisa Laforest, both mothers, who know firsthand the value of products designed to simplify life for families. Our mission has always been rooted in creating safe, innovative, and sustainable storage solutions and family essentials that make life easier. 

This WBENC and WOSB certification amplifies our voice in the industry, highlighting our commitment to quality, safety, and sustainability. As certified women-owned, we are proud to share these values more broadly, connect with partners who share our mission, and advocate for women in business. 

Our dedication to safety is unwavering. From our signature Sleep-N-Pack to our cozy beanbags, every Mimish product undergoes rigorous testing by third-party labs to ensure it meets or exceeds U.S. safety standards, including checks for harmful chemicals. This level of commitment is what sets us apart, and now, with these certifications, our customers know they are supporting a brand that prioritizes integrity, transparency, and family-first innovation. 

The Impact of WBENC and WOSB Certification on Our Community 

Our WBENC and WOSB certifications allow us to contribute even more to the communities we serve. By joining a network of women-owned businesses, Mimish Designs gains resources and connections that will enable us to create more jobs, support local economies, and bring greater diversity to the marketplace. This milestone helps us grow sustainably, expand our product lines, and continue our mission to make a positive impact. 

Supporting Mimish Designs means supporting a women-owned business that prioritizes safety, sustainability, and innovation. Our WBENC and WOSB certification is a promise to our customers and partners that we’re here for the long term, dedicated to delivering products they can trust, and committed to driving change within our industry. 

Thank You for Your Continued Support! 

Our customers have always been at the heart of Mimish Designs, and we are so grateful for the support that has made this accomplishment possible. Every purchase, every review, and every interaction has helped us achieve this milestone. We’re excited for the journey ahead and can’t wait to keep sharing new products, ideas, and stories with our community. 

Thank you for being part of our story! 

CONTACT US:

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Carl Mayotte et Jeanne Laforest

Vendredi 17 novembre 2023, à 20h00, au CEM, 37 rue Rhainds, (Chicoutimi-Nord) Continue reading Untitled

[ruou-tot]

Chateau Angelus

Chateau Angelus là loại vang đỏ nổi danh của tiểu vùng Saint-Emilion, càng làm phong phú số lượng rượu cao cấp vốn đã không ít của vùng Bordeaux, Pháp. Trong 30 năm qua, nhà làm rượu đã không ngừng thử các phương pháp và kỹ thuật khác nhau để làm nổi bật nét độc đáo trong thổ nhưỡng nơi đây. Cũng chính bởi những nỗ lực đó mà Chateau Angelus được công nhận là một trong những chai rượu vang hàng đầu của vùng đất này với phân hạng Premier Grand Cru Classe “A”.

Hương vị rượu vang Chateau Angelus Rượu vang Chateau Angelus cho thấy sự đậm đặc của mình ngay khi chạm ly bởi làn nước rượu màu đỏ ruby sẫm viền tím cực kỳ lôi cuốn, quyến rũ. Rượu tỏa ra hương thơm nồng đượm của các loại quả mọng sẫm màu như mận đen, lý chua đen và dâu tằm, tạo nên lớp nền phong phú và sang trọng. Quá trình ủ sồi kéo dài từ 12-18 tháng mang đến cho Chateau Angelus bouquet mùi hương thứ cấp như hương thuốc lá gỗ sồi và vanilla.

Những tưởng như vậy là đã đủ phức tạp cho một chai vang Pháp đẳng cấp nhưng điều khiến Chateau Angelus Saint Emilion đắt giá đến vậy còn nằm ở tầng hương tam cấp bao gồm hương da thuộc và khói đất của nó. Không phải chai vang nào cũng có thể pha trộn tầng hương này vào trong rượu một cách hòa hợp mà không gây khó chịu nhưng Chateau Angelus đã làm được điều đó. Hương da thuộc và khói đất thoang thoảng góp phần tạo nên độ sâu, sự đa chi���u và độc đáo cho rượu.

Ngay từ ngụm đầu tiên, Chateau Angelus đã cho thấy hương vị đậm đà thông qua cấu trúc rượu full-bodied mạnh mẽ nhưng mềm mượt trong khoang miệng. Bao phủ vòm miệng là kết cấu hài hòa giữa vị tanin chát mịn và độ acid sắc nét. Hậu vị rượu kéo dài dai dẳng với hương trái cây dần nhường chỗ cho dư âm kéo dài của thuốc lá và tuyết tùng.

Giá rượu vang Chateau Angelus Giá rượu Chateau Angelus trên thị trường dao động trên dưới 25,000,000vnđ/chai, tùy vào số lượng và niên vụ của sản phẩm mà mức giá này có thể chênh lệch. Từng giọt rượu chất chứa tinh hoa vùng Saint-Emilion chắc chắn sẽ không khiến bạn phải thất vọng với số tiền bỏ ra. Chai vang đỏ này luôn tỏa sáng trong mỗi bữa tiệc mà nó có mặt, đồng thời, nó cũng là một sản phẩm không thể thiếu trong bộ sưu tập của những tín đồ rượu vang.

Cách thưởng thức rượu vang Chateau Angelus Để không lãng phí một chai vang đẳng cấp như Chateau Angelus Saint Emilion thì bạn nên lưu ý một vài điều sau đây trong quá trình thưởng thức:

Nhiệt độ phục vụ: Rượu sẽ đạt độ ngon lý tưởng nếu được thưởng thức trong khoảng nhiệt từ 16-18 độ C.

Kết hợp món ăn: Nước rượu đậm đà của Chateau Angelus phù hợp nhất với các món nướng từ thịt đỏ như bò, cừu, heo hay thịt gia cầm như gà, vịt. Phô mai có độ chín vừa phải như Gouda, Comté, hoặc Roquefort cũng có thể tạo sự tương hợp với cấu trúc và hương vị phức tạp của rượu vang.

Đôi nét về nhà sản xuất rượu vang Chateau Angelus Chateau Angelus là một nhà sản xuất rượu vang Pháp danh giá tọa lạc tại Saint Emilion, đông bắc Bordeaux. Điền trang này nằm ngay vị trí đắc địa phía tây thị trấn Saint Emilion. Họ nổi tiếng với những dòng vang Merlot - Cabernet Franc hảo hạng, lâu đời và thường xuyên được các nhà phê bình đánh giá cao. Cái tên Angelus được lấy cảm hứng từ tiếng chuông nhà thờ gần đó (tiếng "angelus" là chuông cầu nguyện của Công giáo La Mã). Chateau Angelus bao gồm phần diện tích ban đầu có từ thế kỉ 19 và một phần bất động sản kín tiếng của gia tộc Bouard de Laforest, tổng cộng là 20 héc-ta canh tác nho. Ông Hubert de Boüard de Laforest tiếp quản hoạt động sản xuất vào thời điểm này và bắt đầu các phương pháp trồng nho và sản xuất rượu vang tân tiến nhất, bền vững nhất - một điều hiếm thấy ở Saint Emilion vào thời điểm đó. Khu vườn này hiện có tổng cộng 39 héc-ta vườn nho.

Đánh giá rượu vang Chateau Angelus Bordeaux từ chuyên gia Được cả thế giới công nhận là một trong những viên ngọc quý của Saint-Emilion, Chateau Angelus thể hiện sự tận tâm của một gia đình để tôn vinh bản chất của vùng đất đó. Phong cách Angélus là sự kết hợp giữa các giống nho đậm đà với thổ nhưỡng đặc biệt. Nó có một đặc tính độc đáo được tạo ra ở phía nam của Saint-Emilion với tỷ lệ Cabernet Franc lớn đã được thưởng thức trong nhiều loại rượu vang - đậm đà, đậm đà, mượt mà, thanh lịch, tinh tế, tinh khiết và tươi mát.

Nguyên liệu nho Chateau Angelus được trồng trên triền đồi phía Nam Saint Emilion. Nơi thổ nhưỡng tập trung nhiều đất sét, đá vôi và đất cát pha. Tại đây, nhà sản xuất trồng mật độ nho không quá dày đặc. Với chiết xuất nước nho Merlot, quá trình lên men trong thùng gỗ sồi và thùng thép không gỉ được phối hợp nhịp nhàng.

Trong khi đó, nho Cabernet Franc lại chủ yếu được ngâm ủ trong bể chứa bê tông. Sau đó, chúng được ướp lạnh 8 độ C trong 4 - 7 ngày. Nhiệt độ lên men rượu dao động từ 28 - 30 độ C. Công đoạn lão hóa kéo dài từ 20 - 22 tháng trong thùng sồi Pháp được đốt mặt trong vô cùng tỉ mỉ. Nhờ vậy, trải nghiệm thưởng thức hương vị thượng hạng của rượu vang Chateau Angelus là điều các tín đồ sành rượu luôn khao khát.

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