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Trip to the Rhone Valley, live from Maison Lavau in Sablet, France

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Take a break during lunchtime with French winemaker Frédéric Lavau and discover one of the most iconic wine region. Live from Maison Lavau in Sablet,F

A Trip to the Rhône Valley
Program offered in cooperation with FACCGC

11:30 am - 13:30 am CDT  on Friday, May 15th

FREE for FACC members
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On Friday, May 15th 2020, take a break during lunchtime with French winemaker Frédéric Lavau and discover one of the most iconic wine region. Live from Maison Lavau in Sablet, France!

Native of the Vaucluse, one of the most iconic French wine region, Frédéric Lavau will share with you his passion for this amazing terroir, his savoir-faire, the values and the history of Maison Lavau.

The story of the Lavau family, with its passion for wine and its love of the terroir and the land, began in Saint-Émilion in the 19th century. It continued in Tunisia where René Lavau and his son transformed a small estate of vines and orange trees into a flourishing business which became the country’s biggest wine producer. Jean-Guy Lavau (René’s grandson) and his wife Anne-Marie returned to France in the 1960s and took charge of a small winemaking cellar in Sablet at the heart of the Rhone Valley. This would become the Maison LAVAU in 1965.

Some 30 years later, Frédéric and Benoît Lavau have joined the team at their family winery which has since become a renowned and respected name in Rhone Valley winemaking. They have secured the future of their winemaking business and completed and enhanced their expertise by becoming creators of cuvées and producers.

They have purchased several vineyards in the Rasteau, Valréas and Côtes du Rhône appellations and entered into partnership with the Château Maucoil in Châteauneuf-du-Pape.

Maison Lavau's wine is available all over United States at all good wine retail shop.

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