In The Vine Country - Ross, Martin; Oe. Somerville, E.
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Step into the sun-drenched rows of history a wine country odyssey that reads like a love letter to French vineyards and the art of travel itself. In The Vine Country is a richly evocative travel memoir that follows a spirited journey through 19th century France, where vine-laced hills, intimate wine tastings, and village rituals reveal the heart of wine culture. With the keen eye of an Irish author turned wanderer, the book blends personal reflection, practical vineyard exploration, and vivid scene-setting: from cellar conversations with vintners to market-day bustle, from pastoral landscapes…mehr

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Step into the sun-drenched rows of history a wine country odyssey that reads like a love letter to French vineyards and the art of travel itself. In The Vine Country is a richly evocative travel memoir that follows a spirited journey through 19th century France, where vine-laced hills, intimate wine tastings, and village rituals reveal the heart of wine culture. With the keen eye of an Irish author turned wanderer, the book blends personal reflection, practical vineyard exploration, and vivid scene-setting: from cellar conversations with vintners to market-day bustle, from pastoral landscapes to the seasonal rhythms that shape every bottle. Part historical travelogue, part literary travel adventure, it captures how landscape, labor, and lore converge in the making of great wine. This edition from Alpha Editions restores a beloved classic that was out of print for decades and lovingly republished for today s and future generations. Meticulously restored text and thoughtful presentation make this more than a reprint it s a collector s item and cultural treasure for lovers of classic travel literature and connoisseurs of regional history alike. Perfect for readers seeking a wine tasting journey, fans of cultural travel, and collectors of historical travelogues, In The Vine Country offers a timeless portrait of French vineyards and the enduring romance of discovery. Reclaim a lost voice in wine culture and add this restored masterpiece to your shelf.
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Martin Ross is the pseudonym used by Violet Florence Martin (1862-1915), an Irish author of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, who is best known for her collaboration with her cousin Edith Somerville. Together, they penned a series of works under the combined name 'Somerville and Ross,' becoming pioneers in Anglo-Irish literature. Martin, hailing from an Anglo-Irish family in County Galway, drew heavily on her regional heritage, infusing her writing with the cultural and social nuances of rural Irish life. She is also known for her work 'In the Vine Country' (1893), an engaging travelogue that offers insight into her keen observational skills and humorous narrative voice. The book chronicles the experiences of two English women as they explore the wine regions of France, combining wit with a refreshing perspective on 19th-century travel. This insightful portrayal is characteristic of Ross's literary style, which often illuminates the subtleties of place and society through a comedic and satirical lens. Her contributions to literature capture not only the dynamics of her time but also the enduring human experiences that connect readers across different eras. Ross's legacy continues to be celebrated for its significant impact on the representation of Irish identity in literature and beyond.