Discours Frêche avant les Régionales – Languedoc, je t’aime épisode 55
La deuxième partie du discours de Georges Freche à ViniSud 2010. Il ne retient rien, donc ça joue bien avec le style inédit de “Languedoc, je t’aime”!
Si Georges Frêche vous choque un peu, je crois que c’est son intention! Les régionales approchent et il a beaucoup à dire.
Veuillez bien visualiser la première partie de ce discours.
Je sais que ce n’est pas vraiment un épisode sur les producteurs de la région, mais cela montre le contexte dans lequel nous produisons.
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Français | Ryan O'Connell March 11, 2010
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By jean-baptiste, March 12, 2010 @ 12:41 am
Ah il est fort le père jojo de citer la cave de Sieur d’Arques en exemple. c’est vrai, transformer 100 000 hl de picrate en bon vin tout en enfumant les amerlocs, c’est fort !
Jean-baptiste.
By Ryan O'Connell, March 12, 2010 @ 7:30 am
@jean baptiste, hahahaha
By Bernard Caille, March 13, 2010 @ 11:44 am
Ryan
first of all congratulation on your blog.
it was a pleasure to meet you at Vinifilles.
I liked Freche’s speech despite the fact he goes on a bit too long.it’s refreshing to see that a politician is not putting his head in the sand and pretend that everything is OK.
The region has the capacity to produce both high quality wines from small growers,but also large volumes for thirsty export markets.
they just need to get their act together.
Sud de France is a good Brand,but seems to be a bit all over the place.the UK being a mature Market is probably not that important in their eyes,considering that South Africa has just overtaken France in Volume you’d think they might spend a couple of euros on marketing. the punters understand Australia,Chile,Argentina etc but France is still a mystery for the general public.
Anyway,I liked his approach.
Bernard, Nottingham