Inauguration de la cuverie à Meursault
Posted by Armand Heitz onLe 11 avril j'ai inauguré ma nouvelle cuverie réalisée par A&A Heitz Architecture. Voici la retranscription de mon discours pour revivre ce moment fort. Au programme : politique, sexe et architecture !
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Drink January
Posted by Armand Heitz onDry January or Drink January ? Telle est la question à laquelle je réponds dans cet article :)
- Tags: terroir, vigne & vin
Beaune : une appellation largement sous-estimée
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Pommard: A Jewel of Burgundy
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Santa Claus is not trash
Posted by Armand Heitz on- Tags: agronomie, élevage, patrimoine, terroir, vigne & vin
A city dweller in the countryside
Posted by Armand Heitz onWhat is a farmer to a city dweller? What is a city dweller? What is a countryman? While the media praise a return to local, particularly driven by confinements, have the changes been maintained and do they constitute a real trend?
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- Tags: nature, patrimoine, terroir
Local beer: marketing myth or future necessity?
Posted by Armand Heitz onBeer is a product that the average consumer is today unable to assimilate to the terroir in France. However, our country has always been a massive producer of beer and its raw materials. So how could beer be so far removed from the notion of terroir? What can a local beer be today?
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Animal welfare? my ass is chicken
Posted by Armand Heitz onAt the moment, it is rare to go a day without hearing about the following fashions: reducing our consumption of meat, veganism, food sovereignty, animal welfare, Brigitte Bardot, fake meat…. Do these modes have a real impact on the animals or is it a way to attract the spotlight and make money in the process?
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Why did I become a breeder?
Posted by Armand Heitz onIn 2017, I realized that a wine estate, even covered with all the labels, is neither autonomous nor sustainable. This is how I wanted to diversify my activity with breeding in order to move towards a more virtuous agronomic model. With this farm project, I very quickly realized that the agronomic issues of the meat sector were the same as those of the wine sector. This is how I became a cattle and sheep farmer.
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