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Féret et Fils (sold)


Féret et Fils (1812 - Present) is a French publishing house based in Bordeaux, France. Founded in 1812 as a bookstore by Jean-Baptiste Féret, it gained its first publication rights in 1814 and became Féret et Fils in 1841. Féret et Fils is best known for the Guide de l'étranger à Bordeaux et dans la Gironde (more commonly known as Le Guide Féret or simply Le Féret), which they first published in 1850. This edition was a translation and updated edition of Bordeaux, its Wines and Claret Country published in England by Charles Cocks (1812 - 1854) in 1846. Jean-Baptiste's son Michel-Édouard Féret (1814 - January 27, 1889) succeeded his father. Twenty editions of Le Guide Féret have been published, with the most recent edition appearing in 2022.
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The Bordeaux 'Cru' system.

Carte Vinicole du Département de la Gironde.

1893 (dated)
45.75 x 34.75 in (116.20 x 88.26 cm)
VinicoleGironde-feretfils-1893

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This is an 1893 Féret et Fils viticultural map of the Gironde, France, highlighting Bordeaux wine varietals and the Cru system. The Gironde is the heart of Bordeaux wine country with over 110,000 hectares of vineyards producing some of the world's most prestigious wines. (more details)

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