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Loire: the Bretaudeau Method

Summary by Terre De Vins
In Getigné, near Clisson, Jérôme Bretaudeau has been holding up. For more than twenty years, he has been producing a singular nutmeg and other atypical wines, according to a method he rode, one vintage after the other. Clisson has two terrible children, Ben Barbaud, the founder of the Hellfest Extreme Music Festival, and Jérôme Bretaudeau. Fortunately for the peace of the neighborhood, it seems that they get along.
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Loire: the Bretaudeau Method

In Getigné, near Clisson, Jérôme Bretaudeau has been holding up. For more than twenty years, he has been producing a singular nutmeg and other atypical wines, according to a method he rode, one vintage after the other. Clisson has two terrible children, Ben Barbaud, the founder of the Hellfest Extreme Music Festival, and Jérôme Bretaudeau. Fortunately for the peace of the neighborhood, it seems that they get along.

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Terre de Vins broke the news in on Monday, November 3, 2025.
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