star (2013-02-09)
Braci Colcombet w historii la Tache (pralinka) znaleźć nie można:-(
The vineyard received its current name, which means "task", when the de Croonembourg family bought it from the Abbey Saint-Vivant in 1631. At this time, the vineyard called La Tâche covered a slightly smaller area than the current AOC. The de Croonembourgs had simultaneously purchased Romanée-Conti, which at that time was named La Romanée. In 1760, both of these vineyards were sold by André de Croonembourg and ended up in the hands of different buyers. At this time, La Tâche came to fame, since Louis François I de Bourbon, the Prince of Conti who had bought and renamed Romanée-Conti, kept that vineyard's production for his own consumption, leaving La Tâche as the finest commercially available Vosne wine.[2]
In 1791, La Tâche was bought by the Marey family, which were also vineyard owners in Romanée-Saint-Vivant.[2] In 1793, following the French Revolution, La Tâche was sequestered by the state, and sold 1794, simultaneously with Romanée-Conti.[3]
In 1855, when Dr. Jules Lavalle published his classification of he Burgundy vineyards, La Tâche was one of those placed in the highest of five categories, tête de cuvée.[3]
Up until 1932, the neighbouring vineyard of Les Gaudichots could be sold either under its own name or as La Tâche. In this year the Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, which owned vineyards in Les Gaudichots applied to have it merged into La Tâche. This was opposed by Liger-Belair who owned the smaller, and historical La Tâche.[4] However, Liger-Belair lost and most of Les Gaudichots was absorbed into La Tâche, except for some parts that were deemed to be of Premier Cru rather than Grand Cru quality, and which have remained a separate vineyard under the name Vosnée-Romanée Les Gaudichots, consisting of three discontinuous plots.[1] In 1933, following the death of the Comtesse Liger-Belair in 1931, Liger-Belair's vineyards had to be auctioned off, including their La Tâche holding,[5] and it ended up with Domaine de la Romanée-Conti.[4]
Since 1985, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti has practiced organic farming in the vineyard.[6]
wino14338#46689

star (2013-02-09)
Jako negociant z Nuits mógł może skupować wtedy winogrona z la Tache i butelkować je, ew. sam posiadał częśc la Tache (do której przyłączono zresztą część Gaudichots później), może? 1915 Colcombet Frères La Tâche na CT jako żywo, ale nikt nie ocenił, więc może to jednak jakaś martwa dusza?
wino14338#46697

star (2013-02-20)
A propos bourbonów. La Tâche came to fame, since Louis François I de Bourbon, the Prince of Conti who had bought and renamed Romanée-Conti, kept that vineyard's production for his own consumption, leaving La Tâche as the finest commercially available Vosne wine. Tak więc Leonardo di Caprio reklamuje właśnie (pralinka) Bourbon Whisky;-)
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