"A day in Chinon » is a timelapse project filmed between April 2014 and July 2015. The film was created in Chinon in France (Loire Valley). We took around 30 000 photos to achieve this movie. This video illustrates our hometown. We hope you will enjoy our work. Created by Pierre de Izarra and Baptiste de Izarra"
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English : - Please watch in HD with the video fully loaded - « A day in Chinon » is a timelapse project filmed between April 2014 and July 2015. The film was created in Chinon in France (Loire Valley). We took around 30 000 photos to achieve this movie. This video illustrates our hometown. We hope you will enjoy our work. Created by Pierre de Izarra and Baptiste de Izarra. website : www.redgreenblue.fr & www.baptistedeizarra.com Stuff : - Canon 6D - Motion control with dynamic perception stage zero. - AE, LRTimelapse, Premiere and some plugins. Most scenes available in 4K, please contact at fimbiz@gmail.com Music : Sigur Rós - Olsen Olsen https://itunes.apple.com/fr/album/olsen-olsen/id658897870?i=658898363 Feel free to share if you like the movie! Thanks for watching! Français : - Regardez cette vidéo en haute définition (HD), une fois qu’elle sera complètement chargée - « Une journée à Chinon » est un projet timelapse filmé de la période du mois d’avril 2014 jusqu’au mois de Juillet 2015. Filmé principalement dans la ville de Chinon en France au sein de la vallée de la Loire, le projet a rassemblé plus de 30 000 photos qu’il a fallu éditer et assembler. Cette vidéo illustre la ville dans laquelle nous vivons. Nous espérons que la découverte de ce film vous amènera à apprécier la beauté de ce lieu. Création : - Pierre de Izarra (www.redgreenblue.fr) et Baptiste de Izarra (www.baptistedeizarra.com) Vous pouvez nous suivre sur facebook et twitter : facebook.com/photographizarra twitter.com/pdeizarra Équipement : - Canon 6D, - Travelling effectué à l’aide d’un rail dynamic perception stage zero, - After Effect, LRTimelapse, et quelques plugins. Musique : Sigur Rós - Olsen Olsen itunes.apple.com/fr/album/olsen-olsen/id658897870?i=658898363 Une grande partie des plans sont disponibles en 4K. Pour tout contact : fimbiz@gmail.com N'hésitez pas à partager notre vidéo si vous l'avez aimé! Merci d’avoir regardé!
You will find an interesting post about "triple sec". Post is written by Liquor.com. It is a great website: it is my encyclopedia about any kind of liquor. I do learn something every week including about wines in France and Europe!
Here is an abstract of the post about Combier, based in Saumur, one of the oldest producing Triple sec in France.
" In scouring the annals of cocktail history, the team over here at Chilled Magazine noticed that orange liqueur is one of the most frequently used liqueurs in recipes. Unfortunately, though, just picking up some orange liqueur and dosing it into a drink isn’t as simple as it sounds.
There are numerous orange-based liqueurs out there, from proprietary recipes to generically named, thus making one’s choices quite perplexing..."
Combier is based in Saumur, city with an elegant castle on the side of the Loire river (Saumur could be visited with our Ronsard tour on Tuesday).
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Excellent article about the Loire valley and its treasures. Coming to the Loire valley, with the Loire chateaux and the landscape, is to discover the largest UNESCO World Heritage site in the world. Our Ronsard tour will offer you the opportunity to discover part of this heritage and.... if we talk about wines mostly everything about Cabernet Franc: Chinon, Bourgueil, Saint Nicolas de Bourgueil, Saumur Champigny... and some outstanding castles.
"Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site for its landscapes and chateaux, the Loire Valley has a unique lifestyle and world-famous vineyards. Its 1,000-km wine route reveals historic monuments and prestigious wine districts".
"From Nantes to Sancerre, the Loire Valley vineyards stretch along the majestic river of the same name. You will follow it along the longest wine route in France. Underground villages, chateaux, gardens and royal abbeys are revealed in a landscape of hills and plains. Hidden behind each renowned wine district is a famous Loire chateau: Chenonceau, Chambord, Brissac, Saumur, and Chinon. More than one thousand vineyards are open to the public, including 400 specially accredited wine cellars, where you will meet the winemakers and taste their numerous types of Loire Valley wines. Massive wine cellars, wine-tasting walks in the vineyards, trips on traditional boats, stays in the vineyards, entertaining wine events: the Loire Valley is a fabulous destination for numerous wine tourism trips."
Unfortunately a life time will not be long enough to visit those 400 wine cellars!
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Even if we don't agree with some comments about the Chinon wines (I do invite the author to some tasting tours at some wineries in the area... and lunch at home!), please read, it is very informative. I do have trouble to explain to my American family and friends that wines over here are not totally about varietals but about blendings and not only varietals... every winemaker has his own recipes just like a chef!
"Did you know that the Loire is the longest river in France? Stretched along the mountains of central France right out to the Atlantic, it is a fascinating region for wine-making. The Loire Valley is split into four key sub-regions. The Nantais is nearest the Atlantic and has a fully maritime climate with short, mild winters and warm summers"....
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