Awards and citations:


1997: Le Prix du Champagne Lanson Noble Cuvée Award for investigations into Champagne for the Millennium investment scams

2001: Le Prix Champagne Lanson Ivory Award for investdrinks.org

2011: Vindic d'Or MMXI – 'Meilleur blog anti-1855'

2011: Robert M. Parker, Jnr: ‘This blogger...’:

2012: Born Digital Wine Awards: No Pay No Jay – best investigative wine story

2012: International Wine Challenge – Personality of the Year Award




Thursday 5 November 2009

Epeigne-les-Bois (37150): now on-line

Epeigné's church@night

Epeigné's website has now been launched – click here. "Still some work to do but it's getting there!" says councillor, Mark Robertson. The site is impressively clear. It was designed and realised by Dominique Hisbergue of hisbergue design graphic (tel: 02.47.23.83.89), who are also responsible for the design of the Interloire site.



The Mairie built in 1886

Michel Mergot: Mayor of Epeigné-les-Bois

'Introduction to the village
Epeigné les Bois is a rural village which is part of the administrative district of Bléré. It is situated to the east of the Indre and Loire department, bordering the Loir and Cher department, 12 kilometers from Bléré and 39 kilometers from Tours.

Set back from the valley of the river Cher, the village is cut in two (from South to North) by the Chézelle stream, a tributary of the left side of the river Cher. The centre of the village is grouped around the church on the left bank of the stream, on a gentle slope.

Wrapped around an undulating countryside, the village is a green and leafy stop on the route to the chateaux of Montpoupon (4 km) and Chenonceau (9km). Read on in English or French


Church by day

Postcard showing Rue de la Fontaine around 1908. The building on the left is now the post-office and the library

Le Lézard Vert: the village shop, bar and soon to be restaurant

The Mayor in patriotic mood

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Flash info:
Dimanche 8 novembre 2009

Randonnée pédestre gratuite
Départ devant la mairie à 9h00
Circuit de Chossay de 11 km

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2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Jim, you sure seem to have a fondness for this village. I am looking forward to visiting!

Jim's Loire said...

Anon. Yes, indeed, a considerably fondness.