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comment grandir, petit à petit
Servir de l’eau chaude à un cerveau qui ne comprend toujours pas que je ne peux pas pleurer. On m'a appris, dans une cave, que les hommes ne pleurent jamais, qu'ils achètent des voitures et des ceintures, en revanche. On m'a appris à ne pas avoir d'émotions.
Je n'ai été triste que deux fois.
La première, je n'ai pas pu entendre le beau poème de mon étouffeur; ma gorge était si serrée qu'il était impossible d'écouter tout autour.
La dernière, j'ai fait une bêtise. Alors, j'ai attendu toute la journée d'être puni, debout au milieu de la cuisine, dans la neige. Mais on a tout simplement oublié mon existence.
Comment grandir, petit à petit ?
(projet servir)
Khalid EL Morabethi
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notes
-le beau poème de létouffeur? nécessaire ou une arme ?
-un placard à ma hauteur
-quelle est la couleur de la tristesse ? de la troisième surtout!
-ils m'ont vendu des ceintures pour apprendre le silence ?
-la cave (des cours)
-un ventilateur qui tourne et qui ne dit rien, jamais
-attendre debout la gifle qui sauvera ma journée ? (sauver le monde)
-la neige se fatigue ?!
-ecrire un article sur les chansons qui parlent de punition
-enchaîner encore (On m’a appris)
-monter au crescendo hystérique (montrer)
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Feature: Domaine Kox in Luxembourg
One group of LaCave’s specially selected, top-quality wines originate in the vineyards of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, a tiny nation landlocked between two larger producers, France and Germany. While both French and German are official languages of this small country, Luxembourgers enjoy a unique culture, lifestyle, and locally produced wines.
And, like their neighbors, Luxembourg winemakers enjoy a long and glorious tradition of vineyard management and winemaking.
Domaine Kox, located in the picturesque village of Remich beside the famous Moselle River, has been managing and producing excellent wines from local grapes since the early 1900s. The company has grown substantially under the current expert leadership and professional winemaking skills of family descendent Laurent Kox.
Passion, Respect for the Vineyard, and Competence
The Kox Family and team members strive to adapt to the latest technologies in vineyard management and winemaking while sticking to and even reviving some of the old methods. In their words, Domain Kox employs “unique know-how combining tradition and modernity.”
Domain Kox produces a wide range of highly respected wine, specializing in Riesling, Sparkling Wines, and a revival of an almost forgotten red variety, Saint Laurent.
Each of these delicious varietals is available from the wine merchants at La Cave in Napa, CA.
Domain Kox Retro-Innovation: The Kvevris
Throughout history, traditional production methods have been replaced by more efficient or faster solutions. Consistent with Domain Kox’s traditional-modern approach, in 2014, the winery decided to experiment with a long-abandoned process once used by winemakers of the nation of Georgia.
The process involves placing the new wines into massive jugs or “kvevris” that are filled and buried in the ground to ferment and store until bottling. This long-abandoned process uses minimal sulfur (thus lower sulfite content) in the final product and produces high-quality, long-lasting wines.
Domain Kox uses these amphora-shaped vessels for the production of many of their Riesling and Pinot Blanc varieties.
Domain Kox: Award-Winning Wines
In recent years, several Domain Kox wines have earned top grades among French wines and others from around Europe. Some of these are:
·The 2018 Riesling, Remich Primerberg, was featured in the prestigious LeGuide Hachette, one of the most famous European wine guides.
· Falstaff Wine Guide, Sparking Edition, awarded Domain Kox Cuvée Rhäifrensch First Place with 92 points after a blind taste comparison.
· During the 2020 10th International PIWI Wine Award, Domain Kox received the Gold Medal for their 2019 Cabernet Blanc. This award follows on the heels of consecutive wins in 2017 and 2018.
While French wines and grapes have tended to dominate much of the European wine industry accolades, Luxembourg production from Domaine Kox has found a significant, award-winning niche on the global stage.
La Cave: Napa Wine Merchants
Backed by four generations of French hospitality and seven generations as wine merchants, La Cave offers world-class wines from France, California, and many of the world’s other excellent winemaking locations.
La Cave Club members can enjoy delightful, expertly curated wines of every type throughout the year.
Group and individual virtual wine tastings are also available during the current social-distancing times to present a delightful and educational experience for all our guests.
For more information, shop online to restock your wine cellar, and to arrange a virtual wine tasting, visit the La Cave website. We will arrange shipment all the way to your door.
La Cave Wine Hideaway Prix Fixe Dinner for New Year’s Eve
La Cave Wine & Food Hideaway at Wynn Las Vegas will ring in 2020 with a decadent, five-course New Year’s Eve dinner.
Complete with caviar, truffles, and champagne, Morton Group’s La Cave Wine & Food Hideaway at Wynn Las Vegas will ring in 2020 with a decadent, five-course New Year’s Eve dinner, available exclusively on Tuesday, Dec. 31.
La Cave’s Garden Lounge
Prepared by Executive Chef William DeMarco, the first course will be ahi tuna and hamachi crudo, served with pickled cucumber and truffle ponzu.…
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La Cave Wine & Food Hideaway Hosts a Big Game Viewing Party
La Cave Wine & Food Hideaway at Wynn Las Vegas will host the ultimate Big Game viewing party.
La Cave Wine & Food Hideaway at Wynn Las Vegas will host the ultimate Big Game viewing party, featuring an elevated tailgate fare served butler-style, on Sunday, Feb. 3. Selections will be prepared by executive chef, William DeMarco.
La Cave Wine & Food Hideaway
The Big Game tailgate menu will feature potato croquettes, served with raclette fondue and toasted garlic; short rib tacos, topped…
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La Cave Wine & Food Hideaway Celebrates Valentine’s Day
La Cave Wine & Food Hideaway at Wynn Las Vegas will set the mood with a romantic dinner in honor of Valentine’s Day.
Morton Group’s La Cave Wine & Food Hideaway at Wynn Las Vegas will set the mood with a romantic dinner in honor of Valentine’s Day from Thursday, Feb. 14 through Sunday, Feb. 17.
La Cave Wine & Food Hideaway
The featured entrée for the occasion will be Australian Wagyu Strip Loin, prepared by executive chef, William DeMarco, priced at $32. The steak dinner will be complemented by baby…
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This Is An Important One : Fine Fleur De L’Indie Pop
La Cave, Saint Pierre, Bordeaux. Juin 2004. Successivement : Mushi Mushi, Nancy (Mélanie Valéra _Tender Forever_ & Marie Merlet _Iko Chérie) plays Garrison Rocks, The Blow La fine fleur de l’indie pop aventureuse du moment…
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