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Glass Half Full: The Ups and Downs of Vineyard Life in France

Glass Half Full: The Ups and Downs of Vineyard Life in France

by Caro Feely (Author)

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    Paperback 2017

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Synopsis

`Glass Half Full is a love story poured beautifully onto the pages by Caro Feely. If you love wine or someone who loves wine, you will drink in every page of this beautiful book.'

Robyn O'Brien, bestselling author

Hand harvesting was a different process to machine harvesting. It was convivial and slow. We started at dawn and slowly proceeded across the vineyards. It was better for us and for the grapes, the human scale and pace of it more peaceful and joyful.

But this rose-tinted glimpse of life is only part of the story - with it come long hours, uncertainty and their associated stress. For Sean and Caro Feely, the rollercoaster ride of managing a growing business is as challenging as making natural wine in harmony with the environment. Will the previous six years of hard work that created a flourishing organic vineyard in France prove worthwhile? Join Caro on her search for balance in life and wine. Does yoga hold the secret? And will she make it through this growth phase with marriage, farm and sanity intact?

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 288
 Publisher: Summersdale
Published: 13 Apr 2017
ISBN 10: 184953991X
ISBN 13: 9781849539913
Book Overview: 1 'Caro Feely is a force of nature! Her new book Glass Half Full tells the story of her family's struggle to live, love and make healthy, natural wine on their small vineyard in France. Caro draws the reader into her world with its all of its challenges, triumphs and heartaches. Required reading for winelovers everywhere.' -- Mike Veseth, author Wine Wars and The Wine Economist blog 'A brave and compelling tale about a gnarly life in the vines and the choices we frail humans make in our emotional journeys.' -- Alice Feiring, author and journalist 'Honest and touching. Caro Feely gives us the real thing, not only living the dream of making great wine in France but the stress and work required while raising a family and holding a marriage together. And at the same time, she has produced a readable, persuasive and informative book on organic wine-making, and why we need to heal our soil and change the way we farm.' -- Martin Walker, bestselling author of Bruno Chief of Police Series 'Glass Half Full is a love story poured beautifully onto the pages by Caro Feely. If you love wine or someone who loves wine, you will drink in every page of this beautiful book.' -- Robyn O'Brien, bestselling author

Media Reviews
Glass Half Full is a love story poured beautifully onto the pages by Caro Feely. If you love wine or someone who loves wine, you will drink in every page of this book. --Robyn O'Brien, author and food lover
Caro Feely is a force of nature! Her new book Glass Half Full tells the story of her family's struggle to live, love and make healthy, natural wine on their small vineyard in France. Caro draws the reader into her world with its all of its challenges, triumphs and heartaches. Required reading for wine lovers everywhere. --Mike Veseth, author, Wine Wars and The Wine Economist blog
Honest and touching. Caro Feely gives us the real thing, not only living the dream of making great wine in France but the stress and work required while raising a family and holding a marriage together. And at the same time, she has produced a readable, persuasive and informative book on organic wine-making, and why we need to heal our soil and change the way we farm. --Martin Walker, author, the Bruno Chief of Police Series
A brave and compelling tale about a gnarly life in the vines and the choices we frail humans make in our emotional journeys. --Alice Feiring, author and journalist
Author Bio
Caro Feely is an author, wine teacher, speaker on agriculture, and a biodynamic winegrower. She and husband Sean grow organic and natural wines and most of their own food with the help of their daughters Sophia and Ellie.