The Eclipse...

Friday, June 20. 2008
In 1866 the vineyard represented some 58,000 hectares. But as early as 1865, a microscopic aphid, extremely detrimental to vines, and well known under the name of phylloxera, appered in France. It destroyed the entire vineyard of Cahors.

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