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Henriette de Loche's recipes
Tain l’Hermitage in the Drôme department is a popular stopover town renowned for its cuisine and its inns, where people drink (just look up at the Hermitage).
Like Julia Child, who forever changed the way French-style cooking was done in America (the bestseller film "Julie & Julia" starring Meryl Streep), an alsatian woman came to settle in Tain where her husband worked.
It was then that she developed a passion for cooking. Her name is Henriette Barthélémy, the grandmother of Louis Gambert de Loche, founder of the cooperative winery.
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Thursday, July 3
"The Pont-Bateaux Project before the Marc Seguin Bridge"
Lecture led by Nicole Deschamps, Georges Fréchet, and Jean Roquebrun
Espace Charles Trenet at 7:00 p.m.
26600 Tain l’Hermitage
At the end of the lecture, the book:
"CROSSING THE RHÔNE: FROM OARS TO THE SEGUIN BRIDGE"
will be sold to benefit Tain Terre & Culture
Wednesday, August 6
5th Conference as part of the "Rhône en vignes" initiative for UNESCO World Heritage status.
Espace Charles Trenet at 7:00 p.m.
26600 Tain l'Hermitage
Program
- Syrah: the Hermitage grape variety
- Film on Hermitage with Jean-Etienne Guibert, oenologist
- Film on barrel making
Free admission
Saturday, September 6
Participation in the "31st Tain-Tournon Associations Forum"
Espace Rochegude
26600 Tain l'Hermitage
As part of European Heritage Days
1st event: Saturday, September 20
Lecture "Opening of the access roads to the 2nd Seguin Bridge. The architect Thévenet, the man who transformed Tain and Tournon"
by Georges Frechet and Jean Roquebrun
Espace Charles Trenet at 6 p.m.
26600 Tain l’Hermitage
Free admission
2nd event : Sunday, September 21
Invitation to a walk "Discovering the access roads to the Seguin Bridge, opening of Gabriel Faure and Joseph Peala streets"
Meeting point: Place Jean Jaurès in front of Radio Déclic at 4 p.m.
07300 Tournon-sur-Rhône
Mosaic by Claude Arnaudon
