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Eise Minett
The South of Luxembourg - The Land of the Red Earth

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A shower of sparks, glowing red steel and the grey of slag heaps are inextricably a part of the picture that people have of the South of the Grand Duchy. But where once the blast furnace smoked, and Luxembourg’s prosperity was founded, is today a region in metamorphosis.

240 pages
over 350 historic documents and photographs (<-- click here to see some slides!)
linen bound with gold embossing
dust cover and slipcase
278 x 320 mm

ISBN: 978-2-87954-110-5
Price : 98.00 EUR

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Version(s):	French German English

Eis Musel
The River, the Wine, the People

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This richly illustrated and carefully researched book is an invitation to take a journey through this most sensual region in the Grand Duchy, through the world of wine growers, cellar masters, lock keepers and barge-captains. The authors (Joseph Colbach for the text and Rob Kieffer for the photographs) spent time both in earthy ancient cellars containing doughty wooden casks, and in pristine modern cellars with their shining stainless steel. For a full year, they followed the Moselle wine growers work. One of the most charming areas of Luxembourg and its wines are presented in all their diversity.

240 pages
350 photos
cloth bound
protective sleeve and slip-case
278 x 320 mm

ISBN: 978-2-87954-057-3
Price : 98.00 EUR

Version(s):	French German English

Culinary Luxembourg
Country, People & Cuisine

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This prestigious publication presents Luxembourgish cuisine, its traditions and its specialities, with over 100 typical recipes.

240 pages
350 photographs (<-- click here to see some slides!)
cloth bound
protective sleeve and slip-case
278 x 320 mm

ISBN: 2-87954-052-6
Price : 98.00 EUR

Version(s):	French German English

Trier
Entdecken – discover – découvrir

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A remarkably photographed and lovingly portrayed homage to the oldest city in Germany. This voyage of discovery past Roman monuments, churches and monasteries, through narrow alleys and beneath the facades of half-timbered houses and splendid imperial palaces, to wine-bars and street cafes, not only presents an impressive view of the cultural and architectural diversity of the city, but also depicts the rather leisurely lifestyle enjoyed by its inhabitants.

96 pages
100 photos
bound, with protective sleeve
285 x 255 mm

ISBN: 978-2-87954-111-2
Price : 25.00 EUR

Version(s):
		Multilingual: F, GB, D