★お知らせ★南仏ワインバー×Keisuke Matsushima2017/9/14

 

　

 

2017年9月14日（木）から毎週木曜日（週1日夜のみ）

 

弊社aVinが原宿にある南フランス料理のレストラン「Keisuke Matsushima」さんの一角を

お借りして南仏バーを始めます。

http://keisukematsushima.tokyo/

 

南仏のワインと料理を

気軽に楽しんでいただけるようこんなスタイルにしました。

１グラスワイン＋１品＝1,500円（最初のチャージ）

 

その後は、ワインをゆっくり、

あるいはお食事をもう少し、

今日は、1杯だけ

などお気に召すまま・・

 

 

食事の前のアペロに、

仕事帰り、原宿の森で気軽に1杯、

ご友人とゆっくりと、

まはたおひとりでも安心して過ごしていただける

そんな南仏風空間をご用意してお待ちしております。

 

 

 

ワインメニューはこちら

・スパークリング
Mumm cordon rouge ￥1,400　（Champagne）
Fruttele, Blanc de blancs ￥900 （Sparkling）

・白ワイン
le Clos du Caillou Blanc Cotes du Rhone 2016 ￥780
Georges Vernay IGP Vionier ￥1,200
Chateau Vannieres Bandol Blanc 2016 ￥1,200

・ロゼワイン
Heritage de Vannieres mont caume Rose 2016 ￥780

・赤ワイン

Heritage de Vannieres mont caume Rouge 2016 ￥780

Georges Vernay Cote du Rhone Rouge 2015 ￥1,200
Domaine du Gros nore 2012 ￥1,200

・ボトルワイン
Les Quartz Rouge Chateauneuf du Pape 2015 ￥14,000
Chateau Vannieres Bandol rouge 2009 ￥10,000
Chateau Vannieres Bandol rouge 2001 ￥15,000
le Clos du Caillou Reserve Blanc Cotes du Rhone ￥8,000
Georges Vernay Condrieu Coteau de Vernon ￥18,000

etc.

（+tax 8%）

 

フードメニューは現在シェフに作っていただいてます。

 

 

KEISUKE MATSUSHIMA　内　南仏バー

木曜のみ営業

18：00～22：00

東京都渋谷区神宮前1-4-20　パークコート神宮前1F KEISUKE MATSUSHIMA

最寄り駅： 千代田線明治神宮前５番出口より徒歩１０分　または　 山手線原宿駅竹下口より徒歩１０分

 

お問い合わせはこちらへお願いします

info@avin.jp

 

 

 

フランス・ニースの風を都会の社でゆったり味わいたい方はこちらで

「KEISUKE MATSUSHIMA」

 

※こちらでもaVinの南仏ワインをご用意しております。

 

ランチ　　11:30 ～ 15:00（LO 13:30）
ディナー　18:00 ～ 23:00（LO 21:00）      日曜日 LO 20:00

 

東京都渋谷区神宮前1-4-20　パークコート神宮前1F KEISUKE MATSUSHIMA

03-5772-2091(ご予約専用)/03-5772-2151(ご予約以外)

※当日のご予約に関するお問い合わせ以外は、10時～11時半、14時～17時、20時～22時に
ご連絡いただきますよう、よろしくお願い申し上げます。

http://keisukematsushima.tokyo/

 

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ローヌワインの愛好家はこの１０年間に５割増加！2017/9/14

 

フランスワイン雑誌「La Revue du vin de France」より

 

フランス国内において
ローヌワインの愛好家はこの１０年間に５割増加！

 

 

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Cellar and wine bar Les Buvards, Marseille.2017/9/14

Cellar and wine bar Les Buvards, Marseille.

 

 

This wine cellar and wine bar offers a slendid wine list of natural, organic and biodinamic wines in a calm street two steps away from the Old Port.
The atmosphere is warm with many references to natural wine precept and philosophy.
Fred, the young owner was a professional sommelier before to open this charming adress and is also at the kitchen commands
The service is always friendly and offers precise and good advice either you are looking for a bottle to take away or a glass to enjoy with a plate of cheese or charcuterie.
The beautiful cellar has more than 300 references (with natural wines, organic or worked biodynamic) and even champagne at 26 €.
The menu, writen on a black board is simple and emphasis on the products.
The choice goes widely from generous plate of delicatessen, cut finely and divinely perfumed, beef tataki, marinated haddock, lamb with tapenade, fried sardines, yellow zucchini carpaccio with bruccia or its superb andouillette!
With very reasonable prices it makes this charming and quality cellar and table a place to discover!
To note the excellent Côteaux de Tupin from Jean-Michel Stephan winemaker in Côte-Rôtie (non filtered and without SO2 added).

 

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The Vieille Charité and the International center of Poetry- Marseille2017/9/8

The Vieille Charité and the International center of Poetry- Marseille

 

 

In accordance with the royal policy of “the great confinement of the poor”, in 1640 the City Council decided to “confine Marseille’s native poor to a clean and specific place.” In 1670, a charity within the Magistrate Council commissioned Pierre Puget, the Marseille-born king’s architect, to build a General Hospital to accommodate beggars and the poor. The first stone was laid in 1671 of what would be one of Pierre Puget’s most beautiful architectural designs.
The hospital was completed in 1749 with four wings of buildings enclosed on the outside and opened by a 3 floor corridor on an internal rectangular courtyard to access the vast communal work and residential spaces separating men and women. The chapel built in the centre of the courtyard between 1679 and 1707 is a stunning architectural piece with an ovoid dome, the epitome of Italian baroque. The current façade wasn’t built until 1863 and echoes the Charité’s mission.
After the Revolution, the Charité became a hospice for the elderly and children until the end of the 19th century. In 1905, the building was occupied by the army and was then used to shelter the most destitute. Abandoned after the Second World War and destined to be demolished, the architect Le Corbusier persevered until it was listed as a Monument Historique in 1951. The renovated Vieille Charité has been a science and culture centre since 1986. It houses the Musée d’Archéologie Méditerranéenne, the Musée des Arts Africains, Océaniens, Amérindiens (M.A.A.O.A), the Centre International de la Poésie de Marseille (C.I.P.M), Le Miroir cinema and temporary exhibition halls.

The exhibition “The Banquet of Marseille in Rome: Pleasures and Games of Powers” aims to show the importance of the symposium and to reconstitute the course of an antique banquet: food and drink consumed, the role attributed to the ” Bankers “, as well as the activities practiced (from the art of rhetoric to erotic games).

If Rome has delivered the famous architecture of the rotating banquet hall, Marseilles (Massalia) is indeed not to be outdone, and there are no less than three banquet halls that have been uncovered in the last fifteen Years in the historic center of the city.
By crossing these discoveries, the exhibition is divided into three parts:

– Massalie banquet rooms
– Banquet tableware
– The Roman banquet and the evocation of the famous machina neronis

The museum’s reserves house a rich and important collection of objects widely exploited in the exhibition and offers the opportunity for the public to appreciate and understand the everyday life of the aristocrats at private banquets, divine banquets with their community obligations, and finally, the imperial Roman banquets in all their excess.
A virtual 3D reconstruction (mapping) evokes the unfolding of an antique banquet. Sounds, music, games and discussions brings to life this educational restitution.

To learn more about the roman Banquet conf. Katarine Raff work “The Roman Banquet”
http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/banq/hd_banq.htm

http://vieille-charite-marseille.com/
Open from Tuesday to Sunday from 10 am to 6 pm,
Closed on Mondays except Easter and Whitsunday, on 1 January, 1 May, 1 November, 25 and 26 December.

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Funky Chateauから9月のニュースレター2017/9/7

 

夏の厳しい日差しも少しずつ和らぎ、

音も蝉から秋の虫達へと変化してきた青木の畑。（長野県上田市隣接青木村）

 

獣除けのネットも無事張り終わり、いよいよ収穫間近です。

 

 

 

 

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