Michel Cardoze : FinestWine's Critic
He talks with simplicity and sincerity about great wines and chateaux
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Biography:
Born in 1942 at Bordeaux, France, is a man of taste. He lives in Bordeaux with one foot and in Armagnac in the other. Journalist, writer, his career is notable for its "weather broadcast" on TF1. It then gives the sequence of daily weather forecasts to over ten million viewers a rare poetic quality, punctuating his speeches with a quote, an unexpected aphorism that makes this go public with a moment of pleasure. Michel Cardoze moved from print to radio. Reporter, parliamentary journalist, columnist, editorial writer, he created and hosted emissions reporting "taboos" to France-Inter, topical cultural "Exterior Night" and "performance" to TF1. On television he was finally for ten years until 2002, at Monte Carlo Television facilitator of the magazine "South", joyous blend of chronic, features and guests including dedicated to all the delights of Southern civilization: products, haute cuisine, wine. He enjoys the pleasures of the palate and likes even more share. It is also the author of numerous radio serials including "The First conquest of the West, travel to Columbus on RMC (1991-1992), or antennas of Radio-France," Hand in Palm ", history song of the exotic (1998) and "Raising the Kitchen" history of the first parties at the Music Hall (1999). Also author of "Winter Tales" and "Tales gardens" for Radio France and finally a series on the discovery and conquest of New France in 2008 ( "Quebec: The Other Conquest of the West" ) Always for Radio France. Michel Cardoze is often sought as a speaker or reader of poetry, verse or prose (Cyrano de Bergerac, Chapel and Bachaumont, Theophile de Viau, Brantôme, Marguerite de Navarre, Alexandre Vialatte, Ramon Gomez de la Serna, etc ... ) In private or public. He is the author of several books including: The red cabinet, souvenirs, editions Southwest, at the end of 2007 Tell me about Adour, photos Jean-Bernard Laffitte, Le Vert editions in the air, 2005 My Suds, LPM edition, Paris, 2001 Large letters, collection Courier, Jane Otmezguine publisher, 2001 Biscay, all countries d'Artagnan, photos Jean-Bernard Laffitte, Faucompret editions, 1998 The ax Parmentier, roman noir, al. The Octopus, Whale publisher, 1997 The Return of sunny days, testing, Flammarion, 1996 Cyrano de Bergerac, biography, AD Lattès, 1994 The red Gascon, novel, Pre aux Clercs, 1989 Jewish Albano, novel, Séguier Bookstore, 1986 Jeanne d'Arc, file unclassified, test Séguier Bookstore, 1986 Georges Bize, biography, published Mazarine, 1982 |
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| The chronic The stories were framed by various chronic thematic animated by a recurring columnist. Because of their age difference and scholarship presenter, columnists had a somewhat filial Cardoze with Michel. The regional newspaper this week: this column, with commentary by Edith Simonin from 1993 to 1995, showed the political events, economic and worldly having taken place during the week and in the Principality on the Cote d'Azur. It could offer a more local news that the newspaper too International directed by EuroNews. Agenda SOUTH: chronic presenting all cultural and sporting events for the coming week by Claire Cardell from 1993 to 1995 and then by Maguelone hedonism. The chronic use by Martine Maule. This column was an adaptation of newspaper jobs that the host took every noon on Canal +, but with job offers in the region. Chronicle sports by Marc Toesca from 1998 to 2002. These columns have a "recycle" the TMC leaders whose issue had been removed following the reformatting of the chain. Thus, Edith Simonin that the newspaper had previously TMC (1991-1993) until its abolition in September 1993, or Claire Cardell presenting at the same time every night before the newspaper a magazine weather. Who better to us about the great wines? Cardoze Michel will visit the biggest chateaux of the Bordeaux region and sample a selection of quality wines. He will share his impressions and emotions felt with his words and subtle wound to help you choose wines to accompany your meal. |
