Episode 30 | Handing down the winery from dad to daughter (In French only)
Sous le Bouchon – The SAQ Podcast
Meet two generations of Quebec winemakers


Yann Langlais Plante, Charles-Henri De Coussergues,
Laure De Coussergues, Yvan Quirion, Sarah Du Temple-Quirion
Part 1
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Part 2
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