Love and Wine

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But his 4-step guide to tasting and other easy-to-follow tips makes this book on wine worth keeping on your list. We strongly recommend this book to anyone looking to expand their wine knowledge or just looking for a fun read. This thoroughly successful work sets a new standard and makes wine more accessible and user-friendly than it has ever been before. This book was just updated in 2020, so it covers many of the recent developments in the world of natural wines.

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The true story of Rudy Kurniawan, a young Indonesian-Chinese who arrived in California in 2002, and soon became a celebrity among wine collectors but ended up tricking them and selling them wines under false labels. For instance, why the serving temperature of the wine matters, when to decant, if at all, and what to do with wine leftovers.Though some of MacNeil’s wine descriptors can be a tad ornate – she describes a good vintage of Petrus as “Ingrid Bergman in red satin. From their home in Valais, she and her husband, Dani, explored the wine-growing regions of Italy and France. Decoding Italian Wine will be a very helpful and essential instrument for a deeper and wider Italian wine education.

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One of the best wine books if you are interested in discovering American wine outside of California.

Over the past three decades, wine family women have emerged as business leaders and winemakers – unthinkable in earlier times. A hilarious trip along US wine regions with the former Playboy magazine nightlife columnist and booze connoisseur Dan Dunn. To help you get your bearings, we curated a list of the best wine books in a number of specific categories. Well written, beautifully illustrated, and thoughtfully laid out so that you can dip in and out at your leisure. Robinson teaches and nudges with the brevity, wit, and clarity of someone whose life has been dedicated to wine.

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The most up-to-date edition for this annual guide filled with concise factual commentaries on wines, growers, and wine regions of the whole world. Taking that question forward, I have compiled a list of fundamental reading – books on wine at both the enthusiast and the student level that I have personally found ticks the boxes. Not only the women, but the men and children in their lives have much to say about traditions that need overturning, and those worth protecting.The personal experiences of a woman who decided to quit her job to start her career in the wine business. Against a rich historical backdrop, Suzanne studied the seismic cultural and business changes in the Piemontese wine industry that allowed women to step from the shadows and assume significant roles in their families' wine estates. This witty and provoking text gives a professional overview of the wine business through a series of personal stories sprinkled with irony. Suzanne Hoffman, a native of New Orleans, Louisiana, is an attorney and passionate storyteller about the lives of Italian wine families.