An engaging, simple, and comprehensive wine book that proposes an empirical perspective on wine, as you would expect from an acclaimed sommelier like Marnie Old. In this entertaining travel essay/memoir, [Osborne] combines both of his loves with a combination of sparkling prose and insightful observations. For those interested in the subject, but not yet knowledgeable, this book will help you understand what you like.

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To help you get your bearings, we curated a list of the best wine books in a number of specific categories. Angel of Alta Langa: A Novel of Love and War" is Suzanne’s second book and debut novel due out in November 2021.These include terroir and biodynamics and the controversial technical trends that are changing wine production.

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The author recorded over two hundred hours of one-on-one interviews with family members and producers from Piemonte. Over the past three decades, wine family women have emerged as business leaders and winemakers – unthinkable in earlier times. You will be prepared with tips on the best wineries to visit, where to stay and how to get the most out of visits to local wine-tasting rooms. An evergreen favourite, now in its 35 th edition (an indicator of its popularity and sustaining power), Zraly was wine director of the famous World Trade Center icon restaurant (now gone forever) after which he named his book.Suzanne Hoffman, a native of New Orleans, Louisiana, is an attorney and passionate storyteller about the lives of Italian wine families. This witty and provoking text gives a professional overview of the wine business through a series of personal stories sprinkled with irony.

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It's one of the best wine books for anyone hoping to understand how winemaking is evolving in the 2020s. This book is a must-read for anyone who wants to deepen their understanding of wine faults and improve their ability to identify them with confidence. She took her straightforward approach and mountains of wine knowledge and turned it into an engaging and educational book.In 1999, Suzanne discovered Piemonte and soon became immersed in the enchanting region’s rich culture and history. 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.