Oz Clarke's Introducing Wine.

By Oz Clarke

ISBN: 9780156030236

Printed: 2000

Publisher: Websters International Publishers. London

Dimensions 22 × 22 × 2 cm
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Language: English

Size (cminches): 22 x 22 x 2

£16.00
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In the original dust jacket. Board binding the same as the cover.

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A well presented copy which provides the reader with a fountain of knowledge.

An introduction to the world of wine by the acclaimed wine writer covers the basics of grapes, regions, and vintages, and ends his tour on the wine rack with valuable advice on how to choose the best bottle. 

Review: Having been continually confused by wine lists in restaurants, I was looking for a simple yet thorough introduction to wine and I have to say this book is fantastic! Starting with the very basics of wine, it tells you everything you need to know. It provides an excellent overview of different grape varieties, the major types of wine and how to match food with wine.

Particularly useful is the guide to major wine producing regions. This book gets the right balance of general introduction to wine, with hooks into a more detailed appreciation of wine. The book is logically structured and unlike many of the books out there, is squarely aimed at someone looking to learn the basics of wine appreciation. My only criticism is that a lot of the wines recommended come from such small vineyards, they are almost impossible to get – even through the specialist suppliers. However this is an excellent book for someone who is interested in wine, its production and the key wine producing regions.

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