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As more people come to appreciate the wisdom of buying wine by the case, they're contemplating the installation of a home wine cellar to store and protect their vinous investments, whether they live in a one-bedroom apartment or a house with room to spare. This concise, helpful book by respected New York Times wine writer Howard G. Goldberg offers basic guidance on planning, organizing, and maintaining a wine collection, with tips on how to choose the right storage system, create the proper climatic...

Product Description Peter Willis 1990 (Binding: Cloth ) Cloth with gold-gilt decoration and type to cover and spine, 21 cm. 211 numbered pp. Facsimile copy of the 1880 editon with one hundred pen and ink drawings, chiefly from sketches by Ernest A. Vizetelly. This edition

What Do You Know About Wine? Desk Calendar: This popular calendar, written by bartender and columnist Jeff Burkhart, offers expert commentary on all aspects of wine, including selection and storage, viticultural concepts, terminology, varietals, and wine-producing regions—and its 314 entries are presented in Q&A format so you can test your wine knowledge. Includes a pronunciation guide for selected wines and terms, yearly grids for 2012 and 2013, and pages for notes.

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Paul Kreider, author of 49 Things You Should Have Learned by the Time You Turn Fifty , first made wine in 1974 and has made wine every harvest since. From his garage-based start-up business, Kreider established his own winery, the Ross Valley Winery, in 1987. It has remained a small, quality-conscious operation serving the community in San Anselmo in Marin County, California, twenty minutes north of the Golden Gate Bridge. Kreider has spent hundreds of hours educating individuals and groups about...

Knowing what to expect from a bottle of wine, and a little about where it is from and how it is made adds immensely to its enjoyment. "All About Wine" enables wine enthusiasts to approach any bottle with confidence. Written in an engaging style by bestselling author Jonathan Ray, it will help you become and expert in no time. The first section, Wine Basic, explains why wine tastes the way it does. Soil, grapes, method of production, and climate all influence the final product. Next, discover the...

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Here is the perfect introduction to the world of wine. This book is packed with information on choosing wines by region or by grape, with advice on selecting wines, ordering in restaurants, tasting, serving, storing, recommended producers and vintages and includes a jargon-busting glossary of wine terms. Charming and whimsical illustrations give the book an informal and accessible feel.

God I hope not. But who knows? There is an extremely good chance that while print books will exist, they would be more for collectors' stake. Yeah, e-readers will likely become dominant, and not too long from now. I love books. Actually books. But we live in the technological age. It's a double-edged sword. =*(

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In the 1830s slavery was so deeply entrenched that it could not even be discussed in Congress, which had enacted a "gag rule" to ensure that anti-slavery petitions would be summarily rejected. This stirring book chronicles the parliamentary battle to bring "the peculiar institution" into the national debate, a battle that some historians have called "the Pearl Harbor of the slavery controversy." The campaign to make slavery officially and respectably debatable was waged by John Quincy Adams who spent...

Single, stressed, and living amid the hustle and hurry of modern Hong Kong, Polly Evans had a vision: of mountains and orange groves, matadors and promenades–and of a glorious, hassle-free journey across Spain by bicycle. But like any decent dream, Polly’s came with its own reality: of thighs screaming with pain and goats trying to derail her, of strange local delicacies and overzealous suitors. In fact, like any great traveler, Polly had bitten off more than she could chew–and would delight in every...

What Are Some Good Books To Read? I am a 25year old girl who loves reading.I've read all the books on my bookshelf and i wanna read something new.I like reading books that are Based On A True Story,That are Romantic,Funny,Scary,Or Full Of Mysterious.Is there any kind of books you suggest i should buy and or read?

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Author: Besch, Andy. With: Kaye, Ellen. Publisher: William Morrow & Co, 10/1/2005. Content Language: English. Book,. Hardcover: 188 pages. Weight: 0.95 lbs. Dimensions: L: 9.28 in. x W: 6.32 in. x H: 0.8 in.

For an author video click here. Oz Clarke, Britain's most popular wine writer, is totally in tune with what novice wine enthusiasts want to know, learn, and, most importantly, enjoy about the fruit of the vine. His accessible and comprehensive beginner's guide is a wonderful treat for wine lovers eager to enhance their knowledge: Clarke lays out the rules of wine tasting, explains what creates a wine's signature taste, describes all the top grape varieties and their individual characteristics, and...