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This category includes a series of more technical titles with a particular sociological, economic, or historical approach. These are some of the best wine books for passionate wine buffs and oenophiles! A book that blends the author’s passions for wine and literature. A heartfelt insight on the culture and history of wine together with explanations on the differences between Old and New World wines, varietals and terroir. “What a delightful and singular book- the pairings of wine and books is every oenophile's dream. Now I know exactly what to imbibe when rereading Tolkien.” Susannah Seton In this blog, I start with that all-important resource: books on wine that inform. For those starting or early in their wine journey.

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A guide to eating and drinking your way through Georgia, a country that is considered the cradle of world viticulture and it’s now attracting a lot of attention in the wine business. It will make you thirsty, hungry, and willing to depart for Georgia. This is a great wine book for the adventurous wine lover. “Capalbo has done the great service of bringing the country’s treasures within reach of any visitor through the use of maps, listings of hundreds of places of interest, and suggested itineraries.” Matt SutherlandThis is a personal book. It is more a fun memoir than a novel. An immersion in the Provence, getting to know the people, the traditions, the places and the wines: a real adventure of life. “ Like a wry cross between Bill Bryson and Dave Bidini, Paul Shore's funny, self-deprecating and wholesome recounting of a year spent in Provence is one part travelogue, one part self-help guide, one part memoir. Uncorked is just like a good French wine: light, delicious, and full of flavor.” Grant Lawrence A book with an extremely interesting perspective on the wine world that uncovers the complex web of politics behind a bottle of wine. “It is the kind of book a wine economist would want to read and gift as a gift to friends.” Journal Of Wine Economics Wine Books That Are Rare Or Currently Out Of Print

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Dysfunction can lead to some great results. The story of the preeminent fine wine family of the 1970s, 80's and 90's. Learn the inside story of a family on the brink. The blood feuds and passions that drove a billion-dollar business. A bit of an unconventional introductory wine book. A lot of practical advice, straight talk, and good illustrations to counteract all the rules that the obnoxious experts are giving you on wine. “ Rejoice! At last, an accessible, abbreviated guide to the basics of wine, including drinking, buying, and sharing.” Wine Enthusiast Reflections of a Wine Merchant: On a Lifetime in the Vineyards and Cellars of France and Italy – Neal Rosenthal A mix of scientific information, amusing anecdotes, and historical tidbits. Extremely informative and quite technical text with notions of physics, biology, chemistry on wine, and all other alcoholic things. “Lively . . . [Rogers’s] descriptions of the science behind familiar drinks exert a seductive pull.” New York Times

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Decoding Italian Wine: A Beginner's Guide to Enjoying the Grapes, Regions, Practices, and Culture of the "Land of Wine" - Andrew Cullen & Ryan Anthony McNally An in-depth analysis of all the factors that influence wine. These include terroir and biodynamics and the controversial technical trends that are changing wine production. An interesting scientific approach to some of the hottest debate subjects of the wine business. It's one of the best wine books for anyone that really wants to dig into the technical side of wine. “Jamie Goode is a rarity in the wine world: a trained scientist who can explain complicated subjects without dumbing them down or coming over like a pointy head. It also helps that he’s a terrific writer with a real passion for his subject.” Tim Atkin MW Drink to me only with thine eyes, And I will pledge with mine; Or leave a kiss but in the cup And I’ll not look for wine.” Starting from the Judgment of Paris and passing through the French Paradox, Julia Child and Robert Parker, the history of how American wine has changed in the last 50 years and how the country has managed to join France as one of world's top wine-producing and -drinking nation. “ Hard to resist” Boston Globe

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From the author of many award-winning books on wine, a visual tour of the great wine regions of the world with insights on grapes, wines, growers, and winemakers. Accompanied by interesting photographs and detailed maps. ”Written in Clarke's lively yet well-informed style, the book oozes with the man's passion for his subject” Scotland on Sunday The book for all wine lovers, anyone who tastes, sips, guzzles or otherwise imbibes. This witty and provoking text gives a professional overview of the wine business through a series of personal stories sprinkled with irony. “A wonderfully intimate memoir-cum-manifesto from a writer comfortable with his own ability as a wine writer who’s not afraid to say it as it is. . . One of the more enjoyable and fluid wine books to read all year.” Jancis Robinson Wine Politics: How Governments, Environmentalists, Mobsters, and Critics Influence the Wines We Drink - Tyler ColemanNoted sommelier Aldo Sohm’s book is cheerful, easy and peppered with colourful illustrations and infographics The World Atlas of Wine by Hugh Johnson and Jancis Robinson We are often asked for a list of the best wine books by our readers. This is a major challenge because wine is such a broad topic. Wine books run the gamut from tomes about the technical details of winemaking to dramatic novels about love and intrigue in wine country. Orienting yourself in the vast universe of wine books is not always easy, especially for those who would like to know more but do not know where to start.

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To be a Frenchman means to fight for your country and its wine.” Claude Terrail The Wine Savant: A Guide to the New Wine Culture - Michael Steinberger Windows on the World offers expert guides to the world’s top wine regions, along with maps, stunning photographs, detailed infographics, and more. Hundreds of wines from all over the world are introduced, tasted, and evaluated in this book. A family drama set in the vineyards of California and Tuscany. A charming romantic novel to immerse yourself in while drinking a glass of good wine! “ As she did with fragrance and scent-making in Scent of Triumph (2015), Moran weaves knowledge of wine and winemaking into this intense family drama.” Booklist

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Light and flavorsome as a good rosé should be, this is an autobiographical travel journal through the south of France, enjoying the company of good friends, delicious food, and wine. Witty escapism for those who enjoy, or enjoy reading about, good wine, good food, and good travel.” Library Journal