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Oz explains how to get maximum enjoyment out of every bottle you buy, from dealing with broken corks, to learning basic tasting techniques, spotting faulty wine, and matching food and wine, whether at home or in a restaurant.

(Hardback)

Monseigneur le Vin is a distinctly cheeky but highly informative French introduction to the art of drinking wine.

(Hardback)

On California explores this world-class wine region with some of the most respected writers to have written about it. A beautiful volume for all wine lovers.

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Chianti is loved globally and this is the story of the region which produces it along with a number of other important wines, including the Super Tuscans. A portrait penned by the leading writers of this classic region.

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Oz's most authoritative and definitive, yet also his most personal wine book ever. This book, and Oz, really are your personal wine guides.

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A new series of elegant travel guides for the wine-interested traveller, giving them all the information they need to explore each classic wine region for maximum enjoyment.

(Paperback, 4th Revised edition)

Written in an anecdotal style, Rich, Red & Rare conveys a wealth of valuable up-to-date information on port written by England's leading authority on the subject.

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Sake, Japanese rice wine, can be confusing to the wine scholar. Anthony Rose's new book brings clarity to the subject with explanations of the history, cultural significance, brewing methods and industry structure. A thorough analysis of the wine's signature flavours follows along with detailed profiles of the most important producers.

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The popularity of natural wine has taken the food and wine world by storm, and this book takes readers on an insider s tour of the wineries, and into the farmhouse kitchens, of the most important and influential natural winemakers of our time.

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Terroir is everything in modern wine appreciation. Geologist and professor, Alex Maltman looks at the rocks that make up key wine regions and what difference they make.

(Hardback)

Discover the story behind the award-winning rose wines from Provence's Chateau d'Esclans, which inspired the 'rose revolution.'

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Richard Betts is one of fewer than two hundred master sommeliers in the world, but he's no wine snob and he hates wine-speak. He helps readers scratch and sniff their way to expertise by introducing the basic components of wine - the fruits, the wood, the earth. Enabling anyone to discover the difference between a Syrah and a Sangiovese.

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For thousands of years, from its origins in ancient Mesopotamia to its current status as a global industry, the history of wine has been directly related to major social, cultural, religious and economic changes. This fascinating and entertaining book takes a look at 100 bottles that mark significant change in the evolution of wine and winemaking.

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A life in wine, from one of our most admired, as well as best-selling, wine writers, Hugh Johnson, which will inform and delight readers.

(Hardback)

Find your favourite wine in the table and, in theory, you should like all the other wines in the same column and also the wines immediately to the left or right, regardless of colour, because they all share characteristics you'll enjoy.

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One of France's most exciting wine regions, often overlooked because of its proximity to heavyweight neighbour Burgundy, but increasingly capable of producing exquisite and great value wines. This guide is the definitive look at the region, written by an acknowledged expert, Natasha Hughes MW.

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A wine producer the size of New Zealand, Austria and Greece, yet very few know about the wines of Brazil. This guide gives you the inside story of a region that has been making wine since the Portuguese arrived in the 16th century.

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California is one of the world's most feted wine regions. Elaine Chukan Brown, one of the worlds leading authority on the region, analyses all of the main AVAs, from the North Coast, to the celebrated Napa and Sonoma Valleys.

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Explores the wines of Catalunya, Spains Mediterranean coast, the Levante, the heart of Spain, including Madrid and La Mancha, Andalucia in the south and the Balearic and Canary Islands. Taking each region in turn, Evans relates its history, exploring current trends in winemaking and viticulture and profiling the key producers.

(Paperback, 2nd edition)

Portugal is fast becoming one of Europes less well kept wine secrets, producing great wines at reasonable prices. Richard Mayson, the worlds leading authority on the wines of Portugal, analyses the main regions, including profiles of the most exciting producers and their distinctive wines.

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The rich diversity of the world of wine, both grape varieties and wine styles, is represented in south-west France, making it a compelling region for wine lovers. Phillips considers the wines of the various sub-regions in turn, their terroir, grape varieties, wine styles, and wine law, providing entries on their most notable producers.

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Former International Wine Communicator of the Year, Jane Parkinson, gives you the lowdown on wine and how to make the most of it

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This book is in two parts, the first covering the history and an overview of the region, the grape varieties used and the wine styles produced, and the viticulture and vinification of the Loire valley. The second part profiles the main regions of the Loire valley. A final chapter gives an overview of Loire vintages.