Best local wines are best found — and grabbed — on their home turf – OregonLive.com
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Best local wines are best found — and grabbed — on their home turf
OregonLive.com A beautifully made wine with a lovely mid-palate density with a core of wild cherry and berry fruits, Matello "Willamette Valley" Pinot Noir 2008 shows just … |
Hearty, Healthy, Homemade Winter Soups – CBS News
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Hearty, Healthy, Homemade Winter Soups
CBS News (CBS) In the midst of winter, what better way to warm the soul than by having some hearty, homemade soup? Food & Wine magazine Special Projects Director … |
Fear of Wine: An Introductory Guide to the Grape
In this friendly introductory guide, food and wine writer Leslie Brenner tells how to:
Pour and taste wine
Develop a taste memory
Order from a wine list
Select a wine at the store
Match food with wine
In addition, helpful sidebars illuminate such subjects as:
How–and why–to swirl without sloshing
Disarming a snotty waiter
Ten great wines to bring to a dinner party
Going beyond California Chardonnay
Starting your own cellar for under $100
Along the way, Lettie Teague’s funny and informative cartoons enhance the text and make great devices for remembering the most important facts. Before long,
your old standby, Chateau Screwtop, will be a distant memory. Accessible and concise, Fear of Wine will appeal to anyone who wants to know a little bit about a subject that can bring great pleasure.
At last, a guide that is as fun to read as wine is to drink!
Customer Review: GREAT BOOK
A friend of mine gave this book about 9 years ago, I enjoyed it then and I still go back and read it now, it has been one the best wine books I have, easy to read and very helpful, it sure gave the information I needed to star my wine cellar.
Customer Review: Great for those who wish to learn and not get overwhelmed!
This is a wonderful book. It’s accurate and EASY to READ. You will not get overwhelmed or confused while reading this material. The illustrations help a LOT. Best introductory wine book out there. A must buy for beginners!
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