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Good, Better, Best Wines: A No-Nonsense Guide to Popular Wines
Just tell me what's good!
For those who have a taste for accessible, affordable wines and a distaste for comparative shopping.
With tens of thousands of wines competing for attention, tough economic times, and time-pressed wine drinkers, there has never been a better time to buy popular wines. Good, Better, Best Wines is the first book that focuses exclusively on "big br...more
For those who have a taste for accessible, affordable wines and a distaste for comparative shopping.
With tens of thousands of wines competing for attention, tough economic times, and time-pressed wine drinkers, there has never been a better time to buy popular wines. Good, Better, Best Wines is the first book that focuses exclusively on "big br...more
Paperback, 256 pages
Published
April 6th 2010
by Alpha
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We drink a lot of wine around my house and generally pick bottles based on things we've previously liked, store employee recommendations, sales, regions that we happen to be interested in at the time (New Zealand for awhile, don't remember why but lots of fun finds) or things that just look interesting. All good methods but sometimes it's helpful to have a slightly more consistent opinion to turn to. This book is so useful! It has helpful recommendations in realistic price ranges for wines I cou...more
I was very impressed with this book. I own a few books about wine, and this one provides the most useful information about wines you'll actually drink. This book is not a novel, it's more of a "buy this, not that" for wine. The author critics wines that are most commonly found in local wine/grocery stores, and all of them are under $15. A small book, easy to read, and full of information. The book is separated into sections (reds, whites, sparkling/dessert, etc) and within each section the autho...more
A good book to have around when exploring everyday wines from the grocery store. The author briefly introduces the variety then offers a short description of wines costing below $15.00 and easily found at most places selling the beverage.
Perfect for those that need to know what to buy at that wine shop that is really a beer or liquor store. These owner's can not help only have the mass produced bottles, but sometimes, that's all you can find.
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