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Icewine	In the last decade, icewine has become a phenomenon among wine lovers. In the first comprehensive volume exploring this delicious dessert wine, John Schreiner reveals its fascinating history and tells the stories of the eccentric risktakers who have made it a favorite indulgence worldwide. Like many good things, icewine had accidental beginnings -- an early frost caught grapes still on the vine. The desperate winemaker pressed the grapes anyway, and voila -- a rich, sweet dessert wine was discovered.
The Wine Bible	This 900-page reference was in the works for eight years. Author Karen MacNeil has almost nonpareil credentials: She has trained thousands of chefs, waiters, and dining fans on the fine points of wine and lives only a metaphorical grape toss away from a vineyard, residing in Napa Valley with her winemaker spouse. The Wine Bible has all the liveliness, enthusiasm, and specialist knowledge that one would expect from such an expert teacher. Utilizing histories, glossaries, anecdotes, illustrations, maps, charts, and wine labels, MacNeil demystifies a field notorious for its hermetic elitism. Her budget-minded tips and memorable descriptions make this a book that will quickly and painlessly pay for itself.
I'm in the Wine Store, Now What?	I'm in the Wine Store, Now What?! is perfect for everyone intrigued by wine, but seriously overwhelmed when entering a wine store. All those strange labels, and those unfamiliar terms-who knows what to look for, let alone what to buy? I'm in the Wine Store, Now What?! takes the anxiety out of selecting the right wine for every occasion. Filled with beautiful 4-color illustrations, and written clearly, concisely, and without jargon, the book covers such topics as: how to read a wine label; what the difference is between a Merlot and a Cabernet Sauvignon; how to read a restaurant wine menu; how to choose delicious wines for under $20 and much, much more.
Wine Spectator Ultimate Guide to Buying Wine	Here's something no wine aficionado should be without. The experts at Wine Spectator magazine have tasted tens of thousands of wines to provide oenophiles with a complete reference of exceptional wines from around the world. Because it guides its readers to only the most satisfying selections, the Wine Spectator, one of the foremost publications on the subject of wine, is valued for the select reviews that appear in each issue. This comprehensive buying guide includes more than 10,000 listings, representing all recent vintages from 40 countries, organized by both wine and country of origin. Each entry includes a full review and rating. Make no mistake-these are the most interesting wines available, all rated on Wine Spectator's unique 100-point scale.