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Food and Drink : Wines of South Africa: Exploring the Cape Winelands

Wines of South Africa: Exploring the Cape Winelands


by: Graham Knox
November 01, 2001
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Food and Drink : Vines, Grapes and Wines: The Wine Drinker's Guide to Grape Varieties

Vines, Grapes and Wines: The Wine Drinker's Guide to Grape Varieties


by: Jancis Robinson
October 29, 1992
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I greatly enjoyed this book, but found that the author dwelled a bit too much on facts about where and how much each grape variety is grown, and much of the data is from a 1979 census which doesn't seem too relevant now. Also, the information on Spain is very out of date as it is only in the last 15 years or so that Spain has got its wine act together. Apart from that, very recommended as no other book I have seen covers this subject so extensively and so well.
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Food and Drink : Wine Science (Food Science and Technology)

Wine Science (Food Science and Technology)


by: Jackson
April 30, 2008
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I greatly enjoyed this book, but found that the author dwelled a bit too much on facts about where and how much each grape variety is grown, and much of the data is from a 1979 census which doesn't seem too relevant now. Also, the information on Spain is very out of date as it is only in the last 15 years or so that Spain has got its wine act together. Apart from that, very recommended as no other book I have seen covers this subject so extensively and so well.
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Food and Drink : Vins de Pays: A Buyer's Guide to the Best French Country Wines

Vins de Pays: A Buyer's Guide to the Best French Country Wines


from: Mitchell Beazley
January 15, 2004
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I greatly enjoyed this book, but found that the author dwelled a bit too much on facts about where and how much each grape variety is grown, and much of the data is from a 1979 census which doesn't seem too relevant now. Also, the information on Spain is very out of date as it is only in the last 15 years or so that Spain has got its wine act together. Apart from that, very recommended as no other book I have seen covers this subject so extensively and so well.
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Food and Drink : Walking in Wine Country

Walking in Wine Country


by: Nigel Buxton
June 10, 1993
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I greatly enjoyed this book, but found that the author dwelled a bit too much on facts about where and how much each grape variety is grown, and much of the data is from a 1979 census which doesn't seem too relevant now. Also, the information on Spain is very out of date as it is only in the last 15 years or so that Spain has got its wine act together. Apart from that, very recommended as no other book I have seen covers this subject so extensively and so well.
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Food and Drink : Scotland on a Plate

Scotland on a Plate


from: Black and White Publishing
June 22, 2001
Best Selling > Food and Drink > Wine and Winemaking

This book probably features the best chefs working in Scotland.

One of the entrys - The Three Chimney's on Skye - recently featured in the Top 20 places to stay worldwide in Conde Naste Traveller. Other featured establishments such as Turnbery, Cameron House, and Gleneagles - with Michelin starred Andrew Fairlie - are also world famous. Obviously, being geographically distant from the main centres of population the chefs must try harder to tempt patrons to their establishments. This does show in the recipes.

The chefs featured in this book follow well troden path of best local produce in season. Indeed many of them are so far from the central belt it would be madness to attempt anything else. This means that some of the ... Read More:

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Food and Drink : The Best of Leith's: More Than 100 Favourite Recipes from Leith's School of Food and Wine

The Best of Leith's: More Than 100 Favourite Recipes from Leith's School of Food and Wine


by: Caroline Waldegrave
November 05, 1998
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`some of the recipes are old Leith's favourites and some are new, some are very rich and some are light and healthy.

222 shiny high quality pages split over 5 main chapters:-

First Courses and Side Dishes
Main Courses
Desserts
Cake, Pastries and Breads
Miscellaneous

with a foreword from Caroline Waldegrave, principal of Leith's School of Food and Wine and the compiler of this book, `Menu Planning' and a `dictionary of cooking terms',
along with a full index.

Straightforward 2-page spread recipes with opening note - if applicable, the title, number of servings, list of ingredients with subdivisions - if applicable and a clearly numbered method on the left hand page ... Read More:

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Food and Drink : The Sideways Guide to Wine and Life

The Sideways Guide to Wine and Life


by: Alexander Payne
September 22, 2005
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`some of the recipes are old Leith's favourites and some are new, some are very rich and some are light and healthy.

222 shiny high quality pages split over 5 main chapters:-

First Courses and Side Dishes
Main Courses
Desserts
Cake, Pastries and Breads
Miscellaneous

with a foreword from Caroline Waldegrave, principal of Leith's School of Food and Wine and the compiler of this book, `Menu Planning' and a `dictionary of cooking terms',
along with a full index.

Straightforward 2-page spread recipes with opening note - if applicable, the title, number of servings, list of ingredients with subdivisions - if applicable and a clearly numbered method on the left hand page ... Read More:

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Food and Drink : The Wines of Austria (Mitchell Beazley Classic Wine Library)

The Wines of Austria (Mitchell Beazley Classic Wine Library)


by: Philipp Blom
May 18, 2006
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`some of the recipes are old Leith's favourites and some are new, some are very rich and some are light and healthy.

222 shiny high quality pages split over 5 main chapters:-

First Courses and Side Dishes
Main Courses
Desserts
Cake, Pastries and Breads
Miscellaneous

with a foreword from Caroline Waldegrave, principal of Leith's School of Food and Wine and the compiler of this book, `Menu Planning' and a `dictionary of cooking terms',
along with a full index.

Straightforward 2-page spread recipes with opening note - if applicable, the title, number of servings, list of ingredients with subdivisions - if applicable and a clearly numbered method on the left hand page ... Read More:

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Food and Drink : Oz Clarke's Wine Atlas: Wine and Wine Regions of the World

Oz Clarke's Wine Atlas: Wine and Wine Regions of the World


by: Oz Clarke
November 07, 2002
Best Selling > Food and Drink > Wine and Winemaking

There are many books and articles that try to describe wines in terms of their terroir - the vineyards location, exposure to the elements, soil content and so forth. However, Oz Clarke's book contains an inovative step that I have not seen anywhere else - he uses 3D terrain maps in his book. This really helps to understand what makes a wine, as you can quite clearly see where the plains are, how irrigation (both natural and man-made) affect the vineyard, and how prevalent weather patterns affect wine production. A good example of this is Crozes Hermitage. You can quite clearly see from his map that the vineyards themselves are on lower levels, but surrounded by hills which provide nutrients to the soils through water washed down the hillsides.
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