Great Domaines of Burgundy: A Guide to the Finest Wine Producers of the Cote D'or1 review Remington Norman, Michael Broadbent Kyle Cathie, 2002 Fabulous I cannot remember how many times I have got off the loo with terrible pins and needles as a result of becoming too absorbed in this book. There is a remarkable amount of fascinating technical and anecdotal information which directly enhances ones enjoyment when it comes to drinking Burgundy. ...             The Wine Bible78 reviews Karen MacNeil Workman Publishing Company, 2001 Great book + Wine for everyone! + Karen MacNeil Wine Bible Has a wealth of information, stories and facts about just about every type of wine. This book is great for anyone wanting to expand their wine knowledge. It would probably also be great for someone that doesn't know anything about wine, but wants to learn.             Discovering Wine Country: Bordeaux: How to Find Great Wines Off the Beaten Track (Discovering Wine Country)1 review Monty Waldin Mitchell Beazley, 2005 Supreme knowledge Waldin's knowledge of his subject is immense but conveyed with an ease. He is clearly no stooge to the grand marques and is forthright in his opinions without being pompous. Whether you're a wine lover or merely someone that loves the countryside, this book is really all you'll need for a ...             Sake A Modern Guide4 reviews Beau Timken, Sara Deseran Chronicle Books, 2006 A great book for Sake lovers of all levels + Great Book! + Great Beginner's Guide to this Mysterious Beverage + Must Have Guide for the Sake Traveler             Keys to the Cellar: Strategies and Secrets of Wine Collecting2 reviews Peter D. Meltzer Wiley, 2006 Great book on how to buy for a new cellar and how to buy at auction Meltzer is a veteran of the wine auctions and his tips for buying at auction are invaluable. He also provides very solid ideas as to how to start your cellar ( the actual collection of bottles, not the construction of the thing) depending on your interests, lifestyle and approach to wine. I ...             Discovering Wine: A Refreshingly Unfussy Beginner's Guide to Finding, Tasting, Judging, Storing, Serving, ...4 reviews Joanna Simon Fireside, 2003 A user friendly book + Great Place to Begin + fun This is a really nice book, to get you started in wine appreciation. I also bought a Perfect Sommelier, because I wanted to taste the wine as soon as I bought it, instead of waiting years for it to be cellared. Use Google to search for it. The book really helped in locating some of the many ...             The New Sotheby's Wine Encyclopedia, Third Edition26 reviews Tom Stevenson DK ADULT, 2001 Best Appellation book around + Great reference tool + great for the serious wine student + Sotheby's Wine Encyc             Wine Report 2006 (Wine Report)9 reviews Tom Stevenson DK ADULT, 2005 Not a book for H. Moon "MHC" + A book to live with + Review of Wine Report 2007 + A 'must' for any wine buff who wants to latest news on the greatest wines             Bordeaux: Revised Third Edition12 reviews Robert M. Parker Simon & Schuster, 1998 Bordeaux + The best wine book + The Best Bordeaux guide + Informative but not the Gospel + The only real guide to Bordeaux             The New Sotheby's Wine Encyclopedia, Fourth Edition26 reviews Tom Stevenson DK ADULT, 2005 Best Appellation book around + Great reference tool + great for the serious wine student + Sotheby's Wine Encyc             Côte D'Or: A Celebration of the Great Wines of Burgundy7 reviews Clive Coates M. W. University of California Press, 1997 If you are serious about Burgundy + The best of its kind + If you're only going to have one Burgundy book... + Excellent single-volume work on Burgundy             The Oxford Companion to Wine51 reviews Oxford University Press, USA, 1999 It's all there + Great Encyclopedia + It must be great + Value for Money + Wine books             Burgundy: The 90 Greatest Wines ("Grandeur Nature" Collection)2 reviews James Turnbull Hachette-Livre, 1999 Great Snapshot of Burgundy's Finest Producers + Good overall snapshot of Burgundy's premier producers This was a great easy to read book with a "snapshot" of the finest producers of Burgundy. The text includes basic information on the producer, the history of the domaine, a specific review on the wine and an assessment on the overall style of the producer. A great find for any Burgundy ...             Rhone Valley: The 90 Greatest Wines (Grandeur Nature Collection) Hachette Livre Hachette Livre, 2008             The World Atlas of Wine44 reviews Hugh Johnson, Jancis Robinson Mitchell Beazley, 2001 Just as good as the last editions + At Last, An Atlas! + Amazing + Best Darned Wine Book + A Must Have             Discovering Wine Country: South of France: How to Find Great Wines Off the Beaten Track (Discovering Wine ...2 reviews Jonathan Healey Mitchell Beazley, 2005 Don't leave home without this book! + Not a Complete Survey of Southern France I learned a lot about the South and France and its wines from this book. The author makes you feel like you're there - and he tells you what wines are worth buying, and why. The book is beautifully illustrated too, with fabulous photographs and loads of maps with suggested wine routes. I like the ...             Wines of the Rhone Valley: Revised and Expanded Edition11 reviews Robert M. Parker Simon & Schuster, 1997 WHAT A BOOK ! Impressive tastings, writings and insights! + Another excellent book from Parker + The handy bible for Rhone wines + A must bring when you vist the Rhone Valley             The Wine Bible78 reviews Karen MacNeil Workman Publishing Company, 2001 Great book + Wine for everyone! + Karen MacNeil Wine Bible Has a wealth of information, stories and facts about just about every type of wine. This book is great for anyone wanting to expand their wine knowledge. It would probably also be great for someone that doesn't know anything about wine, but wants to learn.             The New Sotheby's Wine Encyclopedia, Third Edition26 reviews Tom Stevenson DK ADULT, 2001 Best Appellation book around + Great reference tool + great for the serious wine student + Sotheby's Wine Encyc             Discovering Wine: A Refreshingly Unfussy Beginner's Guide to Finding, Tasting, Judging, Storing, Serving, ...4 reviews Joanna Simon Fireside, 2003 A user friendly book + Great Place to Begin + fun This is a really nice book, to get you started in wine appreciation. I also bought a Perfect Sommelier, because I wanted to taste the wine as soon as I bought it, instead of waiting years for it to be cellared. Use Google to search for it. The book really helped in locating some of the many ...