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Details:Condition: BRAND NEW. Format: Hardback. ISBN: 9781910904961. Publisher: Pavilion Books. Age Range: Adult. Overview:. Oz Clarke's World of Wine: Wines, Grapes, Vineyards is a beautifully illustrated hardback guide from one of Britain's best-loved wine experts. Covering the grapes, styles and regions that matter most today, it takes readers on a lively 'grand tour' of the wine world, from established European estates to exciting new frontiers. Packed with maps, photography and Clarke's trademark opinionated wit, this is an approachable yet authoritative reference for anyone who wants to drink with more confidence.. About the Book:. Structured around the grapes, growers and landscapes that shape every bottle, this book explains how wine has changed over the past two decades, with new regions and varieties reshaping the way we drink. Oz Clarke leads readers through classic heartlands like Bordeaux, Burgundy and the Rhône, then onward to emerging vineyards stretching from Vancouver Island to the coast of China. He unpacks key grape varieties - Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Riesling and more - explaining how climate, soil and geography (terroir) shape each wine's character. More than fifty panoramic maps place every region in context, while photography of vineyards brings the subject vividly to life. Clarke's tone is warm, funny and refreshingly opinionated rather than dry, making topics like winemaking methods, food pairing and label-reading genuinely enjoyable. Attention is also paid to how the industry is evolving, including shifting styles and more sustainable growing practices. Whether read cover to cover or dipped into before choosing a bottle, the book rewards casual drinkers and serious students alike with a clear framework for understanding what is in the glass and why - a browsing companion for the shelf as much as a practical shopping guide.. Key Benefits:. Written by Oz Clarke, one of the world's most respected and entertaining wine authorities.. Covers grapes, regions and vineyards old and new, from Europe's classics to emerging wine countries.. Over fifty panoramic maps plus stunning photography bring wine regions to life.. Clear explanations of terroir, grape character and food pairing for readers at any level.. A handsome hardback that makes an excellent gift for wine lovers and hosts.. About the Author:. Oz Clarke is one of the world's leading wine experts, celebrated for his phenomenal palate, irreverent style and infectious enthusiasm. Over a career spanning more than four decades he has written over thirty books on wine, including Pocket Wine A to Z and Grapes & Wines. He is also a familiar face on British television and radio, co-presenting Oz and James Drink to Britain, and was appointed OBE in 2020 for services to broadcasting and journalism.. Why You'll Love This Guide:. Whether you're building wine knowledge from scratch or refining an existing passion, Oz Clarke's warmth, wit and expertise make this hardback a genuinely enjoyable read - as useful on the shelf as it is inspiring at the table.. Please Note: Cover design may vary slightly; this listing is for the UK edition with ISBN 9781910904961 as shown.
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Condition: BRAND NEW. Format: Hardback. ISBN: 9781910904961. Publisher: Pavilion Books. Age Range: Adult. Overview:. Oz Clarke's World of Wine: Wines, Grapes, Vineyards is a beautifully illustrated hardback guide from one of Britain's best-loved wine experts. Covering the grapes, styles and regions that matter most today, it takes readers on a lively 'grand tour' of the wine world, from established European estates to exciting new frontiers. Packed with maps, photography and Clarke's trademark opinionated wit, this is an approachable yet authoritative reference for anyone who wants to drink with more confidence.. About the Book:. Structured around the grapes, growers and landscapes that shape every bottle, this book explains how wine has changed over the past two decades, with new regions and varieties reshaping the way we drink. Oz Clarke leads readers through classic heartlands like Bordeaux, Burgundy and the Rhône, then onward to emerging vineyards stretching from Vancouver Island to the coast of China. He unpacks key grape varieties - Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Riesling and more - explaining how climate, soil and geography (terroir) shape each wine's character. More than fifty panoramic maps place every region in context, while photography of vineyards brings the subject vividly to life. Clarke's tone is warm, funny and refreshingly opinionated rather than dry, making topics like winemaking methods, food pairing and label-reading genuinely enjoyable. Attention is also paid to how the industry is evolving, including shifting styles and more sustainable growing practices. Whether read cover to cover or dipped into before choosing a bottle, the book rewards casual drinkers and serious students alike with a clear framework for understanding what is in the glass and why - a browsing companion for the shelf as much as a practical shopping guide.. Key Benefits:. Written by Oz Clarke, one of the world's most respected and entertaining wine authorities.. Covers grapes, regions and vineyards old and new, from Europe's classics to emerging wine countries.. Over fifty panoramic maps plus stunning photography bring wine regions to life.. Clear explanations of terroir, grape character and food pairing for readers at any level.. A handsome hardback that makes an excellent gift for wine lovers and hosts.. About the Author:. Oz Clarke is one of the world's leading wine experts, celebrated for his phenomenal palate, irreverent style and infectious enthusiasm. Over a career spanning more than four decades he has written over thirty books on wine, including Pocket Wine A to Z and Grapes & Wines. He is also a familiar face on British television and radio, co-presenting Oz and James Drink to Britain, and was appointed OBE in 2020 for services to broadcasting and journalism.. Why You'll Love This Guide:. Whether you're building wine knowledge from scratch or refining an existing passion, Oz Clarke's warmth, wit and expertise make this hardback a genuinely enjoyable read - as useful on the shelf as it is inspiring at the table.. Please Note: Cover design may vary slightly; this listing is for the UK edition with ISBN 9781910904961 as shown.
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Age group | Adult |
Gender | unisex |
Size | 20 |
Brand | Oz Clarke |
Color | bordeaux/burgundy |
format | hardcover |
Language | english |
character | none |
features | 1st edition |
type | colouring book |
artist | not specified |
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