The Godfather Of Wine

Download or read book The Godfather of Wine written by Dan Engberson and published by . This book was released on 2013-04-28 with total page 150 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This is the book I wished had existed when I started learning about wine. When you want to know more about what you're drinking, simple, complete answers can be extremely difficult to come by. For years, I have wished there was just one book that had simple, clear, yet complete information. This is that book. In it, all of French wine is broken down into easily digestible Short Lists. By learning these easy lists, the entire wine world will open up to you.What makes red Bordeaux different from red Burgundy? What are the differences between various regions and styles? Why does Champagne have bubbles? Did Dom Perignon really invent sparkling Champagne? What's the deal with wine ratings, classes, Cru's and growths? How is northern Rhone red connected to California Syrah and Australian Shiraz? What wine terms and names do I really need to know?The entire wine world has been shaped by France. Around the globe, French grape varieties have been planted, wineries have sought and relied upon French wine expertise, and French styles have been mimicked. This is what makes France the Godfather of Wine: it's the epicenter, the birthplace, the inevitable nexus of the entire wine world. To understand French wine is to understand all wine.That is the aim of this book: to make the regional, varietal, and stylistic elements and differences understandable to both the wine novice and the certified Wine Geek. This book will help you refine your tastes and appreciation of wine, and your understanding of all that has come together to put that glass in your hand.