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Book ReviewsThe Official Guide to Wine Snobbery |
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Book: The Official Guide to Wine Snobbery
Written by: Leonard S. Berstein |
Publisher: Barricade Books
Average Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5
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An amiably and expertly written guide
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5 / 5
The Official Guide To Wine Snobbery by Leonard S. Bernstein is an amiably and expertly written guide to everything from how to properly hold a wine glass, to matching foods and wines, to popular controversies surrounding wines and their tasting, and a great deal more. Informed and informative, The Official Guide To Wine Snobbery is an enjoyable, accessible, 160-page instructional guide which is especially recommended for non-specialist general readers with an interest in the pastime and culture of wine tasting.
great reading
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5 / 5
This book is out of print and I managed to get a used copy as a gift to a friend. I first read it a few months ago, also a few months after I first got interested in wine. This is great reading for anyone into wine tasting, even only remotely. It not only gives you quite some information about French wines (occasionally American ones), but also teaches you how to be snobbishly cool with the whole thing with scathing humor. You'll laugh as you read through and recognize as well as make fun of your own snobbery in the future.
From a naif.
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5 / 5
I neither know nor care about wine, but I found this book enormously entertaining.
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