Wine Uncorked: A Practical Introduction to Tasting and Enjoying Wine
Author: Fiona Beckett
Wine Uncorked is a practical introduction to the enjoyable art of tasting and drinking wine. With the aid of a unique, specially created flavor wheel, it helps you explore and identify the exciting and subtle flavors of wines and choose those you will like best, so that you can select wine with confidence to complement any mood or occasion. Covers all practical aspects of enjoying wine: tasting wine, matching wine with food, buying, storing, serving and how to determine if wine is faulty; includes practical tastings of wines from the six most important grape varieties; explains how grapes are grown, the crucial role of grape varieties and how they are transformed into wine; and includes a tour of the world's major wine areas.
Table of Contents:
Introduction | 6 | |
The flavor wheel | 8 | |
Finding the wines you like | 10 | |
Enjoying wine | 24 | |
Why wine tastes the way it does | 54 | |
Where wine is made | 88 | |
Flavor crib | 136 | |
Tasting terms | 138 | |
Index | 140 | |
Acknowledgments | 144 |
Look this: Dealing with Food Allergies or The Edge
The Milk of Almonds: Italian American Women Writers on Food and Culture
Author: Louise DeSalvo
Now in paperback, this spirited and groundbreaking anthology defies generations of stereotypes about Italian American women. Here, more than fifty writers respond to and explode the familiar stock images: the nurturant grandmother lovingly stirring the sauce, the domineering mother wielding wooden spoon and garlic press. In place of these cliches, they offer a sumptuous communal feast of poetry, stories, and memoir, in which readers can taste the authentic experiences of Italian American women in all their fascinating diversity.
Louise DeSalvo is professor of English at Hunter College, City University of New York. Her thirteen books include the memoir Vertigo.
Edvige Giunta is associate professor of English at New Jersey City University. She is the author of Writing with an Accent: Contemporary Italian American Women Authors.
No comments:
Post a Comment