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Wine For Beginners

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Learn How To Become An Expert In The Wine Tasting Field Starting Today…

Are you tired of trying to find ways to learn about wine?




If so, the solution you have been looking for is finally here!




Through the release of the Wine For Beginners Book, you are going to learn how you can become an expert, or at least be with the right information to order wine in a restaurant.
You will learn how to choose, serve and store wine,
and discover the terms used when discussing wine and what they all mean.


Some of the topics that'll be covered:


How To Find The Wine You Like Best And Order It Correctly
Know How To Read A Wine Menu
Learn How To Talk Like A Wine Connoisseur
The Difference Between A Great Wine & One That Does Not Measure Up
And Much More…
Don't wait another second to get this information – Order your copy of Wine For Beginners today!
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80 printed pages
Original publication
2018
Publication year
2018
Publisher
Mark Williams

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  • natashadushkohas quoted6 years ago
    Technology, science and innovation are the cornerstones of New World wines. California in the United States is recognized in particular for its freedom of experimentation and use of modern technology. Ontario and British Columbia in Canada are in the forefront of such new products as Ice Wines. In fact, much of New World Wine is based on discovering what works in the New World. This is true for new products as well as technological innovations.
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    • natashadushkohas quoted6 years ago
      It is hard to compete with the Romance of France and Italy. There is the ancient heritage of Greece and the centuries of production in European countries. Vineyards pass down through families. Their methods flow from family member to family member. It is all about tradition.
      Tradition is a major component of Old World production methods.
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      • natashadushkohas quoted6 years ago
        Balance: As the term indicates, balance means all the component of a wine - acid, tannin, alcohol and fruit, are in an equal relationship where none dominates.
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