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1 author picked Red, White, and Drunk All Over as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This is a voyage of stories about wine from the old world and new world, some very amusing.
Nathalie travels to Burgundy to explore Pinot Noir, Champagne to learn about sparkling wine, California and Australia to learn about New World wine, and many more places. Through her exploration you’ll learn about the wine regions she visits and about wine tasting.
This book is written in a very easy and humorous style, as hinted at by the title. I loved this book for its unstuffy, friendly approach to wine.
From Caro's list on The best books about wine from a recovering wine geek.
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