jswordy
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Just finished "Judgment of Paris" yesterday. Written by George Tabor, wow, the book really puts the lie to "Bottle Shock." The first half, especially, is an excellent read. If you read it with your winemaker's hat on, you might even pick up some things you might try in your own endeavors.
The latter half drags somewhat, but the book overall is worth the time. It even thoughtfully includes an index at the end so you can go back and look up specific items.
I got my copy through used book resale clearinghouse Abebooks for $3.45 with shipping included. When it arrived, it was new.
BTW, in many of the wine books I have been reading, Maynard Amerine's name keeps coming up. He was the UC-Davis professor who was so seminally involved with grape and wine research. Well, many of his '70s-vintage textbooks are available used. Books that were $70-$125 new can be bought for $3-$7 used. Just saying, in case anyone wants to pick up some book-learnin'. I've ordered just about every title available used for my library.
The latter half drags somewhat, but the book overall is worth the time. It even thoughtfully includes an index at the end so you can go back and look up specific items.
I got my copy through used book resale clearinghouse Abebooks for $3.45 with shipping included. When it arrived, it was new.
BTW, in many of the wine books I have been reading, Maynard Amerine's name keeps coming up. He was the UC-Davis professor who was so seminally involved with grape and wine research. Well, many of his '70s-vintage textbooks are available used. Books that were $70-$125 new can be bought for $3-$7 used. Just saying, in case anyone wants to pick up some book-learnin'. I've ordered just about every title available used for my library.
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