Wines of France
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Chipped and worn with some minor damage
Pages: Good
Markings: No markings
Condition remarks: Small rip on bottom left of dust jacket (about 1-2mm), small ink stains on back of book (two darker ones in 1cm lines and a few lighter specs), one coffee drop (small) at top of block
Widely considered the "Bible" of French viniculture, Alexis Lichine’s Wines of France remains a definitive and classic guide for connoisseurs and students alike. This Seventh Revised Edition offers an exhaustive exploration of the country’s most prestigious vineyards, from the structured reds of Bordeaux and the elegant Pinots of Burgundy to the sparkling hills of Champagne and the sun-drenched estates of the Rhône. Lichine, a legendary vintner and expert, provides meticulous detail on classifications, soil types, and vintage variations, all while capturing the romance and tradition of French winemaking. Whether you are navigating a complex wine list or planning a journey through the French countryside, this volume provides the historical context and expert insight necessary to truly appreciate the world's finest bottles.
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Description
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Chipped and worn with some minor damage
Pages: Good
Markings: No markings
Condition remarks: Small rip on bottom left of dust jacket (about 1-2mm), small ink stains on back of book (two darker ones in 1cm lines and a few lighter specs), one coffee drop (small) at top of block
Widely considered the "Bible" of French viniculture, Alexis Lichine’s Wines of France remains a definitive and classic guide for connoisseurs and students alike. This Seventh Revised Edition offers an exhaustive exploration of the country’s most prestigious vineyards, from the structured reds of Bordeaux and the elegant Pinots of Burgundy to the sparkling hills of Champagne and the sun-drenched estates of the Rhône. Lichine, a legendary vintner and expert, provides meticulous detail on classifications, soil types, and vintage variations, all while capturing the romance and tradition of French winemaking. Whether you are navigating a complex wine list or planning a journey through the French countryside, this volume provides the historical context and expert insight necessary to truly appreciate the world's finest bottles.
