Intended as a companion for the connoisseur , the casual drinker and the bargain hunter this book includes over 2500 wines, regions, grape varieties, producers and terms. It recommends more than 1500 wines and tells you where to find them. It suggests 500 food and wine pairings; gives advice on how to taste, buy, store and serve wine; which stockists to use and where to find wine holidays and courses. There is also a pronunciation guide and the latest news on wine and health.

"Sunday Telegraph" Good Wine Guide

Robert Joseph

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Dorling Kindersley Publishers Ltd.

A handbook on wines and wine-growing regions in France. Each major wine region is mapped and profiled with information on influences such as climate, soil type, aspects and grape variety. For each of the six major regions featured there are specialy devised tours. There is also a cross-reference feature that allows the reader to choose an element from a label and find out more about their chosen bottle. Added to this there is information on how wine is made, tasting, buying, storing and serving.

French Wines

Beverages & Wine

Dorling Kindersley Plc P/B

Profiling hundreds of wines from every region, major vineyard, and appellation of France, French Wines is equally useful to the cultured connoisseur as well as the beginner who doesn't know Pouilly Fume from Pouilly Fuisse. Combining beautiful color photographs with an informative text by eminent wine export and author Robert Joseph, this guide offers an abundance of detailed information on each wine. Special features include a glossary of wine terminology; an extensive introductory section with information on viticulture, buying, tasting, storing, serving, and matching foods with wines. A tour itinerary and food specialty for each wine-producing region makes this a perfect accessory on a trip to France or to preparing a meal that makes you feel like you're there.

French Wines: The Essential Guide to the Wines and Wine Growing Regions of France

DK ADULT

A fully updated edition of this acclaimed annual reference to the world of wine, Robert Joseph's Good Wine Guide helps you find the perfect bottle for every occasion. Joseph, a renowned wine critic, is famous for: his readiness to puncture the pretensions of overpraise wines and his skill at spotting the best valued bottles. This combined buyer's guide and A-Z encyclopedia includes over 2,500 wines, plus insider information on regions, grape varieties, producers, and wine terms. There's even a section listing the best vintages from North American wineries.

Robert Joseph's Good Wine Guide 2000

The American continent is becoming an important source of the world's most exciting and varied wines. This comprehensive and superbly illustrated guide considers the wines of North and South America; their history, their quality and character today, and their future potential. Over 210 photographs and labels, 14 color maps.

Wines of the Americas

Book Express

The White Wines of France

Discusses how white and rose wines are made in France, and covers the individual characteristics of each of the winemaking regions

HP Trade

On December 19, 2003, Libya announced to a surprised world that it had decided to abandon its nuclear and chemical weapons programs, as well as its longer-range missiles. Within hours, Prime Minister Blair and President Bush made separate but coordinated statements welcoming Tripoli's decision. Both made clear that Colonel Qadaffi had made this historic choice following months of secret contacts with the United States and United Kingdom. The author of The Libyan Experience, Ambassador Robert Joseph was at the center of this single most successful counterproliferation event of the decade. As the director of the National Security Council's counterproliferation activities, he was one of very few involved in, or even aware of, the secret face-to-face negotiations that preceded Libya's renunciation of its programs to acquire weapons of mass destruction. In fact, he headed the policy discussions with the Libyans that led to this historic and dramatic outcome. What occurred during those months has never before been made available publically or recorded in sufficient detail to answer key questions about Libyan motivations or to identify the lessons learned from this case that may apply to other proliferation challenges. In The Libyan Experience, Robert Joseph fills the void by providing this first hand account of the events that led to this great counterproliferation. Here is the actual history presented by a central figure involved in that success story. The narrative is both scholarly and highly-readable; at times it as much a real-life thriller as it is an historical text. As only a direct participant can, he describes the interactions with the Libyans and assesses their implications for both Tripoli's decision and for the future. This is the definitive, true story that now is told thanks to the author's intrepid work and to his meticulous, highly readable accounting and assessment of events. This is a story that is profoundly important to our understanding of proliferation and of the tools and processes most helpful to its prevention and rollback. As such, it is profoundly important to our future.

Countering WMD: The Libyan Experience

Politics & Social Sciences

Politics & Government

National Institute Press

This is an information-packed handbook on wines and wine growing regions in France. Each major wine region is mapped and profiled with details on influences such as climate, soil type, aspect and grape variety

Eyewitness Companions: French Wine

Dorling, Kindersley

To drive along the D2 route des vins is to travel through a three-dimensional wine list. For anyone with more than a passing interest in wine, the experience of actually seeing chateaux such as Margaux and Latour has to arouse the tingle of excitement film buffs feel in Hollywood ... The Medoc's quiet towns, woodland and sometimes barely perceptibly sloping vineyards provide a surprisingly plain setting for those buildings. But, like its wines, which initially can seem tough and forbidding, the Medoc demands and rewards patience - and the readiness to look beyond the obvious, and into the past. Recounting the history and ambience of a region where wine has been produced for more than a thousand years, best-selling and award-winning writer Robert Joseph takes us on a personal tour through the appellations of Bordeaux. Discover the many and varied regions from Margaux to St Emilion, from the Medoc to Graves. Savour the wines produced there, and also understand how the climate, the soil and the people make the wines what they are. Visit the chateaux, villages and vineyards of Bordeaux and meet the men and women who, every year, turn baskets of grapes into the bottles of wine that are among the most sought-after in the world. Along the way, Robert Joseph introduces us to the figures - from kings to hermits - who have shaped the history of Bordeaux, and to the colourful traditional confreries - brotherhoods - such as the Jurade in St Emilion, which meet to this day. He also shares anecdotes about famous Bordeaux-lovers - from Samuel Pepys to Richard Nixon. Bordeaux and its Wines is a rich and rewarding book for everyone enthralled by the wines and chateaux, people and culture, of France's most historic wine-producing region.

Bordeaux and Its Wines

Raincoast Book Distribution

A comprehensive guide to the world of wine, spirits and beer.

The Complete Encyclopedia of Wines, Spirits and Beer

Reference

Carlton Publishing

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