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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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Fascinating book,
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This review is from: The Finest Wines Of Champagne (Paperback)
Michael Edwards sets out to profile the top producers from across the Champagne region. The book is wide ranging and contains a lot of helpful, in depth background information about champagne production and the region today, but at the same time it is very readable and accessible. The profiles of producers are insightful and the photography is beautiful throughout.
A really lovely book - and a must for anyone interested in going beyond the label on their fizz.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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A good read with useful anecdotal information,
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This review is from: The Finest Wines Of Champagne (Paperback)
An insightful book into the area of Champagne-Ardenne and the history.
Covers the grape varieties. Highlights the key growing areas. A useful explanation of the blending and how Champagne is produced. Although this is covered in more depth in other books. Reads more than like a novel than a "dry" Reference book - which makes it better! Has interesting anecdotes about the area, the history and the producers. Then follows Area/ Producer sections which the author views as making great Champagne. Nice to find a book where the author does more than recap the "Sales Blurb" that you get from the large houses. Recommended! And useful if you intend to visit the area.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Bubbling with joy,
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This review is from: The Finest Wines Of Champagne (Paperback)
There are many books on champagne guides. Micheal Edwards has not only produced one of the most up-to-date one but also one of the most enjoyable to read. It is not as unwieldy as Stevenson's "World Encyclopedia of Champagne & Sparkling Wine" (2003) or as compact as Eric Glatre's "Champagne Guide" (1999) or his own "The Champagne Companion" (1994) it's smaller than the iPad but thicker and slightly heavier. What makes it stand out apart from the very useful history of the champagne houses, this book has well taken photographs of the champagne makers and the vineyards - puts a face to the name. It also has the very useful information about the best champagne of each house and a neat table of the "champagne" years, with recommendations as to whether to drink or to hold. Cheers.
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