This fully revised and updated guide offers up-to-date reference on the wines of Bordeaux. It explains Bordeaux's winemaking techniques and highlights the importance of vintages. Organized by appellation, there is an A-Z chateaux listing of more than 1000 leading and lesser-known estates giving profiles of each including in-depth production details. A star rating for red and white wines, with quality recommendations and vintage reports, is included. This edition features additional information about the revised cru bourgois wine listings.
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David Peppercorn, Master of Wine, is a wine merchant and wine consultant. He is also an award-winning author, specialising in French wines.
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Format:Hardcover
Working in the wine business, I have a copy of this book on my desk and feel lost without it! It is easy-to-use and jam-packed with up-to-date, reliable information on all the Châteaux in the region. The maps and layout are clear and concise, and I particularly appreciate the star ratings and vintage notes for making informed decisions on what wines to buy, keep or drink! The book also highlights some of the lesser-known Châteaux that provide great value for money and comments on the changes in ownership bringing improvements to many properties. A fascinating read and a great reference guide.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By Dirk Lecluse
Format:Hardcover
Nice & compact reference; I appreciate that not all 'chateaus' are evaluated positive as some guides almost seem to do; but put them sometimes in a negative perspective. I missed price indications like the Hachette guide does; and it would be nice to see some more illustrations like more detailed little maps of villages.
Still it is worth to have a second opinion next to Palmer, Hachette ... Don't trust a single reference.
Still it is worth to have a second opinion next to Palmer, Hachette ... Don't trust a single reference.
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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Format:Hardcover
I have the honour of having read all the various editions of this great classic. Some may seem slightly out of date compared with Duijker's atlas or even Parker, but for history and detail in depth it is a great book. Has a place in every winelovers library.
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