A Wine Lover's Diary
- Publisher
- Firefly Books
- Initial publish date
- Jul 2005
- Category
- Wine & Spirits
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Hardback
- ISBN
- 9781552093696
- Publish Date
- Jul 2005
- List Price
- $14.95
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Description
An attractive and practical journal.
A Wine Lover's Diary is the perfect record-keeping book for long-time oenophiles and newcomers to buying, storing and drinking wine. Beautifully detailed illustrations enhance each page for recording discoveries, preferences and cellar inventories.
This book provides the templates for the notations that a serious wine drinker needs to record. The diary is organized into seven sections:
- The Wine List for creating a personal wish list of wines to buy or taste
- The Wine Record for reviewing and remembering wines tasted
- The Wine Cellar for recording the comings and goings in your wine collection or cellar
- Wining and Dining for recording wines enjoyed in restaurants and on special occasions -- no more forgetting the name of that fabulous wine at dinner last Saturday
- Wine-Tasting Clubs for notes on wines tasted at wine club meetings
- Divine Wines for creating personalized lists of favorite wines by region or vintner
- Festival of Wine for notes on visits to wine festivals, or winery tours.
All About Wine is a list of favorite and must-read books, useful publications and web sites. Finally, Wine for the Neophyte Oenophile is an ideal introduction to wine with a concise listing of basic tips for buying, drinking and keeping wine, understanding grape varieties and wine vintages, deciphering wine labels, ordering wine in restaurants, and translating the mysterious language of wine critics.
About the authors
by Shelagh Wallace and illustrated by Lorraine Tuson and Brian Bean
Shelagh Wallace's profile page
Scott McKowen is an award-winning illustrator and graphic designer of books, magazines and theater posters. He is the illustrator of the Sterling Unabridged Classics series (34 titles) and received international praise for his illustrations of Neil Gaiman's eight-part graphic novel, 1602. In 2009, Firefly Books published A Fine Line: Scratchboard Illustrations by Scott McKowen. Born and raised in Michigan, he is based in Stratford, Ontario, where he operates his small design studio, Punch and Judy Inc., which creates theatre posters and graphics for leading performing arts companies across North America.
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