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 Thirsty Work - Matt Skinner
 Thirsty Work - Matt Skinner ... Hardcover / 167 Pages / Book is published 2005-09-15 by Mitchell BeazleyNewest Review: ... teach the apprentice chefs there about wine. Give that the television series that followed the establishment of that ... more ... restaurant featured some fairly dozy young people, you'd expect this book to be pretty basic.
The book is split up into obvious sections such as the more commonly used grape varieties, how to taste wine, how different styles of wine are made and some quite interesting stuff on winemakers themselves; I thought the latter was particularly interesting as I find this area of wine appreciation is often omitted in books like this.
The easiest way to describe the way this book is written is like it to Jamie Oliver's style. The...more |
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Thirsty Work - Matt Skinner: The Grapes of Wrath (807 words)
by - written on 04/11/09 (Very useful, 75 readings)
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Every Christmas now, one of our stocking fillers to ourselves is Matt Skinner's Wine Guide for the forthcoming year. It's a handy-sized little book that we can pop into a coat pocket or handbag whenever we go somewhere different in the UK, in the hope that we might be able to pick up a bottle or two of one of Skinner's recommendations from wine merchants that don't have stores in our area. Skinner first came to my attention a couple of years back when he was the studio-based wine expert on BBC television's Saturday Kitchen; I liked his laid back youthful approach to wine and I felt he took some of the mystery out of the subject. I'd been promising to buy his first wine ... Read the complete review
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