A Traveller's Wine Guide to France (Interlink Traveller's Wine Guides) by Christopher Fielden and Jim Budd
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- ISBN 10 1623716691
- ISBN 13 9781623716691
- Published Sep 03 2024
- Format Paperback
- Page Count 192
- Language English
- Edition Illustrated
- Countries United States
- Publisher Interlink Publishing Group
Publishers Text
France is the home of many of the world's greatest wines—nowhere else will you find such a warm welcome awaiting you in the cellar.Illustrated with specially commissioned photographs (wine usually seems to be made in attractive surroundings) as well as maps, the books in this series describe the wine-producing regions of each country. The authors recommend itineraries, list wineries, describe the local cuisines, suggest wine bars and restaurants, and provide a mass of practical information—much of which is not readily available elsewhere.
Each title includes:
- Itineraries and maps
- Local gastronomic specialties
- Hundreds of visitor-friendly wineries
- Descriptions of local and regional wines
- Museums and sightseeing points
- Lists of wine festivals and exhibitions
- Restaurants, hotels and wine stores
- Reference section and glossary
France is the home of many of the world's greatest wines—nowhere else will you find such a warm welcome awaiting you in the cellar. Every one of the country's wine regions produces a unique selection of wines, often made with grapes used nowhere else for winemaking. Christopher Fielden describes France's most important wine-producing areas, gives the background to the wines, and provides a guide to visiting the best producers. Hundreds of wineries that welcome visitors are listed, together with their addresses, telephone numbers, websites and opening times. Christopher Fielden is a cheerful and knowledgeable guide. The French wine regions and their vineyards are well drawn. There are clear guidelines for visiting wineries and tasting their wines. Is there a charge for tasting? Are you expected to spit? (Yes in Burgundy; no in Alsace.) This book provides answers to these and many other questions.
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- Alsace Wines and Spirits
- Appreciating Fine Wines
- Appreciating Fine Wines
- Appreciating Fine Wines: The New Accessible Guide to the World's Finest Wines
- Appreciating Fine Wines
- Appreciating Fine Wines
- Exploring Wines and Spirits
- Exploring Wines and Spirits
- Is This the Wine You Ordered, Sir?
- Traveler's Wine Guide: France
- Travellers Wine Guide: France
- A Travellers Wine Guide to France
- A Traveller's Wine Guide to France
- A Traveller's Wine Guide to France
- A Traveller's Wine Guide to France
- Traveller's Wine Guide to France
- Traveller's Wine Guide to Germany
- A Traveller's Wine Guide to Italy
- Traveller's Wine Guide to Spain
- White Burgundy
- White Burgundy
- Wine
- Wine and Spirit Education Trust Handbook: Exploring the World of Wines and Spirits
- Wines and Spirits Looking Behind the Label
- The Wines of Argentina, Chile and Latin America
- The Wines of Argentina, Chile and Latin America
- The Wines of Argentina, Chile, and Latin America
- The Wines of the South of France

