A revised and updated edition of the comprehensive guide to the geographical indications that now divide Australia's wine areas into zones, regions and sub-regions. This "geography" of wine has been written in response to the growing movement to classify Australian wine in more regional terms. In France it is terrain that determines a wine's uniqueness, but how do we define those factors that give Australian wines their "regional" qualities? Is it by soil, by climate, by topography, or simply by municipal boundaries? John Beeston introduces each of Australia's wine regions, their winemaking histories and the viticultural qualities that make each place unique. He also provides a comprehensive listing of vineyards and wineries in each region with descriptions of soils, climate and location together with notes on grape varieties planted, grape cultivation techniques, harvesting times and leading wines. As a wine taster, John Beeston also gives his personal rating of many of the vineyards listed. Encyclopaedic in its scope, the book should help readers understand the unique qualities of Australian wines and discover the country's many vineyards, both large and small.
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"Sure to please Down Under fans." -- The Boston Herald
A comprehensive reference for New World wine buffs
Australia's leading wine journalist has written the most comprehensive book yet on the re-classification of the Wine Regions of Australia. Essential reading for wine professionals and Australian Wine enthusiasts everywhere.
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Hardcover. Condition: Good. Second edition. In response to a growing movement to classify Australian wine in more regional terms, this "geography" of wine looks at Australia's wine regions and subregions-from Victoria, Tasmania, and South Australia to New South Wales, Western Australia, and Queensland. Encyclopedic in scope, this book will help wine enthusiasts understand the unique qualities of Australian wines and discover the country's many vineyards, both large and small. It provides a brief history and details on location, altitude, and general topography of the regions, as well as a discussion of soil quality and climate control, descriptions of regional differences in grape cultivation and wine making, and harvesting times and methods. Important wine styles and grape varieties of each region are summarized, including pinot noir, cabernet sauvignon, chardonnay, Adelaide Hill, riesling, and semillon. Included are personal ratings of many of the vineyards listed. Seller Inventory # SONG1865086770
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Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. Revised and Updated Edition. xii+595pp., Colour illustrated dustjacket covered in removable protective clear plastic, maroon papered boards & endpapers, preface, intro., wine zones, b/w maps of wine regions, tables, gloss., bibliog., index of wineries. The Wine Regions of Australia is the most comprehensive and up-to-date guide to the geographical indications that now divide Australia's wine areas into zones, regions and sub-regions. John Beeston introduces us to each of Australia's wine regions, their winemaking histories as well as the viticulture qualities that make each place unique. Book. Seller Inventory # 002046
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