A Decent Bottle of Wine in China

Author:   Chris Ruffle
Publisher:   Earnshaw Books Limited
ISBN:  

9789888273720


Pages:   182
Publication Date:   30 May 2016
Format:   Paperback
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Author:   Chris Ruffle
Publisher:   Earnshaw Books Limited
Imprint:   Earnshaw Books Limited
Dimensions:   Width: 14.60cm , Height: 1.50cm , Length: 21.00cm
Weight:   0.259kg
ISBN:  

9789888273720


ISBN 10:   9888273728
Pages:   182
Publication Date:   30 May 2016
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print   Availability explained
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... It is not only a delightful (and often very funny) read, but an insightful window into contemporary China. --Eric Thun, Peter Moores Associate Professor of Chinese Business Studies, Said Business School, University of Oxford Chris Ruffle had a dream, and it came true. He has built since 2004 what is now considered one of the best Chinese wineries. The action in the book is like a thriller (it would even make a good film), with the hero and his team winning at the end, with the glorious 2014 vintage. --Edouard Cointreau, The Gourmand Awards A Decent Bottle of Wine in China is a juicy book for any people who want to understand what it is like to run a small business in China and the joy of making wine. --Wei Gu, Wall Street Journal


... It is not only a delightful (and often very funny) read, but an insightful window into contemporary China. --Eric Thun, Peter Moores Associate Professor of Chinese Business Studies, Said Business School, University of Oxford A Decent Bottle of Wine in China is a juicy book for any people who want to understand what it is like to run a small business in China and the joy of making wine. --Wei Gu, Wall Street Journal Chris Ruffle had a dream, and it came true. He has built since 2004 what is now considered one of the best Chinese wineries. The action in the book is like a thriller (it would even make a good film), with the hero and his team winning at the end, with the glorious 2014 vintage. --Edouard Cointreau, The Gourmand Awards


... It is not only a delightful (and often very funny) read, but an insightful window into contemporary China. Eric Thun, Peter Moores Associate Professor of Chinese Business Studies, Said Business School, University of Oxford


Chris Ruffle had a dream, and it came true. He has built since 2004 what is now considered one of the best Chinese wineries. The action in the book is like a thriller (it would even make a good film), with the hero and his team winning at the end, with the glorious 2014 vintage. --Edouard Cointreau, The Gourmand Awards A Decent Bottle of Wine in China is a juicy book for any people who want to understand what it is like to run a small business in China and the joy of making wine. --Wei Gu, Wall Street Journal ... It is not only a delightful (and often very funny) read, but an insightful window into contemporary China. --Eric Thun, Peter Moores Associate Professor of Chinese Business Studies, Said Business School, University of Oxford


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Chris Ruffle has a first class degree in Chinese from Brasenose College, Oxford. He sold Fairy Toilet Soap for Procter & Gamble in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, before moving to Beijing in 1983 to work for metal trader Wogen Resources. After studying for a diploma in Japanese at Sheffield University he became a financial analyst for Warburg Securities in the bull market in Tokyo in the late ‘80’s before opening their Taiwan office. He was one of the earliest foreign investors in China’s domestic stock market on behalf of Scottish fund manager Martin Currie.

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