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"A glass of wine is the simplest of pleasures - an elixir of love, a soothing balm and a forger of friendships. Yet wine is also the product of good fruit gone bad, an edgy mosaic of smells, tastes and textures, and a huge and highly competitive international industry. In ""How to Drink a Glass of Wine"", leading wine writer John Saker takes readers on a journey to learn about strange aromas, how the shape of glass can change the taste of wine, the odd history of many wine varieties, peculiar practices in wineries around the world, who decides if a wine is a winner, and other mysterious secrets of the wine industry."

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If you're going to read only one book about wine, make it this one. And if you've read them all, try this as a marvelous refresher. --Simon Wilson, Cuisine magazine

If you're going to read only one book about wine, make it this one. And if you've read them all, try this as a marvelous refresher. --Simon Wilson, Cuisine magazine

"""If you're going to read only one book about wine, make it this one. And if you've read them all, try this as a marvelous refresher."" --Simon Wilson, Cuisine magazine"

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John Saker is an award-winning writer, a regular wine-columnist, and an avid wine enthusiast.

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