Three of the four new titles: Canadian Wineries,
World Atlas of Wine (7th edition) and Cognac
Two new wine books, one on spirits and one on beer
Brief details for the moment.
Tony
Aspler and Jean-François Bergeron: Canadian Wineries, Firefly, $29.95, 272
pagesTony
supplies the text and Jean-François the photos. Tony is Canada's most established wine writer. There are now 560 wineries in Canada with wine now made in every state. Tony and Jean-François profile 60 of the leading wineries.
Nicholas Faith: Cognac - the story of the world's greatest brandy, infinite ideas, £30,
212 pages
Nick is a leading authority on Cognac and his new book tells the history of Cognac as well as how and where it is made plus a listing of the producers and their Cognacs.
Hugh
Johnson and Jancis Robinson MW: The World Atlas of Wine, 7th edition, Mitchell
Beazley, £40, 400 pages
This
is the seventh edition of Hugh's ground-breaking work. First published in 1971, it was hugely influential in cementing my interest in wine. This 7th edition will also be available as an iBook edition for £19.99. Both the paper and the i version will be published on 7th October.
Ben McFarland: Boutique Beer – 500 of the World's Finest Craft Brews, jacqui small, £25, 224 pages
This new title reflects the growth in the number of small and micro-breweries.
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