Educating Peter : how anybody can become an (almost) instant wine expert / Lettie Teague.
Record details
- ISBN: 9780743286787
- ISBN: 0743286782
- Physical Description: viii, 248 p. ; 21 cm.
- Edition: 1st Scribner trade paperback ed.
- Publisher: New York : Scribner, 2008.
Content descriptions
General Note: | Reprint. Originally published in 2007 under title: Educating Peter : how I taught a famous movie critic the difference between cabernet and merlot, or, how anybody can become an (almost) instant wine expert. |
Formatted Contents Note: | How to taste -- Age and temperature -- The basic six grapes and beyond -- Peter's tasting vocabulary -- What makes a wine great? -- Bottle colors shapes and sizes -- How wine is made -- Winemaking -- Old world wine: France: Bordeaux ; Burgundy ; Alsace ; The Loire valley ; The Rhone valley ; Champagne ; Italy ; Spain ; Portugal ; Germany ; Austria ; Hungary -- New world wine: Argentina ; Australia ; New Zealand ;South Africa ; Chile ; New York State ; Oregon and Washington State ; California: Sonoma ; More that is not Napa ; Peter faces his fears, or Four days in Napa -- The Night the eagle landed -- Peter at large in the wine world, or Peter goes public: Peter at the Zachys wine auction -- Peter in a restaurant, or A guide to pairing wine with food -- Peter dines with the collector -- Peter goes shopping, or What to do in a wineshop -- Five favorite retail wine sources -- The final exam -- The final word: Peter -- How to hold a wine tasting: the director's cut. |
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Subject: | Travers, Peter. Wine tasting > Amateurs' manuals. Wine and wine making > Amateurs' manuals. |
Available copies
- 1 of 1 copy available at GRPL.
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Section | Section Description | Page Number |
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Acknowledgments | ||
Introduction | ||
How to TasteAge and Temperature | ||
The Basic Six Grapes and BeyondPeter's Tasting Vocabulary | ||
What Makes a Wine Great? | ||
Bottle Colors, Shapes, and Sizes | ||
How Wine Is Made | ||
Winemaking Old World Wine France Bordeaux | ||
Burgundy | ||
Alsace | ||
The Loire Valley | ||
The Rhône Valley | ||
Champagne Italy | ||
Spain | ||
Portugal | ||
Germany | ||
Austria | ||
Hungary New World Wine Argentina | ||
Australia | ||
New Zealand | ||
South Africa | ||
Chile | ||
New York State | ||
Oregon and Washington State | ||
California Sonoma | ||
More That Is Not Napa Peter Faces His Fears, or Four Days in the Napa Valley | ||
The Night the Eagle Landed Peter at Large in the Wine World, or Peter Goes Public Peter at the Zachys Wine Auction | ||
Peter in a Restaurant, or a Guide to Pairing Wine with Food | ||
Peter Dines with the Collector | ||
Peter Goes Shopping, or What to Do in a Wineshop Five Favorite Retail Wine Sources The Final ExamThe Final Word: Peter |