How To Pronounce French, German, and Italian Wine Names
-by Diana Bellucci
Over 15,000 Wine Names - Five Languages - Easy Wine Pronunciation Book
Winner! Best Wine Education Book in English - Gourmand World Cookbook Awards 2003
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If you are looking for the most comprehensive pronunciation wine education book available, look no further. Used by professionals in both the wine and culinary arts as their standard for wine pronunciation...Let the wine education experts speak for themselves...
THE WINE BIBLE
"For the American wine lover who may have a French wine one night, a Spanish wine the next, and an Italian wine on the third, pronouncing wine names correctly is not just a matter of accuracy, it's a way of being comfortable with the wines you drink. This is one of the best and most effective methods I've seen on the subject."
- Karen MacNeil, author
(Karen MacNeil is director of the wine program at the Culinary Institute of America in Napa Valley, California and co-owner of Fife Vineyards.)
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION BOOKLIST
"Bellucci's carefully crafted pronunciations are easy to follow, and only the strictest linguists will quibble with her results. The comprehensive lists of châteaux, personal names, and grape varieties make this a very helpful addition to any reference collection of books on wine."
~ Mark Knoblauch (Mark Knoblauch, formerly a restaurant critic for the Chicago Tribune, is a longtime Booklist reviewer) "
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" Perfect for a waiter or sommelier needing a refresher course on pronunciations of wines, for an executive throwing a dinner party, or for those interested in knowing everything there is to know about wine...This book will be ideal in the libraries of the wine connoisseur, restaurateur, or world traveler."
~ Shannon HysellIf you've been searching for wine education classes in san francisco, new york wine education or online wine education, you will discover that this pronunciation book will assist you with your studies. If you teach wine education to students then your classes will flow "as freely as wine in a good year"...
