Wine Science reviewed
Wine Science (or The Science of Wine, as it is known on the other side of the Atlantic) has been reviewed again, this time by US publication Wine Enthusiast (pictured). It reads thus:
"In The Science of Wine, British writer Jamie Goode has done a fantastic job presenting balanced, approachable yet technical essays on many of the major issues in winemaking and appreciation. Ranging from the scientific basis for terroir to a discussion of the effects of micro-oxygenation (still poorly understood) and an examination of the medical evidence of wine's effects on health (both pros and cons), Goode's readable prose makes even the most technical subjects accessible. For anyone interested in more than just drinking wine, this is a must read." --Joe Czerwinski
It's so nice to have such positive feedback. But what about bad reviews? Do they sting? I hope I don't find out.
Labels: books, wine science
3 Comments:
Hopefully your book doesn't need a pretty girl on the front of it to sell. ;)
I'm sorry, this post (http://www.aristide.biz/2005/12/wine_science.html) is in italian.
But you may add me and my blog to your fans...
Cheers,
Giampiero Nadali alias Aristide
Thanks Giampiero and Richard. The publishers tried to go the pretty girl route, but I pointed out that this was a little contrived.
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