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Wine appreciation course/books

Lexus1976 · 2007-01-22 12:40:39

Hi there, I'm looking to join a wine appreciation course but have not been able to find out any information. Also looking for a good book on wines. All suggestions appreciated. Thanks Paul

22-01-2007 12:40pm

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Lexus1976

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Hi there,

I'm looking to join a wine appreciation course but have not been able to find out any information. Also looking for a good book on wines.

All suggestions appreciated.

Thanks

Paul

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#2 22-01-2007 1:23pm

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Dylan Moran says that there are only 2 types of wine

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#3 22-01-2007 2:18pm

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Contact the Wine Development Board of Ireland. They have a number of courses.

Book? Try Hugh Johnson's "A Life Uncorked". It's his autobiography but it's ALL about wine. I recommend it as he's a fantastic writer. The book was a pleasure to read.

If you'd prefer something more textbooky, walk into any Eason's and there are loads of introductory wine books.

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#4 26-01-2007 3:51pm

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Thanks for the replies

Bebo

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