McCarthy, Ed

Champagne For Dummies

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ISBN 13:: 9780764552168
author:: McCarthy, Ed
format:: Paperback
publisher:: For Dummies
language:: English
Publication Year:: 1999
Pages:: 320
Dimensions:: 187mm X 231mm
Genre:: Wines
Condition:: New
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Champagne may be misunderstood, but with the right guidance, you can navigate its world with confidence. This friendly guide clears away confusion and helps you select the perfect bottle.

Learn about various champagne styles, discover the author's favorite champagnes, and understand how to pair champagne with food. You'll also get answers to questions like what's the difference between brut and extra dry, and whether Vintage Champagne is worth the extra money.

Whether you're a seasoned wine expert or just starting out, this book provides a fun and easy-to-follow introduction to the world of champagne. With its approachable tone and practical advice, it's an ideal resource for anyone looking to appreciate and enjoy champagne.

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