So many wines. So little time. How can you find the great wines fast? One shortcut is to turn to the judgments of experts. This book can help because it shows you which wines the experts selected again and again. Each year, hundreds of discriminating judges evaluate thousands of wines in major competitions. Some wines win repeatedly in blind taste tests that have only the merits of the wine to go on. This book, the fourth edition of the Guide, collects the wines that won the most awards in 2000. Wines that are in the wine shops now. The best of the best. Winners are grouped into 12 categories--six red and six white varieties. For people in a hurry, the top 10 prize winners of each category are listed. And for bargain hunters, a separate listing shows the wines that have won the most awards and sell for the lowest prices. An icon identifies wines that are in the top ten percent of bargains and which deserve a closer look. The wines shown are not bizarre creations that you will never find in any wine shop. Instead they are South American, Australian, Canadian, and mostly U.S. favorites from under $10 to more than $50 that are likely to show up on the shelf of your wine merchant. The Wine Watch Guide is a practical, award-winning tool that will lead you to discover wines you would otherwise miss.
(Amazon.com)
ISBN
0966745922
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WINERY
This wine estate produces wines in the french style, and was acquired by Marc Wiehe in 1992.
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