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Hugh Johnson's Pocket Wine Book 2025

Hugh Johnson has led the world of wine writing in many new directions over the six decades since his first book, Wine, was published in 1966. The World Atlas of Wine, his Wine Companion (now in its sixth edition), the annual Pocket Wine Book (since 1977), The Story of Wine, following a 13-part TV series, and his memoirs, A Life Uncorked, have all been bestsellers. In 2004, Hugh was made a Chevalier of the Ordre National du Mérite by President Chirac, and in 2007, he was awarded an OBE for services to winemaking and horticulture, two of his great passions. Margaret Rand took over Pocket Wine after Hugh Johnson's retirement, having worked on the book with him for a couple of decades. Her career in wine has embraced writing, tasting, editing, commenting and a certain amount of stirring up; she is known for her independence and for the breadth and depth of her knowledge. Her books include Grapes & Wines and 101 Wines to Try Before You Die; she writes regularly for World of Fine Wine, timatkin.com and winesearcher.com. She is fascinated by way wine connects with history, geography, geology, economics, politics, food and - of course - wit.

1. Hugh Johnson
2. Margaret Rand

Hugh Johnson Pocket Wine 2024

Hugh Johnson has led the world of wine writing in many new directions over the six decades since his first book, Wine, was published in 1966. The World Atlas of Wine, his Wine Companion (now in its sixth edition), the annual Pocket Wine Book (since 1977), The Story of Wine, following a 13-part TV series, and his memoirs, A Life Uncorked, have all been bestsellers. In 2004, Hugh was made a Chevalier of the Ordre National du Mérite by President Chirac, and in 2007, he was awarded an OBE for services to winemaking and horticulture, two of his great passions. Margaret Rand took over Pocket Wine after Hugh Johnson's retirement, having worked on the book with him for a couple of decades. Her career in wine has embraced writing, tasting, editing, commenting and a certain amount of stirring up; she is known for her independence and for the breadth and depth of her knowledge. Her books include Grapes & Wines and 101 Wines to Try Before You Die; she writes regularly for World of Fine Wine, timatkin.com and winesearcher.com. She is fascinated by way wine connects with history, geography, geology, economics, politics, food and - of course - wit.

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Atlas mundial del vino

* El panorama vinícola mundial ha cambiado en muchos aspectos desde la última edición de este atlas. Los efectos del cambio climático, los pasos hacia la sostenibilidad, las nuevas técnicas y los nuevos gustos respecto a los estilos del vino y la vitivinicultura se reflejan en esta octava edición.* Las páginas iniciales, completamente nuevas, proporcionan una guía de los temas que más interesan a los consumidores de vino actuales. Pocas regiones han quedado al margen de los últimos (y radicales) avances en la ciencia enológica, y los nuevos textos repasan los datos más importantes y qué productores marcan el ritmo.* Esta octava edición introducirá a los nuevos lectores en el mundo del vino y guiará a los viejos amigos por nuevos territorios, ya que presenta 230 mapas detallados únicos del paisaje vinícola mundial, con mapas de suelo creados expresamente para este libro.La primera edición del Atlas mundial del vino hizo historia en el mundo editorial en 1971, fecha de su publicación. Por primera vez se unían en un volumen la claridad y la precisión de una cartografía exquisita con el vino y sus placeres. Ofrecía una guía gráfica única sobre los nombres conocidos y desconocidos de las etiquetas; las relaciones entre viñedos, pueblos y sus paisajes, sus terroirs, se hacían patentes y memorables.Con la evolución del vino a lo largo de más de medio siglo, las mejoras en la calidad y en el fundamental "sentido del lugar", los mapas ofrecen más información que nunca a todo el que esté interesado en conocer sus complejidades esenciales. Resultado: el libro se ha traducido a 15 idiomas, se han vendido 4,7 millones de ejemplares y se considera la guía sobre la geografía del vino más acreditada y esencial que existe.

1. Hugh Johnson
2. Margaret Rand

Hugh Johnson's Pocket Wine Book 2023

Hugh Johnson has led the world of wine writing in many new directions over the six decades since his first book, Wine, was published in 1966. The World Atlas of Wine, his Wine Companion (now in its sixth edition), the annual Pocket Wine Book (since 1977), The Story of Wine, following a 13-part TV series, and his memoirs, A Life Uncorked, have all been bestsellers. In 2004, Hugh was made a Chevalier of the Ordre National du Mérite by President Chirac, and in 2007, he was awarded an OBE for services to winemaking and horticulture, two of his great passions. Margaret Rand took over Pocket Wine after Hugh Johnson's retirement, having worked on the book with him for a couple of decades. Her career in wine has embraced writing, tasting, editing, commenting and a certain amount of stirring up; she is known for her independence and for the breadth and depth of her knowledge. Her books include Grapes & Wines and 101 Wines to Try Before You Die; she writes regularly for World of Fine Wine, timatkin.com and winesearcher.com. She is fascinated by way wine connects with history, geography, geology, economics, politics, food and - of course - wit.