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Wine : the 8,000-year-old story of the wine trade / Thomas Pellechia.
Author
Pellechia, Thomas, 1945-
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Format
Book
Language
English
Published/Created
New York : Thunder's Mouth Press, ©2006.
Description
xvii, 248, [6] pages : illustrations, maps ; 24 cm
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HD9375 .P453 2006
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Wine industry
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History
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Wine and wine making
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History
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Summary note
As a popular and respected expert on the subject of wines, Thomas Pellechia offers a mixture of historical, geographical, and economic analysis. His love for the topic is evident in his depth of coverage and engaging tone.
Bibliographic references
Includes bibliographical references (245-248) and index.
Contents
The discovery of wine
Of water, wine, and early civilization
The wine trade crosses the seas
Egypt
Classical Greece and Etruria
Rome: the rise
Into darkness
The French, Germans, and Hungarians
The Middle Ages
Exploration
Innovations
Going global
Disaster
Modernization
New rules and wars
The first half
The second half
The future.
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ISBN
1560258713
9781560258711
LCCN
2007276439
OCLC
70636046
International Article Number
9781560258711
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