Wine Books

Here is a selection of our favorite books on wine from our library. We highly recommend all of these, as they are great sources on general wine knowledge. Hover over the image to see more details.

	WINE - 101 Essential Tips Tom Stevenson "This is a great book to use as a reference when going wine tasting. It is inexpensive, portable and very informative. The chapters on assessing wine and preparing wine were especially useful." - WinePairingsOnline.com
	Mr. Cheap's Guide to Wine: Champagne Taste on a Beer Budget! B. A. Cheap "We love this book because the basis is something we have always believed, wine does not have to be expensive. It is full of great tips on buying wine. Check out the section on “second” labels from famous wineries.">WinePairingsOnline.com
	Windows on the World Complete Wine Course: 2009 Edition Kevin Zraly "A very well written and easy to understand introduction to the world of wine by a guy who knows his stuff, the section on buying wine is worth a read. Regularly updated, here is the new edition." - WinePairingsOnline.com
	Wine For Dummies For Dummies Ed McCarthy & Mary Ewing-Mulligan "The “Dummies” series continues to be a great primer for many different subjects and this one is no exceptions. This book reads quick and is very approachable." - WinePairingsOnline.com
	The World Atlas of Wine: Completely Revised and Updated, Sixth Edition (World Atlas of Wine) Hugh Johnson & Jancis Robinson "The “Atlas” is a very detailed wine resource that has sold millions of copies and is printed in multiple languages. This book is worth owning for the impressive illustrations and maps alone." - WinePairingsOnline.com

"Wine gives a man nothing. It neither gives him knowledge nor wit; it only animates a man, and enables him to bring out what a dread of the company has repressed. It only puts in motion what had been locked up in frost."

-Samuel Johnson