Introducing “Which Wine When: What to drink with the food you love” – the ultimate guide for wine lovers who want to enhance their dining experience! This delightful book is a must-have for anyone who enjoys the perfect pairing of food and wine.
With its friendly and approachable style, “Which Wine When” takes you on a journey through the world of wine, helping you navigate the vast array of flavors and aromas. Whether you’re a seasoned wine connoisseur or just starting your wine adventure, this book is packed with valuable insights and recommendations.
What sets “Which Wine When” apart is its focus on pairing wine with specific dishes. No more guessing games or relying on outdated rules! This book provides expert advice on which wine to choose for every meal, from casual weeknight dinners to special occasions. Say goodbye to mismatched flavors and hello to a harmonious symphony of taste!
This book is not only informative but also makes a brilliant gift for wine lovers. It falls into the category of thoughtful and unique presents that show you truly understand their passion. Imagine the joy on their face as they discover new wine pairings and unlock a whole new level of culinary enjoyment.
So, whether you’re treating yourself or surprising a wine enthusiast in your life, “Which Wine When” is the perfect companion. Cheers to unforgettable dining experiences and the joy of discovering the perfect wine for every occasion!
C J DICKINS –
I love the way this is written; truly knowledgeable and well researched, but it doesn’t take anything away from the pure joy of food and drink one bit. It’s both a fun read and a genuinely helpful reference guide at the same time. Finally, a wine expert’s advice without the expectation of a massive budget!
Sarah –
I’m new to wine and have just started my WSET level 1. This book was a lovely little book to read to give you an insight into fabourings and pairings, written in no nonsense English and not highbrow in the least. Would def recommend.
George Nickless –
If you’re like me and have felt an overwhelming anxiety when faced with choosing what wines to order when at a restaurant, or even when browsing the ever expanding wine section in my local supermarket, this book will definitely take the edge off. It’s simple, offers interesting wine pearings (who thought you could pair wine with a lamb donor kebab! Wasn’t on my bucketlist of pairings but it certainly is now!) And most importantly offers the fundamental basics of wine pairings, which is excellent for me being a complete novice.
I very rarely broadened my horizons in terms of wine selection before reading this book and tended to just play it safe by sticking to bottles of wine that I knew, which was very limited. I’d say I have definitely found a few new favourites, as well as some that I’d prefer not to try again! But its all a learning curve and part of the fun.
Would recommend this book to anybody that is interested in developing their knowledge on wine pairings and willing to try new wines. Also good for meal planning and inspiration for what to cook, even more so now that I’m stuck at home during lockdown.
Archdeacon –
ok but not as easy a reference book as we hade hoped for matching wine to food,
MR J I ROOKE –
Personal friends with Bertie Boy Blaize… Wine Lord Extraordinaire!!!
tor ekenberg –
OK
Doreen Evans –
The last wine book I bought was a heavyweight effort from a Master of Wine. I am sure all the information is there; the problem is 300 plus pages of dense type. So it stays on the bookshelf, unread and unloved. Not this sparky effort. Lasagne tonight? No problem: look it up in the index, turn to the page and there you have a top choice, second choice and an if all else fails choice. Only takes seconds. Chicken nuggets? Ditto. Chicken korma. no problem. and so on. This is above all a practical book for anyone who wants a glass of wine that will go well with their meal, wants to avoid pomp and ceremony, plastic-melting prices and taste disasters. With this little book you will get good food/wine matches from any supermarket or off licence. I have found that this book does its job really well and for food/wine matching beats even Hugh Johnson’s Pocket Wine Guide. That has only 12 pages of food/wine tips. This book is tops for what it promises to do. Recommended.
Miss l J Thompson –
A gift so can’t comment on content but recipient pleased.