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Majosta How to appreciate wine: the (French) 5 point method by Paul Declerck

Name: How to appreciate wine: the (French) 5 point method by Paul Declerck
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Unlock the confidence to enjoy wine—properly. This book introduces Paul Declerck’s 5 Point Method: five simple things to focus on every time you have a glass of wine, regardless of its price, colour or origin. By following this method, you’ll quickly gain the skills and assurance to choose, taste and talk about wine with ease. Whether you're at a dinner party, browsing in a wine shop, or ordering from a restaurant list, you'll know exactly what you're doing. With this book, you will: Learn how to taste wine without feeling intimidated Understand the differences between styles and regions Read and decode any wine label with confidence Know which bottle to pick for any occasion Explore food and wine pairings with ease Feel genuinely confident in any wine conversation No snobbery. No jargon. Just practical guidance to help you enjoy every glass and feel at home in the world of wine. Start with curiosity. Finish with confidence. About the Author Paul Declerck works at Cult Wines, the world’s leading fine wine investment company. Born into a winemaking family in France’s Loire Valley, he has hosted dozens of wine tastings for beginners and professionals alike. Known for his clear, relaxed style, Paul is passionate about making wine more accessible—one glass at a time.

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Brand: Majosta
Format: hardcover
ASIN: B0FPLR67RK
Category: Books > Subjects > Food & Drink > Wine & Winemaking
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 08 September 2025
Listed Since: 03 September 2025

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