Hello everyone! What are your favorite wine books? Particularly books that focus on a specific topic (rather than wine Bible or something else comprehensive)
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I love Champagne by Peter Liem: he delves into each region better than any other resource I've seen. Oz Clarke's Bordeaux is good too for getting to know each appellation and producer in-depth.
Sherry, Manzanilla & Montilla also by Peter Liem. NZ Winegrowers also has a downloadable text book: https://www.nzwine.com/en/media/resources/textbook/ and Celia Hay wrote one for NZ wines as well: https://www.celiahay.com/product/newzealand-wine-guide.
Vino Italiano by David Lynch and Joe Bastianich.
When I was hired to work as a rep for an Italian supplier in Denver, my boss told me to get this book. It is an excellent resource for Italian wines in general.