Always wanted to be a wine nerd? No time like the present to learn how.
WHEN PEOPLE ASK ME how they can increase their wine knowledge, it’s often because they want to buy wine with greater confidence.
To become an all-out wine nerd, however—conversant in the names of esoteric grapes and little-known regions, able to identify wines in a blind tasting by their acid or tannin structure—is to aspire to an entirely different level of education. That’s what Nick Jackson hopes to teach readers of his recently published book, “Beyond Flavour.” With so many drinkers isolated at home, this might be the ideal opportunity to try his theories out.
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