thanks a lot... and even better than free, if the s/r cooperates i can read
it all by myself... I am interestedto see if i am a cheap drunk, or just a
trailer drinker... i am sure i am above a bum wino... but until now all i
did was taste and if in my range i bought if i liked it... never considered
collecting or anything but i am interested more in that now.

Lee
"pavane" > wrote in message
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> "Storrmmee" > wrote in message
> ...
> | thanks for being so honest... perhaps you could ask him next time you
> speak,
> | not a rush just gathering info, Lee
> | "Doug Freyburger" > wrote in message
> | ...
> | > Storrmmee wrote:
> | >>
> | >> if you were reccomending a book for someone to learn wines/ratings
> what
> | >> would you suggest
> | >
> | > Sorry, Lee. If I were suggesting a book for top quality drinks, the
> | > book I would recommend would be about ales not wines. Any book I read
> | > about wines was a very long time ago.
> | >
> | > "The Wine Spectator" was a magazine recommended by a friend who feels
> | > about wines the way I feel about ales. He always has wine that is
> very
> | > superior at his house the way I have ale that's superior at my house.
>
> Instead of a book how about an online source? And it's free.
> Wine Enthusiast Magazine has a comprehensive website, free of charge
> and full of information on wine. In particular it has a section called
> "Wine 101" which is a terrific primer on all aspects of wine. Go to
> http://www.winemag.com/ and in the header about 2" down on the
> home page click on "Wine 101." See what you think of it. And its free!
>
> pavane
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