Consumer's Guide to Organic Wine
Author: Robert Johnson
The cat's out of the bag. Organic wines - those made from grapes grown without pesticides and chemical fertilizers and produced with little or no additives or preservatives - constitute one of the fastest growing segments of the wine industry. Over the past ten years producers of organic wine and the varieties they make have increased dramatically. The Consumer's Guide to Organic Wine is the premier guide to organic wines, domestic and foreign, available in the United States. Whether you are a wine connoisseur, investor, store owner, restauranteur, hotel manager, or just like to drink high-quality wine, The Consumer's Guide to Organic Wine will increase your appreciation of wine, the wine country, and the wine-makers who are making better, healthier wines. Evidence indicates that the proper use of wine will help you live longer, look younger, and generally enhance your health. The authors present many scientifically demonstrated health properties of wine along with authoritative references. Such important topics as wine and pregnancy, wine's use in the health care industry, and wine and alcoholism are covered in detail. Wine producers themselves explain their decision to make organic wine and their particular artistry in doing so.
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