Jancis Robinson

British wine critic, journalist and author; Master of Wine (MW); editor of The Oxford Companion to Wine, long-time wine columnist and critic, and founder of JancisRobinson.com.

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  1. 1. The Oxford Companion To Wine

    An authoritative, encyclopedic reference that provides comprehensive, alphabetically arranged entries on grape varieties, wine regions, viticulture, winemaking techniques, styles and tasting, wine history and law, major producers and personalities, and the global wine trade; designed for both enthusiasts and professionals, it combines technical detail with accessible explanations, extensive cross-references, and updated information on trends and appellations, making it a go-to resource for learning about and researching all aspects of wine.

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  2. 2. The 24 Hour Wine Expert

    A concise, accessible primer that distills essential wine knowledge into bite-sized lessons for busy beginners and enthusiasts; it explains grape varieties, key regions and styles, tasting technique and vocabulary, buying and cellaring tips, food-pairing and service advice, and how to spot faults, offering practical recommendations and flavor descriptors to help readers decode labels, choose wines confidently and build a modest cellar—all presented in a quick-read format meant to get you up to speed fast.

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