- Format:Paperback
- ISBN:9781913141691
- Publication Date:09-07-2018
- Pages:374
- Type:Regional Guide
- Publisher:Academie du Vin Library Ltd
- Series:The Classic Wine Library
- Dimensions:234x156mm
- Weight: 600g
The Wines of Bulgaria, Romania and Moldova
Author: Caroline Gilby MW
The Wines of Bulgaria, Romania and Moldova
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The Wines of Bulgaria, Romania and Moldova is a comprehensive guide to three of Eastern Europe’s most significant wine-producing countries. Exploring their winemaking history, geography, climate and indigenous grape varieties, the book examines how culture and politics have shaped their wine industries. Featuring detailed coverage of wine styles, key regions and leading producers, it offers an authoritative introduction to a fascinating and often overlooked part of the wine world.
Awards and Accolades
- OIV Awards Prize 2020, Wines and Territories Category
In the Press
‘One of the most unflinchingly honest wine books I have ever read. She is not afraid to be critical... but at no point do you get a sense of someone trying to expose vulnerabilities for a good storyline. Instead, everything about the book reads a bit like tough love. Gilby has the piercing insight of someone with a scientist's brain and a mother's heart.’ Tamlyn Currin, jancisrobinson.com
The Wines of Bulgaria, Romania and Moldova
This first book devoted to Eastern Europe’s most important wine-producing countries provides detailed information on the region’s wine production history, climate and geography, and analyses the parts played by culture and politics in the development of these wine industries. Wine styles, important grape varieties and key wineries are detailed.
OIV Awards Prize 2020, Wines and Territories Category
Caroline Gilby MW (1992) worked as a wine buyer for 7 years before starting her own business as a consultant and freelance wine writer in 1995. She writes for Decanter, Harpers and The Drinks Business, as well as Hugh Johnson’s Pocket Wine Book, The Wine Opus, Oxford Companion to Wine and Wines of the world. She judges regularly at international wine competitions including Decanter’s World Wine Awards and has lectured for the WSET at Diploma level and for OIV’s MSc in Wine Management.
‘One of the most unflinchingly honest wine books I have ever read. She is not afraid to be critical... but at no point do you get a sense of someone trying to expose vulnerabilities for a good storyline. Instead, everything about the book reads a bit like tough love. Gilby has the piercing insight of someone with a scientist's brain and a mother's heart.’ Tamlyn Currin, jancisrobinson.com