"Burgundy: Twisted Roots is an intriguing and multi-layered novel about love, wine and intrigue, steeped in a deep knowledge of the seductive French lifestyle, from wild boar hunts to wine harves feasts, with side servings of skullduggery and inheritance laws." —MARTIN WALKER, bestselling author of the Bruno, Chief of Police series Max Maguire of the NYPD, daughter of a legendary NY cop and a French mother disowned by her aristocratic family when she married, met examining magistrate Olivier Chaumont over murder at the wedding of an old friend in the Champagne wine region. They remained on-again-off-again partners and lovers over more murder again, this time in Bordeaux. And now, six months later, Max is on her way to Burgundy where it's time to give up her promising career and commit—or split. Murder occurs. There's a mystery girl, American. Fractured families. Motives aplenty. But the story's real fascination lies in two things French: the wine culture and French inheritance laws which are convoluted and guaranteed to spark family wars, even unto death. And the French justice system functions differently which frustrates Max, an action-oriented, straightforward investigator, and causes some friction with Olivier. Janet Hubbard wraps up her Vengeance in the Vineyard trilogy with a surprise and solutions that will please readers.
He was Berry Bros. & Rudd's Burgundy Director from 2003 to 2017. This second edition spans 800 pages, with expanded coverage of over 1,200 vineyards, 300 wine villages and 700 domaines.
How to Judge Young Wine Judging young wine requires time and concentration, a lack of interruption and, ideally, a certain amount of physical comfort, such that one can be as relaxed as possible.
Ray shares his journey to secure the region’s most coveted grapes. The Road to Burgundy is a glorious celebration of finding one’s true path in life and taking a chance—whatever the odds.
Hilton Root challenges traditional assumptions and proposes a new interpretation of the relationship between state and society.
Written in the tradition of A Year in Provence and Sideways, this elegantly penned book will delight wine lovers and armchair travelers alike. “An engaging memoir.”—Gerald Asher, author of Vineyard Tales and former wine columnist for ...
The Apogee of Burgundy Richard Vaughan, Graeme Small ... Aspects of the work of Pignon are also considered in J. Veenstra , Magic and divination at the courts of Burgundy and France : text and contexts of Laurens Pignon's " Contre les ...
Charmingly illustrated and bubbling with personality, Big Macs & Burgundy will open your mind to the entirely fun and entirely accessible wine pairings out there waiting to be discovered—and make you do a few spit-takes along the way. ...
Côte d'Or is small but its influence is huge and it can even strike terror into the heart of wine professionals.
The Hundred Years War was far from over . The continuing warfare that followed the Congress of Arras seems to justify what Vaughan asserts . But this may be because he is led to this conclusion from a modern Anglo - French Hundred Years ...
Called by Hugh Johnson "the best book yet written on Burgundy", this complete guide to the fascinating world of the wines of Burgundy is now available in paperback.