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- ddan - 09-01-2000
I'm applying for a waiter's position at a fine Italian rest. with an extensive wine list. I need to know where I can get detailed info. about the characteristics and differences of particular Italian wines.
- mrdutton - 09-01-2000
Dan, welcome to the Wine Board. Your question is fairly broad in nature, but maybe the below will help you a bit.
Got to your local Barnes & Knobel Bookstore and check the shelves there. You will find plenty of reference works on wines in general and even a few tomes on particular wine regions.
One that I like that covers all of the major wine producing regions of the world is The Larousse Encyclopedia of Wine. It is sole at B&N.
Best of luck to you with your new job application.
[This message has been edited by mrdutton (edited 09-02-2000).]
- Drew - 09-03-2000
Hey Mike....I see you're applying the Winoweenie's course of typing skills to your posts now. Hee Hee!!! [img]http://www.wines.com/ubb2/biggrin.gif[/img]
Drew
- mrdutton - 09-03-2000
My brain functions okay, it is just that the fingers can't keep up!!
- winoweenie - 09-04-2000
Certainly nice of you to recognize surerior skilz, Drew ole cock! winoweenie
- Drew - 09-04-2000
Always, WW.....I read ALL of your posts!
Drew