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08-09-2000, 11:54 PM,
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I am new to wine and am finding it a fun hobby. I enjoy a glass of wine when I go out to a nice resturant. Recently, I decided to visit many of the wineries in Oregon as that was where I was from and was vacationing (honeymooning). I visited 9 wineries in about 5 days. It was very enjoyable. Now I have several wines of various types. I am looking for a printed book that would best be described as light reading but would be very informative about wine in general. I am interested in getting more serious about this hobby. Thanks.
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08-10-2000, 12:06 AM,
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The 'Dummies' series of books might be what you are looking for. Red Wine for Dummies and White Wine for Dummies are good basic texts. You can work up from there.

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08-10-2000, 06:18 PM,
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Since everybody seems to like the books that start by calling readers names, I suppose you should go ahead and read them, but do look for local wine organizations and organized wine tastings. The best way to learn is to taste alongside the reading.
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