“Wine is for sharing. What's the fun of swirling, swishing, sloshing and yakking if my friends can't join in?”
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Waiter, There's a Horse in My Wine: A Treasury of Entertainment, Exploration and Education by America's Wittiest Wine Critic
This book gathers pieces from a wine critic known for combining wit with informative content about wine. The title itself plays on the classic restaurant complaint format, suggesting the work does not take itself too seriously while still offering substance. The contents appear designed to entertain readers who may find traditional wine writing overly formal or intimidating, using humor as an entry point to broader exploration of wine topics. The framing as a treasury indicates a curated selection of previously published or collected material rather than a single narrative work. The description positions the author as distinctive within American wine criticism for prioritizing accessibility and amusement alongside education. more
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