Insider Wine Making Secrets: What The Masters Won't Tell You......

ISBN-13: 9781517573799 / Angielski / Miękka / 2015 / 72 str.

N. Joe Snow

Opis

Insider Wine Making Secrets is much more than a book on how to make wine, although the author has been making homemade wine for over eight years and he obviously knows a great deal about wine, its history and benefits. The book starts with wine making going back to 7000 BC, when scholars believe wine was first discovered. Insider Wine Making Secrets is a well written, easy to understand book and written in an enjoyable down home style. If you like wine and want to know which wines are best for your health and diet, then this book is for you. If you want to know a general history of wine, then this book is for you. If you want to learn how to make your own homemade wine, then this book is for you. And finally, if you just want an interesting, enjoyable, and fact packed book to read, then this book is for you. There appears to be many health advantages to the moderate consumption of wine; from wines used for medicinal purposes, to the benefits of having wine with meals. The preface starts off with why and how the author started making wine. Then a brief history of wine is presented. The book then goes into detail how wine was used for medicinal purposes in ancient times and its usefulness today. The next chapters explain, wine's beneficial effects on the human diet and which wines are best for your health. There is a chapter on why you should consider making your own wine. And after reading the previous chapters, you may want to do just that. If you should decide to give homemade wine making a try, you will not be disappointed. There is a chapter on the wine making process, including the equipment needed and where to get it. And you will receive step by step instructions on making wine from home, including several recipes to follow for various kinds of wine. An email address is provided for answers to questions.

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