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This would've been a good book if the author had focused exclusively on the arson case. It seemed as if she didn't have enough material to write exclusively on the arson, so she also wrote about everything else, spending two-thirds of the book writing about the entire history of the wine region. She should have stuck to the arson story, even if it meant writing a long article instead of a book. #2025Book21

Fascinating, a bit slow in places, but if you are a wine lover or interested in the history of wine, this book may be right for you. Following the wine tasting that changed the world of wine, this looks at the history of California wine and what happened when they beat the best French wines in France in 1976. I savored this one! #Doublespin #BookspinBingo @TheAromaofBooks

2⭐. It's hard to like the characters.

Reading next for my movie/book club. So far it's just ehh.

1. N/A; looking for work at the moment

2. I don‘t think Miles particularly likes being a teacher

I was surprised by this. I thought it would be Italy or France.

This was very interesting to learn about the world of wine and the job of sommeliers.

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Enjoy!