Best Nonfiction Books About Wine For Everyday Readers.If you love these wine novels, be sure to check out our list of the best wine movies and documentaries. Don’t forget to let us know your favorite books about wine in the comments. We are not experts in wine, but we sure are experts in drinking and enjoying it.

Heck, we will even mention a few wine podcasts, and we promise some of these novels about wine will transport you to new destinations and time periods. However, authors like Bosker will share their experiences with sommelier certification, and you’ll find plenty of biographical nonfiction wine books to learn more about important players’ key contributions and the wine industry. These wine books might not be the best if you are seeking certification, though. While we much prefer drinking wine, we are curious about which wines are acceptable for host(ess) gifts, how to translate that complicated-looking label, and how to pick a good but affordable bottle for ourselves.īelow, find the best books about wine as recommended by professionals, friends, and casual wine drinkers for everyday readers. Some fictional wine books even make us laugh and fall in love.Īs non-sommeliers and wine professionals, we also appreciate books about wine to teach us the basics. Plus, we crave those wine novels that teach us more about World War 2, winemaking, and the power and strength of home and family. We dream of winetasting in Italy, France, South Africa, Portugal, New Zealand, and California. These fictional and nonfiction wine books will teach you more and transport you to vineyards around the world.Īs wine lovers and travelers, we cannot read enough books set on vineyards.

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