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"... will satisfy every lover of this famous wine
region."—ÂÂÂBloomberg"The publishers
have hit upon a winning formula, with Susan Keevil compiling an
informative, eclectic, but always enjoyable, collection of
beautifully written pieces from some 30
contributors."—ÂThe Sun"The accumulated effect is
thoughtful and intriguing, inspiring readers to open up a Chianti
Classico or Brunello and take a trip to Tuscany via wine
glasses."—ÂNY Times"...this enjoyable book compiles
articles about the evolution of Tuscan vineyards, with entertaining
portraits of innovative winemakers and insightful commentary about
the region and the wines by a who’s-who of regional experts,
including Burton Anderson, Gerald Asher, Andrew Jefford, Hugh
Johnson and Ruth Rogers. "—ÂToronto GlobeFrom the
melée and muddle of Italy’s vinous past, Tuscany emerged
triumphant. The world’s restaurants began to clamour for its
Chianti and the Super Tuscan rebel-wines that captured the hearts,
palates and pockets of any wine lover who sipped them. It found
fame and fortune but had it gone too far…? On Tuscany’s authors
unravel the truths of this enchanted vineyard – its tortured
landscape of clashing mountains and upended seas, its mysterious
Etruscan forebears, the Medici aristocrats and warring tribes who
fought to control it. And the stoic peasants, whose thwarted
creativity and intuitive ways with wine won through in the end. It
tells the story of its king of grapes, Sangiovese, and the
courtiers that grapple for its throne, and of the maverick
winemakers who harness this region’s passion for wine today,
steadying the roller coaster before it once again goes too far and
too fast…With contributions from Andrew Jefford, Hugh Johnson,
Nicolas Belfrage MW, Jancis Robinson MW, David Gleave MW, Walter
Speller, Gabriele Gorelli MW, Burton Anderson, Ruth Rogers, Neil
Beckett, Victoria Moore, Gerald Asher, D H Lawrence, Fiona Morrison
MW.