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Halliday Pocket Wine Companion 2021: The 2021 guide to Australia's best value wines

Hardback

Main Details

Title Halliday Pocket Wine Companion 2021: The 2021 guide to Australia's best value wines
Authors and Contributors      By (author) James Halliday
Physical Properties
Format:Hardback
Pages:256
Dimensions(mm): Height 181,Width 111
Category/GenreDrinks
Wine
ISBN/Barcode 9781743796917
ClassificationsDewey:641.220994
Audience
General
Edition Hardback
Illustrations Text only

Publishing Details

Publisher Hardie Grant Books
Imprint Hardie Grant Books
Publication Date 29 October 2020
Publication Country Australia

Description

A compact and easy-to-navigate newcomer to the Halliday Wine stable, the Halliday Pocket Wine Companion distils key elements of the annual guide, curating a best of the best both by value and ratings across the country's key wine regions. While value can be difficult to define with wine, it's a big part of the decision when it comes to choosing a bottle. Here we've put it front and centre by only featuring the wineries and wines with special value ratings from the Wine Companion 2021. James Halliday is recognised as Australia's most respected wine critic, and his annual guide is considered the industry benchmark for Australian wine. The Halliday Pocket Wine Companion gives wine lovers access to his insights in a small package that is easy to read, use and carry. It includes tasting notes, ratings and advice on best-by drinking. Just as with the full guide, it is a compelling proposition for self and gift purchasers.

Author Biography

James Halliday is an unmatched authority on every aspect of the Australian wine industry in the league of international names including Hugh Johnson, Robert Parker and Jancis Robinson. His winemaking has led him to sojourns in Bordeaux and Burgundy, and he has had a long career as an international wine judge. In 1995 he received the Australian wine industry's ultimate accolade, the Maurice O'Shea Award, and in 2010 he was made a Member of the Order of Australia.