Mondo Champagne von Gerhard Eichelmann
Fast zwei Jahre ist der letzte Champagne-Titel von Gerhard Eichelmann schon vergriffen, nun gibt es ein komplett neues Buch! Es gibt wenige, bis keine Bücher, die sich so regelmäßig und umfassend mit der Bewertung der Champagne in der Breite widmen, deswegen gilt der Eichelmann auch als ein so wichtiges Nachschlagewerk, selbst im Ausland - deswegen erscheint diese Ausgabe zum ersten Mal ausschließlich auf Englisch. Das neue "Champagne" fasst in Form eines Kompendiums alle bisherigen Champagner-Titel von Gerhard Eichelmann zusammen und präsentiert über 13.000 Champagner von 1.300 Erzeugern. Gratis gibts noch eine App dazu. Wir freuen uns sehr, dass so viele unserer Winzer ganz vorne mit dabei sind, bei den Weltklasse- und den Herausragenden Produzenten!Produktinformation: Gebundenes Buch Erstauflage: 2021 Sprache: Englisch Seitenzahl: 832 ISBN:978-3938839386
Book Champagne - a Franco-German affair
Champagne - a Franco-German affair When the tiny pearls rise in the slim glass and tickle your nose, the first sip, well chilled, rolls over your tongue - then there is something to celebrate. The champagne, the finest of all sparkling wines, stands for luxury and enjoyment. But the most French of all drinks would not be available today if the English had not created a fashion trend in the 17th century, which some Germans who moved to France then picked up.Many German winemakers and wine merchants came to Champagne at the end of the 18th and beginning of the 19th centuries, founded their own companies or became cellar masters and partners of existing companies. They traveled all over Europe and America, they spoke foreign languages and were good salespeople. They loaded horse-drawn carriages and ships with their valuable cargo and delivered them to royal and princely houses. They knew about their preferences - very sweet for the Russian tsar, dry for the English, semi-dry for the Germans. The history of champagne began 350 years ago when people wanted to get rid of the bubbles in wine. In this book you can find out what makes champagne so unique to this day and what role the Germans played in it. Author: Reinhard Pietsch Born in 1953, worked in Freiburg i.Br. and Edinburgh studied English, German and mathematics, and then worked for several publishing houses as an editorial, program and publishing manager. For several years he has been working as a freelance writer and editor in the fields of history, advice and popular science. He has been very concerned with German landscapes and their history and has written several books about it. Today he lives near Munich. Vienna is his second home.
Champagne 456 by Gerhard Eichelmann
"Champagne 456" by Gerhard Eichelmann, his tenth book on Champagne. On 768 pages, 456 producers with 2,800 champagnes are presented, all champagnes were tasted in the past two years. The sub-regions of Champagne and the most important communes are presented in detail, a glossary, a vintage overview and an updated classification round off the book. The current title is only published in German. Produktinformation: Gebundenes Buch Erstauflage: 2023 Sprache: Deutsch Seitenzahl: 768 ISBN: 978-3938839409
Buch "Großer Panda und Kleiner Drache" von James Norbury
“What's more important?” asked Big Panda. “The journey or the destination?” “The companions,” said Little Dragon. Big Panda and Little Dragon, inseparable friends, set out on a journey through the four seasons—by day and by night, in rain and in sunshine. As they explore nature, they find friends and inspiration, as well as the certainty that after dark days, a new spring always comes. And they learn what it means to live in the moment, to make peace with the unpredictable, and to find the strength to overcome life’s hurdles together. A wonderfully heartwarming story about friendship and hope.Produktinformation: Gebundenes Buch Erstauflage: 2022 Sprache: Deutsch Seitenzahl: 160 ISBN: 978-3442316557
Champagne - Sparkling standard work by Stefan Pegatzky
Sometimes it just has to be champagne! But which one? Today, no less than 4,500 companies produce the most famous sparkling wine in the world - each with its own concept. In this book, Stefan Pegatzky provides a guide to the diversity of champagne today and presents the 100 most important producers and their "house style": from traditional brands to innovative cooperatives to revolutionary winemakers. In the process, the reader learns everything important about the different grape varieties, regions and vinification styles. Produktinformation: Gebundenes Buch Erstauflage: 2021 Sprache: Deutsch Seitenzahl: 240 ISBN: 978-3960331193
Book Poured by Paula Bosch
Germany's first sommelier about wines, winegrowers and the future of the industry. Will there still be sommeliers in the future? How is climate change affecting viticulture? What role do scores play in wine? What is the downside of alternative wine closures? Where and how is the best place to buy wine? Germany's first sommelier, Paula Bosch, will answer these and other exciting questions about the development of the wine industry. To do this, she brings well-known discussion partners from the gastro and wine industry to the table, such as Hans Haas, Joachim Heger, Tohru Nakamura and Eberhard Spangenberg. This book is not just about wine, but about the person behind it, Paula Bosch and her way to the top of the German sommelier. Because she has a clear opinion and a lot to tell about top gastronomy, about cooks, winegrowers and wine merchants, about the perfect wine, about the sense of taste of men and women and the future of the industry. It is a book for all wine connoisseurs, but also for beginners, for Paula Bosch fans and those who would like to learn something about the world of gastronomy and top sommeliers. Authors: Paula Bosch & Diana Binder Produktinformation: Taschenbuch Erstauflage: 2022 Sprache: Deutsch Seitenzahl: 224 ISBN: 978-3965841802
Buch "Die Champagner Fürstin" von Annette Fabiani
As a young girl, Barbe-Nicole Clicquot survived the French Revolution. She emerged stronger from every setback. And after her husband’s death, she built a global empire from a few vineyards. No wonder, then, that in 1858, Jeanne Pommery sought the advice of the elderly lady in Reims when she unexpectedly became a widow and had to hold her own as the heiress of a wine business in a ruthless, male-dominated world. The self-assured Jeanne learned a great deal from the experienced Barbe-Nicole. And eventually, she succeeded in conquering the market with a novel brut champagne. But this suddenly puts her in direct competition with her mentor… A novel by Annette Fabiani Produktinformation: Taschenbuch Erstauflage: 2022 Sprache: Deutsch Seitenzahl: 528 ISBN: 978-3442492688
Book 111 must-see places in Champagne
111 must-see places in Champagne When God was very thirsty for the first time, he sent Pierre Pérignon to earth and had him brew a drink that made him see stars: Champagne: Without Dom Pérignon, the inventive monk from Hautvillers, the French national drink would be hard to imagine. And not even the Champagne. With its lovely, hilly landscape, traditional vineyards, old wineries, stately residences, old streets and churches and small villages, it is one of the most beautiful and still undiscovered regions of France - a landscape full of surprises and history. This book takes even champagne connoisseurs to places that will astonish them and tells the stories of 111 unusual places. And of course the champagne. Authors: Martin Roos, Jean-Claude Bourgueil, Tom Jasny Produktinformation:TaschenbuchNeuauflage: 25.1.2025Sprache: DeutschSeitenzahl: 240ISBN: 978-3740-825386
The champagne garden - Fiona McIntosh
About the book:Épernay, 1914: Sophie Delancré is a passionate winemaker. She runs her family's winery and has a big dream: she wants to produce the finest champagne in France. When she meets the good-looking and warm-hearted Jerome Mea, also a winemaker, it is love at first sight. Soon the wedding bells will ring and happiness seems perfect. But shortly after the wedding, Jerome has to go to war and Sophie is left alone on the property they share. As the young winemaker struggles to keep her winery running on her own, a critical sugar shortage forces her to enter into a dangerous deal with a shady acquaintance. And suddenly war no longer seems to be the only threat in their lives...About the author:Fiona McIntosh grew up in England but spent many years of her childhood in West Africa. She gave up her job as a public relations manager to travel and decided to stay in Australia in 1980. She has published numerous novels and children's books worldwide and is considered one of Australia's most popular authors. When she's not pursuing her passion for travel in search of new ideas, Fiona McIntosh lives in Adelaide with her family. Produktinformation: Taschenbuch Erstauflage: 2022 Sprache: Deutsch Seitenzahl: 512 ISBN: 978-3-7341-1140-2
Book Epikur: From the desire to live
Zum Buch: Epikur verstand unter dem Schlüsselwort der Lust die Erlösung von allen seelischen wie körperlichen Schmerzen. Dafür gibt der Philosoph eine Vielzahl von Hinweisen, Maximen und Ratschlägen aus. Die prägnantesten Aussagen sind in diesem Band versammelt und bis heute Wegweiser zu einem lustvoll glücklichen Leben in heiterer Seelenruhe.Produktinformation: Hardcover Erstauflage: 26-7-2021 Sprache: Deutsch Seitenzahl: 96 ISBN: 978-3-7306-1013-8
Bookmark "Champagne "Characters"
Der Pariser Illustrator Guillaume Reynard hat dieses kleine, aber feine Lesezeichen für uns entworfen. Am besten bestellt Ihr es zusammen mit einem Roman aus unserem Bücherregal sowie einem Champagner-Probierpaket.
Book: Die Kunst, Champagner zu trinken (The Art of Drinking Champagne)
Translated from French into German by Brigitte GroßeAbout the Book:Two women writers, one shared passion: Amélie and Pétronille are forever chasing a high—through literature and through champagne. In Paris, they attend a tasting at the Ritz; they celebrate in London and in the Alps. But there are demons that cannot be drowned, not even in the finest sparkling wine. A fizzy, effervescent novel about intoxication—and an ode to friendship.About the Author:Amélie Nothomb loves champagne, but she doesn’t enjoy drinking it alone. So she seeks out kindred spirits who cultivate the art of intoxication as devotedly as she does. At a reading, she meets Pétronille, a woman who resembles a fifteen-year-old boy, knows Amélie’s books, and soon publishes a novel of her own. Amélie realizes at once: with Pétronille, one can not only share cherries, but drink champagne as well. From then on, the two always find the perfect excuse to indulge their little vice. After Amélie’s visit to Vivienne Westwood, they meet in London; they ring in the New Year with Pétronille’s communist parents in the Paris suburbs; and even on the ski slopes they can be spotted with a bottle in hand. But suddenly, a hangover mood descends.Produktinformation: Gebundenes Buch Erstauflage: 2019 Sprache: Deutsch Seitenzahl: 160 ISBN: 978-3257261493
Book "Verhängnisvoller Champagner" by Tom Hillenbrand
“Not everything that sparkles is gold.” Luxembourg chef Xavier Kieffer once completed his training in the Champagne region. When he visits an old friend there — now the head of a champagne house — he witnesses a terrible accident. Or was it a cleverly disguised murder? Kieffer begins to investigate and soon discovers that behind the facades of the great champagne houses lie all kinds of secrets... Luxembourg specialties and French savoir-vivre — the gripping new crime novel by SPIEGEL bestselling author Tom Hillenbrand.Produktinformation: Taschenbuch Erstauflage: 2025 Sprache: Deutsch Seitenzahl: 496 ISBN: 978-3462003291