The Vine in Australia
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Author: A C Kally
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 240
Before we could appreciate the astounding Australian wines of today, we had to learn how to grow and tend the vines that produce them. Beautifully reproduced with a new foreword by award-winning Penfolds winemaker Peter Gago, The Vine in Australia takes us back to the beginning. Born of necessity following many failures when wine was first produced in Australia, winemaker AC Kelly's book was a huge success in 1861, and was so popular it was reprinted the following year. The Vine in Australia introduced wine chemistry and modern science to Australian wine makers battling with the new soil and climate. Kelly's visionary book did much to establish Australian technical expertise in viticulture at a time when the country was awash with bad wine, its drinkers accustomed to the coarse wines of Spain and Portugal. During Kelly's day, winemaking was a new and untried enterprise. But thanks to this book, in just 200 years, Australia's wine industry grew from a few meagre plantings, to an industry renowned throughout the world. See how it all started...
Author: A C Kally
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 240
Before we could appreciate the astounding Australian wines of today, we had to learn how to grow and tend the vines that produce them. Beautifully reproduced with a new foreword by award-winning Penfolds winemaker Peter Gago, The Vine in Australia takes us back to the beginning. Born of necessity following many failures when wine was first produced in Australia, winemaker AC Kelly's book was a huge success in 1861, and was so popular it was reprinted the following year. The Vine in Australia introduced wine chemistry and modern science to Australian wine makers battling with the new soil and climate. Kelly's visionary book did much to establish Australian technical expertise in viticulture at a time when the country was awash with bad wine, its drinkers accustomed to the coarse wines of Spain and Portugal. During Kelly's day, winemaking was a new and untried enterprise. But thanks to this book, in just 200 years, Australia's wine industry grew from a few meagre plantings, to an industry renowned throughout the world. See how it all started...
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: A C Kally
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 240
Before we could appreciate the astounding Australian wines of today, we had to learn how to grow and tend the vines that produce them. Beautifully reproduced with a new foreword by award-winning Penfolds winemaker Peter Gago, The Vine in Australia takes us back to the beginning. Born of necessity following many failures when wine was first produced in Australia, winemaker AC Kelly's book was a huge success in 1861, and was so popular it was reprinted the following year. The Vine in Australia introduced wine chemistry and modern science to Australian wine makers battling with the new soil and climate. Kelly's visionary book did much to establish Australian technical expertise in viticulture at a time when the country was awash with bad wine, its drinkers accustomed to the coarse wines of Spain and Portugal. During Kelly's day, winemaking was a new and untried enterprise. But thanks to this book, in just 200 years, Australia's wine industry grew from a few meagre plantings, to an industry renowned throughout the world. See how it all started...
Author: A C Kally
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 240
Before we could appreciate the astounding Australian wines of today, we had to learn how to grow and tend the vines that produce them. Beautifully reproduced with a new foreword by award-winning Penfolds winemaker Peter Gago, The Vine in Australia takes us back to the beginning. Born of necessity following many failures when wine was first produced in Australia, winemaker AC Kelly's book was a huge success in 1861, and was so popular it was reprinted the following year. The Vine in Australia introduced wine chemistry and modern science to Australian wine makers battling with the new soil and climate. Kelly's visionary book did much to establish Australian technical expertise in viticulture at a time when the country was awash with bad wine, its drinkers accustomed to the coarse wines of Spain and Portugal. During Kelly's day, winemaking was a new and untried enterprise. But thanks to this book, in just 200 years, Australia's wine industry grew from a few meagre plantings, to an industry renowned throughout the world. See how it all started...
The Vine in Australia