Quaff 2010, the essential guide for the savvy wine-drinker, provides tasting notes for more than 400 good-value local and imported wines, listing them by variety in an easy-to-follow-format. This year Forrie has also selected his top 100 wines, and shortlists the top budget wines for each variety. An annual favourite, Quaff remains the only guide to affordable drinking.

So many wines, so many labels, so much choice and so little time. Which wines to buy? Which ones offer the best value? Do you have to spend a fortune to get something half drinkable? Don't panic - help has arrived. Quaff 2011 tells you all you need to know about buying the best value-for-money wines and tracking down fantastic bargains. Inside you'll find tasting notes for more than 350 standout wines, all under $15, including: sparkling wines, white wines, pink wines, red wines, sweet wines and fortified wines Quaff 2011 also lets you in on more than 100 great-value wines over $15, mouthwatering imported wines for under $20, cask wines that are well worth buying, plus a one-stop list of the top 20 quaffing wines of 2010. You can also receive free weekly reviews of top value wines at www.quaff.com.au.

"The Australian Wine Guide covers types and styles of wine, wine production, sensory evaluation, wine and food matching, wine storage and service. It teaches you about developing your palate, interpreting a wine label and about imported wine. Wine and food matching and Australian geographical regions have been completely updated and expanded. Leading Australian winemakers offer their thoughts on grape varieties and wine regions. Some 3000 wines were tasted for the new edition. Wines have been rated into three categories - Outstanding, Highly Recommended and Recommended: providing an essential guide for your next visit to a wine region, bottle shop or internet wine selling site."--Publisher's website.