There has never been a more exciting time to drink Australian wine. Centuries of innovation and determination have led to an era of exceptional achievement in Australia, yet it is a country whose output is not matched by its scholarship. Until now. How to Drink Australian brings together global experts to answer its namesake question, offering sweeping, practical, and compelling insight to all aspects of Australian wine: exhaustive analysis of every significant region, stunning and detailed maps, bespoke illustrations and artwork, individual wine recommendations, hundreds of producer profiles, a fold-out region-by-region grape table and more, all curated with a reverence for Australia's first custodians. How to Drink Australian is the modern wine book that Australia (and a world of wine drinkers) has been waiting for. Jane Lopes and Jonathan Ross lead this important book, with contributions from Mike Bennie, Kavita Faiella, and Hannah Day, and original maps by Martin von Wyss.

This expert guide takes out the mystery and adds some fun into ensuring you know exactly which Australian wines to look for and which wineries to visit in 2020. Jeremy Oliver, author of the bestselling Australian Wine Annual narrows his focus and selects the very best Australian wines: by variety, by region, and by occasion ? with his favourite choices for every budget and even a few tips for cellaring. Interweaving the hundreds of selections, Jeremy guides us through the wine-making process ? further informing our choices ? and ensures we know all we need to know about appreciating, handling and storing wine. He also guides us through his favourite cellars in every Australian wine-making region, making this book the ideal companion both at home and while travelling. The book is rounded out with Jeremy?s annual awards for the best available Australia wines in several price brackets.

Jeremy Oliver, author of the bestselling Australian Wine Annual, narrows his focus and selects the very finest Australian wines by variety, by region and by occasion - with his favourite choices for every budget and even a few tips for cellaring. Interweaving the many hundreds of selections, Jeremy guides us through the processes of growing grapes and making wine - further informing our choices and ensures we know just what we need to know about appreciating, handling and storing wine.

Good wine in Australia doesn?t have to cost a fortune, and it?s about to become even easier to choose the right bottle at the right price. For the first time ever, the country?s leading wine authority has compiled his pick of the best Australian wines under 20. With tasting notes, rankings, drink-to dates and food matches for 1001 top-notch wines, James Halliday?s 1001 Wines under 20 is the most comprehensive guide to value wines in Australia. The wines in 1001 Wines under 20 are grouped by variety, with chapters on the best shirazs, chardonnays, pinot noirs and other popular Australian var

Visiting wineries to do wine tasting is for many people the ultimate wine experience. But if you only have a day or two the choice of wineries can be overwhelming. Luckily, Australia has wine-expert Greg Duncan Powell, who brings us his Glovebox Guide to Wine Touring, an essential addition to every vehicle's glovebox.