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noble rot by william echikson Following the round-up of reviews by David McDuff for the first Wine Book Club (Vino Italiano The Regional Wines of Italy), Tim over at WineCast has selected the book for round two.

Head on over to Amazon.co.uk for a copy of Noble Rot: A Bordeaux Wine Revolution by William Echikson; the paperback is just £7.75.

I selected this book because it gives the back story of what is wrong and right in Bordeaux in an engaging and very readable style. Also, since it's been out for a few years, it's very reasonably priced used and available at many libraries."

You should aim to read the book by the 29th April and either post a review on your blog/site or you can you can sign up at the new Wine Book Club blog and post there.

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