When hobbies turn serious
Nicola Twilley interviews me about a little hobby of mine that turned into something far more serious; and things around here became a little stranger, when the article was picked up by The Atlantic.
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September 24, 2011 at 6:40 pm
ciao david, the metro wine map of france looks extremely useful to students of wine and great fun for enthusiasts. i just ordered one. it takes something that can seem daunting and incohesive (knowing france’s important appellations, where they are located and the grapes used) and organizes it organically and intuitively. i have a number of servers who are studying for sommelier exams. this map should be a great tool to get their heads wrapped around the most important wine producing country, France. très bien fait !
ps – looking forward to italian version…