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Andrew Caillard MW
Publicado por Vintage Journal (2024)
ISBN 10: 0645610895 ISBN 13: 9780645610895
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Descripción Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. It is a triumph. It is remarkable, and it is beautiful. James Halliday AM A masterpiece Brian Croser AM, founder of Tapanappa and Petaluma Wines A genuinely majestic, indeed monumental, achievement unparalleled in Australian wine scholarship Kim Williams AM Incredibly accessible Nigel Sneyd MW What an extraordinary achievement. Derek McDonell OAM, Hordern House The scope, depth, erudition, and sheer readability of the content is unmatched. Chris Anstee Finalist: Best in the World Wine Book GOURMAND Awards 2024 The Australian Ark is a landmark history of the Australian wine industry. Documenting the times of key people and events from the first days of white settlement to the present day, this three-volume work promises to become the reference of Australian wine history for decades to come. Easy to read, beautifully researched and substantial in scale, The Australian Ark reveals a far more ambitious and fascinating story than previously told. Many observers of the mid-19th Century believed that Australia would become the France of the Southern Hemisphere. Although it would never achieve the same level of wealth as wool, coal and iron ore, wine has always been near the centre of influence and power throughout Australias rich and storied past. Author Andrew Caillard MW, one of the most authoritative wine experts in Australia, has been a central figure in shaping the nation's fine wine agenda for over 40 years. A direct descendant of South Australias Reynell family and a co-founder of auction house Langtons, Andrew Caillard has held a lifelong fascination for industry ambitions, Australias wine families and the countrys social, economic and political history.The Australian Ark integrates all these strands with pace, energy and empathy. Geoffrey Robertson AO KC, Australian human rights barrister, academic, author, and broadcaster, introduces The Australian Ark as: a lengthy and scholastic work [comprising] an enthusiastic tale of an industry we can be proud of. It is a romantic and magnificent story of challenges and heartbreaks, a story of young ambitions in an ancient land, and the development of a truly unique and fascinating wine culture. Volume 1: 17881900, The Colonial Era Volume 2: 19011983, Federation to the Modern Era Volume 3: 1983present day, Contemporary Times Recollections and Perspectives Also included in the work is a Canon of Australian Wine and the fascinating stories behind these labels is intertwined through the narrative. This is not a definitive list of the countrys most important wines and vineyards, but it reveals the overall pattern of development of fine Australian wine and will hopefully spark passionate debate long into the future. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9780645610895

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Descripción Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. It is a triumph. It is remarkable, and it is beautiful. James Halliday AM A masterpiece Brian Croser AM, founder of Tapanappa and Petaluma Wines A genuinely majestic, indeed monumental, achievement unparalleled in Australian wine scholarship Kim Williams AM Incredibly accessible Nigel Sneyd MW What an extraordinary achievement. Derek McDonell OAM, Hordern House The scope, depth, erudition, and sheer readability of the content is unmatched. Chris Anstee Finalist: Best in the World Wine Book GOURMAND Awards 2024 The Australian Ark is a landmark history of the Australian wine industry. Documenting the times of key people and events from the first days of white settlement to the present day, this three-volume work promises to become the reference of Australian wine history for decades to come. Easy to read, beautifully researched and substantial in scale, The Australian Ark reveals a far more ambitious and fascinating story than previously told. Many observers of the mid-19th Century believed that Australia would become the France of the Southern Hemisphere. Although it would never achieve the same level of wealth as wool, coal and iron ore, wine has always been near the centre of influence and power throughout Australias rich and storied past. Author Andrew Caillard MW, one of the most authoritative wine experts in Australia, has been a central figure in shaping the nation's fine wine agenda for over 40 years. A direct descendant of South Australias Reynell family and a co-founder of auction house Langtons, Andrew Caillard has held a lifelong fascination for industry ambitions, Australias wine families and the countrys social, economic and political history.The Australian Ark integrates all these strands with pace, energy and empathy. Geoffrey Robertson AO KC, Australian human rights barrister, academic, author, and broadcaster, introduces The Australian Ark as: a lengthy and scholastic work [comprising] an enthusiastic tale of an industry we can be proud of. It is a romantic and magnificent story of challenges and heartbreaks, a story of young ambitions in an ancient land, and the development of a truly unique and fascinating wine culture. Volume 1: 17881900, The Colonial Era Volume 2: 19011983, Federation to the Modern Era Volume 3: 1983present day, Contemporary Times Recollections and Perspectives Also included in the work is a Canon of Australian Wine and the fascinating stories behind these labels is intertwined through the narrative. This is not a definitive list of the countrys most important wines and vineyards, but it reveals the overall pattern of development of fine Australian wine and will hopefully spark passionate debate long into the future. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9780645610895

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Descripción Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. It is a triumph. It is remarkable, and it is beautiful. James Halliday AM A masterpiece Brian Croser AM, founder of Tapanappa and Petaluma Wines A genuinely majestic, indeed monumental, achievement unparalleled in Australian wine scholarship Kim Williams AM Incredibly accessible Nigel Sneyd MW What an extraordinary achievement. Derek McDonell OAM, Hordern House The scope, depth, erudition, and sheer readability of the content is unmatched. Chris Anstee Finalist: Best in the World Wine Book GOURMAND Awards 2024 The Australian Ark is a landmark history of the Australian wine industry. Documenting the times of key people and events from the first days of white settlement to the present day, this three-volume work promises to become the reference of Australian wine history for decades to come. Easy to read, beautifully researched and substantial in scale, The Australian Ark reveals a far more ambitious and fascinating story than previously told. Many observers of the mid-19th Century believed that Australia would become the France of the Southern Hemisphere. Although it would never achieve the same level of wealth as wool, coal and iron ore, wine has always been near the centre of influence and power throughout Australias rich and storied past. Author Andrew Caillard MW, one of the most authoritative wine experts in Australia, has been a central figure in shaping the nation's fine wine agenda for over 40 years. A direct descendant of South Australias Reynell family and a co-founder of auction house Langtons, Andrew Caillard has held a lifelong fascination for industry ambitions, Australias wine families and the countrys social, economic and political history.The Australian Ark integrates all these strands with pace, energy and empathy. Geoffrey Robertson AO KC, Australian human rights barrister, academic, author, and broadcaster, introduces The Australian Ark as: a lengthy and scholastic work [comprising] an enthusiastic tale of an industry we can be proud of. It is a romantic and magnificent story of challenges and heartbreaks, a story of young ambitions in an ancient land, and the development of a truly unique and fascinating wine culture. Volume 1: 17881900, The Colonial Era Volume 2: 19011983, Federation to the Modern Era Volume 3: 1983present day, Contemporary Times Recollections and Perspectives Also included in the work is a Canon of Australian Wine and the fascinating stories behind these labels is intertwined through the narrative. This is not a definitive list of the countrys most important wines and vineyards, but it reveals the overall pattern of development of fine Australian wine and will hopefully spark passionate debate long into the future. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9780645610895

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