As a young man, a mentor advised me to find common ground with opponents over food and wine. They are the common denominators that all people share. It's on that kind of gut level that I find myself responding to Elliot Essman's book, Use Wine To Make Sense of the World. This is not just another wine book explaining the unique qualities of terrior in Argentina or the use of IGT designations in Tuscany. This book is written on that gut level where we all try to understand ourselves, where we struggle to relate to other people, where we cry, where we sing, and where we live our everyday lives. To this end, the book is not just for "wine people", but for everyone looking to understand themselves through a differnet and sensitive pair of eyes.Get more detail about Use Wine to Make Sense of the World.
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