How to Drink Wine: The Easiest Way to Learn What You Like, Hardcover

From grape to glass, this highly readable, charmingly illustrated guide will teach you everything you need to know to enjoy wine.

"How to Drink Wine demystifies this topic, taking out the BS and replacing it with fun."--Mike D, the Beastie Boys

Everybody knows that the world of wine can be vast and intimidating and complex. But what few people seem
to know is where to start when it comes to learning the basics. How to Drink Wine solves that problem.

The path to drinking wine with confidence begins with this very informative, very relatable, very entertaining book, thanks to award-winning sommelier and restaurateur Grant Reynolds and acclaimed writer and founder of The Infatuation, Chris Stang.

By reading How to Drink Wine, you will:
- Acquire some foundational terminology. Cuv e, maceration, sul tes . . . what does it all mean? 

- Learn of the twenty-nine wines you need to know--and about important producers. 

- Find answers to questions you might be embarrassed to ask, like exactly how is ros made? 

- Start to pair wines with your life instead of your plate. 

- Be able to navigate a wine list and/or store.

You probably already know what you like to drink. This book will help you better understand why. And as a result, your knowledge, curiosity, and wine collection will expand. So will your number of friends.

Grant Reynolds is an award-winning sommelier, included in Forbes's 30 Under 30 in 2017 and named Wine & Spirits' Best New Sommelier in 2013. He is the owner of the wine shop Parcelle and is a partner in Delicious Hospitality Group, which owns and operates the New York City restaurants Charlie Bird, Pasquale Jones, and Legacy Records. Grant has been featured in Bon Appétit, GQ, Condé Nast Traveler, and Vogue, and he has written about wine for Vanity Fair.

Chris Stang is the cofounder and CEO of The Infatuation, one of the fastest growing restaurant discovery platforms in the world. He has served as the architect of the brand's editorial voice and creative vision since the company's inception in 2009, developing a dedicated audience of millions who turn to The Infatuation for useful, relatable, and entertaining restaurant recommendations. Chris was nominated in 2015 for a James Beard Award for Humor Writing, and in 2019 the Financial Times called him "arguably the most in uential restaurant reviewer in America." His favorite word from that quote is "arguably."