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Radio appearances include nationally syndicated Pierre Wolfe’s Food & Wine, and a regular monthly spot on the Mike Rosen Show. Jennifer "Chotzi" Rosen’s award-winning wine column has been called "hilarious," "informative," and "the very essence of w

• Title : Waiter, There's a Horse in My Wine: A Treasury of Entertainment, Exploration and Education by America's Wittiest Wine Critic
• Author : Jennifer Chotzi Rosen
• Rating : 4.55 (625 Vote)
• Publish : 2015-6-19
• Format : Paperback
• Pages : 304 Pages
• Asin : 0976317001
• Language : English

Radio appearances include nationally syndicated Pierre Wolfe’s Food & Wine, and a regular monthly spot on the Mike Rosen Show. Jennifer "Chotzi" Rosen’s award-winning wine column has been called "hilarious," "informative," and "the very essence of wine fun." It appears weekly in the Rocky Mountain News and Denver Post in Denver, CO, in a network of other papers across the nation and is read around the world by close to 10,000 subscribers of her Internet newsletter. She partnered with Microsoft to develop software and a series of interactive blind tasting seminars for CEOs around the country.

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A regular contributor to Wine Enthusiast, Drinks Magazine, The Beverage Network, and the New Zealand Winepress, she also writes for The Independence Institute, Long Island Wine Gazette, The Wine Club Newsletter, and wineries such as Flora Springs and

From Publishers Weekly Those who can overlook this book's über-cheesy title and awful cartoon cover art (featuring a horse lounging in a cup of wine) will be treated to an entertaining collection of columns from Rosen, a wine journalist with an irreverent sense of humor. (When addressing "Front label tricks," for instance, Rosen points out that label laws vary, so much so that a 1997 Sonoma Zinfandel doesn't have to consist of 100% Zinfandel grapes or be 100% from Sonoma.) The book's corny illustrations add little to the text, but readers will find a great deal of practical information for choosing everyday table wines nestled amongst Rosen's tantalizing tales of tasting and testing "in the field." Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. Many of these selections are part travelogue, part populist rant, and it is great fun to j

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Collection of informative and irreverent columns from one of America's foremost wine critics. Screw caps, liquor laws, glassware, sommeliers, spitting and, yes, alcohol are covered along with grapes, countries and appellations. Connoisseurs, neophytes and beer-swillers alike will find themselves laughing, pondering and armed with everything they need to impress friends, terrify enemies and stop wine snobs in their tracks.