Books: Wine

Having a Good Friend Bring You Along on Her Wine-Soaked Adventures – Living In The Kitchen With Puppies

Unquenchable A Tipsy Quest for the World’s Best Bargain Wines Written by Natalie MacLean Hardcover, 368 pages Also available as an eBook When I was young, wine seemed so grown up. It had its own glass and everything. At that point I knew 4 types of wine: red, white, pink and bubbly. I bought cheap [...]

If You Only Buy One Book About Wine in Your Life Make it Unquenchable – Fiesta Farms Food Matters

By Ivy Knight, blogger for Fiesta Farms and contributor to the Globe & Mail If You Only Buy One Book About Wine in Your Life Make it “Unquenchable: A Tipsy Quest for the World’s Best Bargain Wines” by Natalie MacLean. The best­selling of author of “Red, White and Drunk All Over” is pos­si­bly the world’s [...]

Highly educational and witty, neophytes and professionals will drink this up – Wine Enthusiast Magazine

This holiday season, give a book to your favorite wine, spirits or culinary lover. Unquenchable by Natalie MacLean Chock full of insider tips and engaging anecdotes, this four-time James Beard award-winning author arms readers with the necessities to locate wines with the best value. Highly educational and witty, neophytes and professionals will drink this up. [...]

Wine writing brings a lushness that’s well-balanced and structured – Winnipeg Free Press

Natalie MacLean has made a name for herself as one of Canada’s best-known wine writers. Her first book, Red, White and Drunk All Over, was a decidedly no-nonsense affair that took readers around the world in a lighthearted attempt to shed light on the world of wine. Her new book, Unquenchable: A Tipsy Quest for [...]

A writer with undeniable moxie and spirited prose; her quirky and honest style that celebrates people and place that truly captivates – Oregon Wine Press Magazine

Globe-Trotting Page Turner With an affinity for fine shoes, I’ve developed a keen eye for bargains over the years. When shopping fashion, I’m always on the hunt for the best deal; but when it comes to food and wine, my budget is a bit more lax. I have so much appreciation for the labor and [...]

On the Hunt for Other, Less-Expensive Fizz – National Post

When it’s festive and you’re shopping for Champagne and sparkling wines, there’s “good,” there’s “great” and then there’s “good enough.” File under great: Veuve Clicquot typically has notes of apple, vanilla and bread dough and while it’s delicious, I can’t bear to part with $80 a bottle, especially at this cash-strapped time of year. And [...]

I resolve to read more wine books like Unquenchable: Learn, Chuckle and Maybe Even Guffaw – Gainesville Times

I’m kicking off 2012 with a pair of resolutions. And these I intend to keep, unlike those in previous years to lose weight, buy a winning lottery ticket and get taller. Strangely enough my resolutions center on wine and related matters. Surprised? No. 1. I resolve to read more wine books like “Unquenchable: A Tipsy [...]

Stalking Value Wines in the Great White North – Mark Oldman Drink Bravely

Canadian wine star Natalie MacLean’s fine and self-deprecating prose reaffirms my penchant for all things Canadian.  Her new book details her adventures in locations both far-flung and within the Great White North, stalking value wines and winding up in helicopters over the Niagara Peninsula and in a car zooming down the Autobahn. The reader gets [...]

Amazon Selects Unquenchable as one of the Best Books of 2011

Finally, words fail me …

Around the Wine World in 7 Days; A Wine for Each Day of the Week – The Chronicle Herald

Natalie MacLean likes to drink wine every day, and she figured the same must be true of her readers. That was the inspiration for her newest book, Unquenchable, which describes MacLean’s travels to eight of the world’s winemaking regions and, at the same time, suggests a wine for each night of the week. “I wanted [...]