Nicholas Faith es un distinguido periodista y autor, reconocido por sus perspicaces exploraciones sobre el vino, los licores y el transporte. Su obra se caracteriza por una aguda habilidad para adentrarse en el núcleo de sus temas, desentrañar sus complejidades y presentarlas de manera accesible y cautivadora. El enfoque analítico de Faith, perfeccionado a través de una amplia experiencia periodística, le permite examinar estas esferas desde una perspectiva única. Sus escritos ofrecen a los lectores no solo información, sino también reflexiones que invitan a pensar y nuevas perspectivas sobre estos cautivadores mundos.
This guide to vodka the history of vodka; how vodka is made; the marketing of vodka; a full list of brands and their labels with tasting notes; how to drink it; what to eat with vodka; and how to cook with it.
Exploring the "golden age" of railways - a period of privately owned, competitive companies - this book details the early explosion of "rail fever", which resulted in the carving up of the English countryside to accommodate the new "iron horses". From these dramatic and turbulent beginnings, readers are led through the birth, demise and possible resurgence of the environmentally friendly rail-cars and trams. The book also looks at the London Underground.
A new edition of THE classic history of rail: how the 'Iron Road' turned the world upside down.
The smash-hit bestseller about the world's worst air crashes and the disaster detectives who pick through the wreckage to find out why they happened - now fully revised and updated, with 30% new material. From the early tragedies of the Comet and the DC10 to the modern-day horror of the Concorde catastrophe in Paris and the mysterious loss of an Air France Airbus over the Atlantic, Faith painstakingly recreates the accidents, explains what went wrong and discusses how they can be prevented from recurring. It's a gripping, fascinating and chilling book.
Tied to a six-part Channel-4 documentary, this book is a survey of classic commercial vehicles across the world, from buses and trams to lorries, tractors, JCBs, trains and tubes. It examines the huge changes that have taken place in public, emergency and industrial road-transport machines.
In the only book dedicated to this prestigious Bordeaux wine, Faith leads the reader on a tour through the sumptuous neo-classical Cheteau Margaux estate. Beginning with a description of the dramatic history that defines the estate, and the fortuitous geology and geography that define the wine, Jean Dethier describes the magical atmosphere of the cheteau; three celebrated wine and food experts-George Lepre, Markus Del Monego, and Shinya Tasaki-offer critical insight on the best combinations of fine food with Cheteau Margaux's wines. The final section offers a useful chronology and assessment of the vintages from 1771 to the present.
Good historical coverage with newly researched factual material.
Burgundy, France's historic wine region, is a unique mix of, old towns and vineyards, of great wines, and of thousands of individualistic wine-makers, brokers and merchants. "Burgundy and its Wines" takes the reader on a journey where the temptation to linger is irresistible - from the gentle slopes of the Cote d'Or to the treasures of Dijon. The journey concludes with a directory of practical advice and information, including the best merchants and producers.
