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　　Americans are drinking more alcoholic beverages than ever, and

almost 30 percent of tipplers name wine as their drink of choice.

Recent studies have touted the health benefits of wine-drinking. So

why is wine so intimidating? The sheer numbers and types of wines?

The wine snobs with their arcane terminology? The French with their

insufferable Frenchiness?

Demystifying oenophilia and offering more than a few laughs along

the way, Jennifer Rosen’s THE CORK JESTER?’S GUIDE TO WINE is a

collection of fast, funny anecdotes and informative lessons sure to

entertain both the vintage idiot and the savvy sipper.

In the book’s introduction, Rosen offers a typically frank

explanation of her approach: "A wise winemaker told me, ‘Drinking

wine with a sommelier is like making love to a gynecologist: it’s

better if they don?’t tell you everything they know.’ Instead, I

offer a series of bite-sized stories; Trojan horses filled with

facts programmed to infiltrate and lodge in your brain, with no

effort on your part."

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　　Winner of the 2005 James Beard Award for Internet Writing,

Jennifer Rosen writes the weekly wine column for the Rocky Mountain

News and contributes to other publications around the world. Her

first book, Waiter, There’s a Horse in My Wine, won the 2005

Gourmand World Cookbook Award for Wine Literature. Her internet

newsletter goes out to 40,000 subscribers around the globe.

Jennifer lives in Denver, Colorado and travels frequently to wine

regions around the world. (she also does belly dancing and

trapeze)

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Americans are drinking more alcoholic beverages than ever, and almost 30 percent of tipplers name wine as their drink of choice. Recent studies have touted the health benefits of wine-drinking. So why is wine so intimidating? The sheer numbers and types of wines? The wine snobs with their arcane terminology? The French with their insufferable Frenchiness? Demystifying oenophilia and offering more than a few laughs along the way, Jennifer Rosen’s THE CORK JESTERÂ’S GUIDE TO WINE is a collection of fast, funny anecdotes and informative lessons sure to entertain both the vintage idiot and the savvy sipper. In the book’s introduction, Rosen offers a typically frank explanation of her approach: "A wise winemaker told me, ‘Drinking wine with a sommelier is like making love to a gynecologist: it’s better if they donÂ’t tell you everything they know.’ Instead, I offer a series of bite-sized stories; Trojan horses filled with facts programmed to infiltrate and lodge in your brain, with no effort on your part."