Penin’s Spanish Wine Guide has been Released
Just wanted to give everyone the update that Penin’s Wine Guide has just be released in the US. We, personally, have been using the Spanish version of this guide since our arrival to Spain, where it is considered one of the principle guides of spanish wine, and have felt it is an invaluable resource. We don’t know whether or not the translation is completely up to par – and being that very few things are translated into any other international language in Spain, especially grammatically correct English, we sincerely doubt it – but we can promise that we will do our level-headed best to check it out and give you the full update after we’ve done our research.
Penin Guide to Spanish Wines Debuts in the U.S.
Prestigious Wine Guide Enters New International Expansion Phase
MADRID, Spain and NEW YORK, May 2 /PRNewswire/ -. Leading Spanish wine journalist Jose Penin is pleased to announce a new international expansion phase for Grupo Penin, with the U.S. launch of the Penin Guide to Spanish Wine 2007, which aims to become the world reference on the Spanish wine industry, providing critical information and reviews on over 7,500 Spanish wines.
The Penin Guide to Spanish Wine is published by Grupo Penin’s Penin Communications, an established marketing, branding and PR company, specialized in wine and gastronomy. The group is chaired by Mr. Jose Penin and managed by Ms. Mercedes Cubillo. Through the Penin Guide to Spanish Wine the company has hundreds of business contacts worldwide, and is establishing a global consultancy and business-to-business information exchange centered on trends and opportunities in the Spanish wine industry.
To continue reading the press release for the Penin Guide to Spanish Wines
I just got my own copy of the 2007 edition a couple days ago. I first found the Penin Guide when I bought a copy of the 2006 edition. I think it is an informative book, as well as a good value. It is over 1100 pages long and the first few hundred pages are an educational section on wine in general, with some specifics on Spanish wines. And it comes in a convenient trade sized paperback. There is certainly an extensive section of wine reviews. I don't know how good the translation is, but it seems to read well.
I just got my own copy of the 2007 edition a couple days ago. I first found the Penin Guide when I bought a copy of the 2006 edition. I think it is an informative book, as well as a good value. It is over 1100 pages long and the first few hundred pages are an educational section on wine in general, with some specifics on Spanish wines. And it comes in a convenient trade sized paperback. There is certainly an extensive section of wine reviews. I don’t know how good the translation is, but it seems to read well.
The book is a very authoritative guide to Spanish wines and we are pleased to have permission to feature the Penin Guide reviews on our wine recommendation site when we launch in a few weeks time.
The book is a very authoritative guide to Spanish wines and we are pleased to have permission to feature the Penin Guide reviews on our wine recommendation site when we launch in a few weeks time.
I didn't know about this book until I too got the press release. Hope to see the book sometime!
I didn’t know about this book until I too got the press release. Hope to see the book sometime!
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