If you search for "books on wine" on the Internet are more than ten million tickets, which is equal to find a good wine in an "all one hundred."
But what happens if you search the information by asking "books on natural wine"? that you find the thread of a conversation around high wine culture and ways of doing and this will naturally leads to a broader reflection on "the discussions at this time", says David , from The Art of Things :
Discussions ... wine are particularly passionate because they summarize much of the discussion at this time. Reading the good and well organized arguments of natural wine that one can not give the reason for the Italian wine, French and Spanish who have chosen to focus on the much more difficult natural winemaking, giving the joker of the more than 300 products oenological commonly used, especially sulfur, sulfites causing those of us who warned by law labels and apparently are to blame for the hangover and bad body day after leaving the unnatural wine.
To get an overview of these debates from the world of wine, there are at least two important books: one is Le vin au naturel , of Francois Morel, intellectual committed to spreading the wine culture that respects the terroir and the times, facing the chemical industry and encourage the creation of artificial abundance and diversity in order, and the other is The Battle for Wine and Love: or how i saved the world from Parkerization of Alice Feiring , the voice Natural wine from anglomundo, openly discussing the transformation of the culture of wine into something quantifiable, while she understands and argues that what is involved is the quality from the strain used, never genetically modified to wine in the bottle.
I really need the book of natural wine in Spain. There are still many people interested in wine who ask what is the natural wine and I think they deserve an answer. Because there are thirsty and not only of wine but of knowing how it's done and why and where and who these "viñerón rebellious" , the only beings capable of saving the world, the objectors, as cites Morel André Gide .
