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  Fine Waters (Hardback) By (author) Michael Mascha

  

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  Short Description for Fine WatersWater is indeed everywhere - especially bottled water. This work argues that bottled water deserves some focused attention and a prominent place on our tables. It states that bottled waters can be an epicurean delight if water is paired with the right food, served in the right stemware, and enjoyed at the right temperature.
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  • Publisher: Quirk Books
  • Published: 19 October 2006
  • Format: Hardback 192 pages
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  • Categories: General Cookery | Non-alcoholic Beverages
  • ISBN 13: 9781594741197 ISBN 10: 1594741190
  • Sales rank: 305,366

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• Water is indeed everywhere - especially bottled water. High-end restaurants now have water lists in addition to wine lists, water bars are opening up around the globe, and gourmet markets are selling dozens of different varieties of domestic and imported bottled waters. Consumers are beginning to recognize that bottled water, like wine, has a unique identity that is defined by its origin-whether springs, wells, or glaciers. According to connoisseur Michael Mascha, proprietor of the Web site finewaters.com, bottled water deserves some focused attention and a prominent place on our tables. Bottled waters can be an epicurean delight if water is paired with the right food, served in the right stemware, and enjoyed at the right temperature. But unfortunately, bottled water drinkers are exposed to only a few of the major brands, and until now, there's never been a guide for connoisseurs.